Past Articles for 2000

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2000 7(1)	TOPICS INCLUDE: A tea strainer; Back issues; James Beard dinners; Martin Yan; Dong Quai; Chinese food pyramid
2000 7(1)	Peach: A Most Classical Fruit
2000 7(1)	Conference and Banquet Report
2000 7(1)	Asian Food on the Web
2000 7(1)	Chinese Food in Costa Rica
2000 7(1)	More About Bird's Nest and Snake
2000 7(1)	Winter Solstice Festival
2000 7(1)	Mongolians and Their Cuisine by the editor
2000 7(1)	Mongolian Foods and Beverages by Cathy Ang
2000 7(2)	Fantastic Chinese Food Festival Tour, A
2000 7(2)	TOPICS: 14th Century eating/drinking rules and recipes; Book awards; Upcoming Chinese New Year dates
2000 7(2)	Two Vancouver Chinese Restaurants
2000 7(2)	On Menus: In Egypt
2000 7(2)	Soy Sauce, China's Liquid Spice
2000 7(2)	Fruits As Food and Medicine: Part One
2000 7(2)	Try a Papaya
2000 7(2)	Luck of the Golden Dragon
2000 7(2)	Snake as Food and Medicine
2000 7(2)	Asian Food Information: Print Sources
2000 7(2)	Souper Soup
2000 7(2)	Lizards and Liquor
2000 7(2)	TOPICS INCLUDE: Advertising kudo; Sichuan pepper-salt; Chow Mein sandwich; Red yeast rice
2000 7(2)	Three Cultures, One Restaurant
2000 7(2)	Origins of Chinese Pasta
2000 7(2)	Imperial Banquets and the Emperor's Meals in Qing China
2000 7(3)	Bok Choy Is Bai Cai, and part of a big Family
2000 7(3)	Restaurant Reviews: A Quartet of Tastes
2000 7(3)	TOPICS: Snake root alert; XO sauce; Bell fruit; Shark's bone
2000 7(3)	Chinese Mushrooms: Tree Ears
2000 7(3)	Pair of Chinese Banquets, A
2000 7(3)	Fruits As Food as Medicine: Part Two
2000 7(3)	Chinatown USA
2000 7(3)	Snow Frog: Trailing This Rare Delicacy
2000 7(3)	A Diet of Worms....And Other Critters
2000 7(3)	Sandpot Cookery
2000 7(3)	TOPICS INCLUDE: Chinese sandwiches; Covered teacups; Oyster sauce; Jinhua ham
2000 7(3)	Chinese Vinegar
2000 7(4)	Banquets: Feasts For Every Occasion
2000 7(4)	TOPICS INCLUDE: Mountain herb eggs; This magazine in Appetite; Corrections; Eating unusual animals can be eating pasta
2000 7(4)	Kiwi: The Chinese Gooseberry
2000 7(4)	Chinese Wines
2000 7(4)	Hot Pot Cookery
2000 7(4)	Tree Seeds
2000 7(4)	Vegetables as Food and Medicine: Part One
2000 7(4)	Venezuela's Sabor y Suerte in Chinese Food
2000 7(4)	Chinese Black Mushrooms
2000 7(4)	On Menus: Around the Country

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