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Green tea cookies - Earthy, sweet, and buttery
Mapo Tofu - Sichuan comfort food that's also easy to make
Chrysanthemum Tea - a calming herbal tea to sip with rock sugar
Hunan-style Braised Fried Tofu - adding spicy flavor to fried tofu puffs
Malatang - a spicy street side hotpot. Choose from 20 to 30 skewers to dunk into a bubbling hot broth
Baked Tofu Sandwiches with Sesame-Soy Slaw
Homemade Almond Milk with Bananas and Honey
Dan Dan Mian - Spicy but addictive Sichuan noodles
Red Lentil and Tofu Curry - Red lentils cook faster than green lentils and have a creamy texture perfect for curries
Chocolate Sichuan Pepper Macarons and other flavors in Beijing
Vegetarian Congee - A meatless version of the Cantonese breakfast staple (and hangover cure)
Goji Oatmeal-Almond Cookies
Pork Medallions with Raisin-Ginger Pan Sauce
Apple Soju Cocktail. Soju is a Korean alcohol that's versatile like vodka or gin, but lighter in taste.
Orange-Almond Lace Cookies
Chocolate Tarts and Macanese Egg Tarts, among the many goodies to eat on Coloane Island in Macau
Vietnamese-Style Clay Pot Chicken, Bubbling Hot
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Orange Sesame Brittle...an easy way to use orange rinds
Coconut Hot Chocolate
Water Chestnut Cake with Ginger, another Chinese New Year treat
Making pan-fried turnip cake (law bok gow) for the Lunar New Year
Pan-fried Dumplings in a Web
Aloo Matar at Hong Kong's Temple Street Night Market
The photogenic dragonfruit
Ginger Milk Tea - a warm frothy drink for a cold winter's night
Lamb skewers at a Beijing kebab bar
Pan-Fried Tofu with Caramel Sauce
Oatmeal Prawns
Knife-cut Noodles with Aged Vinegar and Stir-fried Pork Sauce
Roujiamo -- A favorite street snack of northern China
Candied Walnuts without an Oven
Mushroom Duxelles with Rice
Rose Milk Tea
Bingtang hulu - Candied Haws and Mandarin Oranges