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Modern Filipino Cuisine, Versatile and Viable, Is Quietly Having A Moment
Macapuno panna cotta with ube mousse and pistachio at Pelago in Philadelphia. (Photo: Neal Santos.) Filipinos are one of the largest and most intimately connected immigrant groups in the United States,...
View ArticleHarold Dieterle’s Chiang Mai Sausage Lettuce Cups
Making sausage is what it is. As in, it’s way more difficult than unwrapping butcher paper or slicing into plastic. Be warned, this recipe will require a couple of days to make, but it’s the best...
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Cambodian Is The Greatly Underappreciated Outlier In Asian Cooking. This...
A traditional Cambodian hot pot, served during a family Christmas lunch. (Photos: Deana Saukam.) As a chef, Jorge Luis Hernandez is familiar with many styles of cuisine, from the Spanish-leaning...
View ArticleHarold Dieterle’s Grilled Cabbage With Chili Lime Vinaigrette
This delicious play on Asian slaw is anything but the snoozy, sesame-oil-loaded summer snore. Instead of using raw cabbage, Dieterle grills hunks of Savoy, and then mixes it up with a simple Southeast...
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The Rise Of Domestic Sake In America, Where Freshness Is King
Austin-based Texas Sake Company uses all locally grown, organic rice in its sakes. When you’ve been doing something so long that it predates written history, it’s safe to say you’ve got dibs. So it...
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Brian Tsao Band Used To Jam In The Prep Area
What, do you not practice in the prep area of your restaurant between lunch and dinner service? Chef Brian Tsao says that’s time wasted. Chef Brian Tsao has had quite the last few years: opening the...
View ArticleNew Chefs Rising, Episode 6: Erik Bruner-Yang of Toki Underground and Maketto
Erik Bruner-Yang exemplifies the spirit of the next generation of young chefs — they’re mastering cooking, sure, but also thinking about more than just food. That’s why the 31-year-old chef-owner...
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What Is Indonesian Cuisine And Why Hasn’t It Caught On In The U.S.?
Walk around just about any U.S. city and chances are you’ll stumble upon a decent number of Asian restaurants slinging variations of dishes from the continent’s many countries and vast array of...
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Where To Eat Korean Food In Philadelphia
Koreatown fixture Seorabol is a good starting place for your Korean-food adventures in Philly. (Photo: Mike Persico.) With a bustling Chinatown, a burgeoning Little Cambodia and a well-established...
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How To Build An Asian Home Kitchen Like You Know What You’re Doing
Follow the instructions below to build out your own Asian pantry, then tackle any recipe you like. (Illustrations by Mike Houston.) Between his run as cheap eats columnist for The New York Times and...
View ArticleBrooklyn’s Museum Of Food And Drink Celebrates Chinese-American Cuisine
Brooklyn’s Museum of Food and Drink has brought us a new appreciation for food and drink through our four senses. This November, the museum will bring a new exhibition, “Chow: The Making of Chinese...
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