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| Anusasananan, Linda Lau |
Hakka Roots: Finding Mine In Our Food
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| Betts, Ashley |
Pregnancy: Foods for Mother and Baby
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| Du Guohui and Li Xin |
Dr. Jacqueline M. Newman's life-long love of Chinese food
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| Newman, Jacqueline M. |
Buddhists Eating Barley. Butter, and Belap
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Chinese Herbs: Overview, Talk, and Tasting
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Veggie Buds are Mustard Greens
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TOPICS INCLUDE: A book of this magazine's great articles; Chinese herbs; Is bok cai correct?
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35 Years and The Mandarin is Better Than Ever
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About: Nuts and Chestnuts
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About: Frequent Requests
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Inner Mongolian Features and Foods
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Chinese Herbal Information
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Fermented Li and Chou Beverages
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TOPICS include: Freshwater snails; Pangolin; Persimmons; Origins of Hotpot; Frying shallots: Buying tea in Hangzhou; Uses of winter melon
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Shandong Cuisine
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Caterpillar Fungus
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Sugar's Many Forms and Uses
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TOPICS INCLUDE: Golden Palace request; Mao tai; Chopsticks; Egg usage in Lion's Head; Flavor and Fortune's website; ISACC, our parent organization; Naming minorities; Seeds found inside apricot and peach pits
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Yams: Perennial Tasty Tubers
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Malaysian-Chinese foods
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Coltsfoot: An Ancient Chinese Herbal
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Guizhou: Province, People, and Potency
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Banquets Are Bountiful
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Jellyfish Revisited
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Meals and Menus in Hangzhou and Shanghai
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TOPICS INCLUDE: Some Lou Wai Lou history, pictures, too; Old traditional channel/meridian picture; Mooncake naming and their contents; Longevity info; The train to Tibet; The Axi minority
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Anhui and Zhejiang,Two Classic Culinary Provinces
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Chinese-Vietnamese Foods
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| Persing, Daniel W. |
My Experiences in China, by Daniel W. Persing
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| S-B-S and Chinese Restaurant News |
Chinese Food History in the 20th Century
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| Salloum, Habeeb |
Cantonese Cuisine is World Renowned
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| Wang Si |
Dali Bean Curd and Steamed Cakes
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Bai Baked Tea in Huoshan Village
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Hangzhou Cuisine Museum: An Artistic Food and Exhibition Hybrid
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| Wang Yuanguang |
Bean Curd Balls for Cheng De's New Year
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| Zheng Nan |
Rice Dumplings, Dragon-boat Races, and Qu Yuan
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