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Bai Chingshun Lisu Food in Wuding County Highlights Five Of Them
Lu Ying Sugar Figures: Drawn or Blown
Moffat, Claire Authentic Chinese Cuisine: A Reader's View
Newman, Jacqueline M. Flavor and Fortune: To Date
  Jumping (like frogs and rabbits) in Jiangsu; Elsewhere, Too
  Abalone, Clams, Mussels, and Oysters
  Zhejiang: A Crowded Small Province
  Chinese-Indian Cuisine
  Hani: A Mostly Mountainous Chinese Ethnic Popuation
  Xiamen
  TOPICS INCLUDE: Wood ear fungi; Sandpot cooking; A Chinese Food Encyclopedia; Our Water Shield recipe; Pig's Knucles; Crocodiles; Oyster Purse Omelettes; Pork Tendons; Wine-lees; Stewed Kidneys; Ketchup; Restaurants in Flushing
  Tongue: A Textured Organ Meat
  Harbin: A Dongbei City
  Sea Vegetables, Part 1
  Gingko Is A Prehistoric Food
  TOPICS INCLUDE: About Michael Gray's visit; The Cleaver Quarterly; Kosher Chinese eater; Wood ear fungi; Bread and Mutton Soup; Potatoes in Dongbei; Grinding grains; Tongue, a family favorite; Missing issues; Millet, a very early grain
  China's Grand Canal Moves Food and Folk
  Shrimp, Lobsters, and Scallops
  Bananas
  Chinese Olives and Their Leaves
  Sichuan: Once Spelled Szechuan
  Water Shield
  Nines, Dragons,and the Book of Changes
  Sea Vegetables, Part 2
  Chinese Food: Popular in Bhutan
  Taro: Best Not Eaten Raw
  TOPICS INCLUDE: Census of the Chinese; Places Michael Gray visited; Website correction; General Zou's Chicken; Sea vegetables; A Hangzhou soup; Seal scripts; A belt and a donut; Foods of Li Qingzhao; Curing a parent; Kudos
  Chinese in America: When They Came
  Goose in the Chinese Culinary
  TOPICS include: About swamp cabbage; Goose at weddings; Hand-torn cabbage; Uygur food; Oysters and their sex changes; Duck feet; Mushrooms and pork belly; Meat pies; Fried bamboo fungus
  Silk Road Foods, Faces, and Fancies
  Wenzhou Revisited
  Sea Creatures Are Nifty
  Vegetables: Unusual in the Western World
  Burdock
  Minority Information, To Date
  Chiu Chow Cuisine
Wang Si 'She:' An Ethnic Minority Population
Weijie, Yu Cinnamon in Traditional Chinese Cuisine
Zheng Siyang Shanxi And Its Decorative Art

                                                                                                                                                       
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