Tuesday, May 7, 2024

Steamed Savory Egg with Chicken, Shrimp, and Scallions 蒸水蛋

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You’ve had fried eggs, boiled eggs, poached eggs, and scrambled eggs, but there is one more way that the Chinese love to eat eggs, and that is steamed. His dish is perfect for breakfast,...

A New Year, A Healthier You

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This new year is the perfect time to start a healthier diet after a long winter full of indulgence. Whether you spent this holiday at home, taking visitors to your favorite local food places or...
Korean Culture Summer Camp & Korean Food Festival

Korean Culture Summer Camp & Korean Food Festival keeps Korean culture alive

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Korean American Association of Central Florida hosted the 2nd annual Korean Culture Camp at the Orlando Korean Presbyterian Church from July 15th to July 19th followed by the Korean Food Festival on July 19th at the Eastmonte Civic Center....

Jubao Palace at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino adopts Feng Shui Element

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Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Tampa recently completed a $75 million expansion, making it the world’s sixth-largest casino, based on gaming positions or number of seats at a table or slot. For the sixth year...
Egg Ttart

Golden Lotus: Authentic Chinese Restaurant in Central Florida

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Chinese cuisine has been an integral thread of the American cultural tapestry since the gold rush days in California, with Chinese rail road laborers setting up shop and making “chop suey” dishes out of...

Teri’s trip to Japan 2010~Series: Gourmet in Japan: 4

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I didn’t have much time for my friends on this trip, but spent short, quality time with them. We went to a very popular dining spot “Monsoon Café” just to have a sip (at...
Orange Chicken

COOKING YOUR FAVORITE TAKE-OUT AT HOME

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When I was still working, take-out food had a weekly showing for dinner.  Be it Chinese, Pizza, Sandwiches, we all enjoyed not only eating it but I definitely enjoyed not having to prepare it...

Teri’s trip to Japan 2010~Series: Gourmet in Japan: 3

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Another FUN food in Japan is Obento お弁当(Bento 弁当), which is also getting popular here in the U.S. This looks very tasty, but is not edible. These are plastic, not real food. Food replicas appear prevalently in...
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