Posts Tagged ‘Cooking’

Porter Battered Fish & Chips

I treat yard work as a paced work out. As such, I tend to build up a pretty big appetite – usually for heavy, filling food. I was considering…

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Sliced Chicken with Scallion Oil

Chicken with scallion oil is a typical dish from Guangzhou province in China. Incredibly simple and similar to Hainanese chicken, the bird is seasoned with salt and grated ginger…

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Tamagoyaki

Tamagoyaki with tomato and smoked salt

I think I’m the only person I know that not only doesn’t gripe when a sushi chef includes tamagoyaki  (a thinly layered Japanese

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Pork and Cabbage (Farfalle with Braised Pork Neck & Xiao Bai Tsai)

Pork, pork, pork, pork. That is a pig at the top of the blog…

Another borrowed recipe (this time from Minimally Invasive). Nice comfort food…

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Kecap Manis Braised Pork Belly

I picked up this recipe (with a few modifications) from Profumo Profondo, so I’ll just add the link. Between the marinating and…

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Chicken Shreds with Scallions

Too busy with work Sunday night, so a quick dinner was in order – Chinese, this time. Chicken Shreds with Scallions. This is one of those dishes that balances…

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Yóumàicài 油麦菜 – A Tsai

Good luck finding anything listed as yóumàicài at any of the Asian markets in Atlanta. Honestly, I think I’ve only heard that name once. I learned the more common…

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Beef with Oyster Sauce

More quick and simple meals….

Less talking, more cooking:

Ingredients
8 oz. beef (I used top round)
1 scallion (chopped)
2 slices of ginger (shredded)
1 egg (white

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Salt & Pepper Lamb Chops with Gai Choy

Finding time to eat well can be challenging. As a single father and a business owner, my spare time can be limited. It’s often tempting to rush into a fast…

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Buford Highway Farmer’s Market

For some reason lot of people still seem to have hang ups about the ethnic markets along Buford Highway. Regardless, BFM is still one of my favorites. The sheer…

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