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11/6（五）
A brief history of Indian-Chinese cuisine, plus 3 popular d…
In India, dishes that feature Szechwan – not Sichuan – and Manchurian sauce might suggest Chinese roots, but they tell a distinctly local story. Known as Chindian or Indian-Chinese cuisine, this culinary style emerged from Chinese migrant communities in Kolkata, where cooks adapted their recipes to local ingredients and tastes – think soy sauce and vinegar with generous helpings of chilli, ginger and garlic. The result was not simply a substitute for food from China but a culinary tradition in...
#Food and Drinks#Chinese cuisine#Asian diaspora#Asian Cuisine#Chinese culture#India
南華早報10/31（六）
Chefs explain why yams and sweet potatoes are not the same
Widely known as Sam the Cooking Guy, Sam Zien is an enthusiastic proponent of sweet potatoes. He loves mashing them and seasoning with miso, butter and chopped spring onions. Or he cubes, boils and roasts the sweet potatoes, then adds a generous dollop of lemon yogurt, with sprinkles of dukkah, a mixture of chopped nuts and sesame seeds, seasoned with cumin, coriander and salt. Another way is to add sweet potatoes to quesadillas with Mexican chorizo, a highly seasoned fatty pork sausage, and...
#Food and Drinks#Get to Know#Healthy eating#Chinese cuisine#United States#Japan
10/30（五）
Kindness returned: disabled Chinese man helps woman who aid…
A Chinese woman donated 500 yuan (US$75) to an 18-year-old stranger with a disability after seeing a social media post saying he was too poor to afford meals. Eight years later, he repaid her double the amount after learning she was going through a difficult time, which moved many people online. In 2018, Wang Shuming, from China’s eastern Shandong province, posted a video saying he had no money and could not afford food. Wang lives with the effects of a childhood fever. He has difficulty walking...
10/28（三）
Hotpot, noodle soup, fried rice: where a Lebanese chef eats…
Beirut native Teya Mikhael is the executive chef of Maison Libanaise in Central on Hong Kong Island. She spoke to Andrew Sun. I grew up on a very traditional Lebanese diet, where food was the centre of daily life. Family lunch was sacred. Because Lebanon has such incredible produce, we ate mostly home-cooked food, consisting of an array of meze, salads and generous proteins. My diet today is still fairly balanced, with lots of vegetables and herbs. I also can never resist a really good...
#Bar Leone's#Haykal Al Chambouk#Sheung Wan#Beirut#Hong Kong#Salon des Refusés
10/23（五）
Local pair’s brush with Hong Kong Open history a sign the s…
There was a moment on Thursday when history looked like being made at the Link Hong Kong Open, and while forgiving greens and some generous pins meant normal service was later restored, the glimpse on offer was of a local game in rude health. For the first time since the tournament began in 1959, two Hongkongers – Isaac Lam and Matthew Cheung – briefly sat at the top of the leaderboard at six-under-par. By the end of the day they were far from alone and further down the field than they might...
10/20（二）
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10/18（日）
Opinion | China’s ‘golden week’ holidays come at a cost
For iPhone users in China, the calendar has long presented a small but recurring problem. On a Sunday designated as a make-up workday, an alarm might remain silent. On a regular Friday converted into a day off, it might ring anyway. Nearly 17 years after entering the Chinese market, Apple quietly updated its operating system in September to automatically recognise China’s official schedule of adjusted holidays and workdays. The fix is modest, but it points to a larger question: what happens when...
10/14（三）
Tai Fung Lau at 65: a taste of history at the Hong Kong res…
Ask any regular at Tai Fung Lau Peking Restaurant in Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui district what keeps them coming back, and they are likely to mention its down-to-earth dishes, generous portions and value for money. This year, as the restaurant marked its 65th anniversary, second-generation owner Steve Wan remains committed to preserving both the hearty portions and the flavours of his father’s kitchen. That determination begins with a subtle distinction that diners might not notice until Wan...
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