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Chef Theresa Cheng of Chino Hills, above, serves Cantonese scrambled eggs during her "Joy of Chinese Cooking" class on June 25 at the Diamond Bar Li...
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The La Mirada Library, 13800 La Mirada Blvd., will be hosting The Joy of Chinese Cooking presented by Theresa Cheng, a free step by step Chinese cooki...
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The La Mirada Library, 13800 La Mirada Blvd., will be hosting The Joy of Chinese Cooking presented by Theresa Cheng, a free step by step Chinese cooki...
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Cecilia de Castro, owner of the Academy of Culinary Education (ACE), is out to dispel the common notion that her native Filipino food is "greasy, fried, brown, boring, unhealthy and ugly.
Philippine cuisine is a mixture of Spanish, Chinese and Malay influences, she says. "The trinity in Filipino cooking is garlic, onions and tomatoes, which is in many dishes.
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Joy of cooking
In celebration of National Library Week - 2008, the Rowland Heights Library will present "Joy of Chinese Cooking" with Theresa Cheng from 7 to 8 p.m. on April 17.
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[ALICE LEVITT]: I've never had the opportunity to eat at The French Laundry, Bouchon or über-chef Thomas Keller's latest restaurant, ad hoc. But I don't need airfare to taste his famous fried chicken. The ad hoc Fried Chicken Kit, exclusively from Williams- Sonoma ($14.95), packages a lemon-herb brine and garlic-, paprikaand cayenne-seasoned breading in one small sack. All you have to do is buy chicken and get yourself a little grease spattered before you're enjoying a mealthat costs $49 back in Yountville, Calif.
[SUZANNE PODHAIZER]: I already own the EatingWell, LocavoreandEpicurious iPhone apps, but there's always room for more. Where I get my wine, a real live human helps me choose something to match my meal, but I'm still interested in Pair It! ($2.99), recommended by Bob Tedeschi ...
...Suzanne: When it comes to cooking Chinese food, I've never gotten beyond stir-fry an...
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Joy of cooking
In celebration of National Library Week - 2008, the Rowland Heights Library will present "Joy of Chinese Cooking" with Theresa Cheng from 7 to 8 p.m. on April 17.
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Food designer speaks on Chinese cooking
CLAREMONT - Food designer Theresa Cheng will offer a program on the "Joy of Chinese Cooking" on Nov. 17 at the Claremont Public Library, 208 N. Harvard Ave.
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HOLLYWOOD -- Whether you're a domestic diva or an all-conquering female business exec, you will definitely appreciate the fantastic Chinese dishes fea...
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As the Chinese usher in the year of the Tiger, this simple diner will give you a tantalizing taste of Chinese cooking with very little effort.
One of my favorite dishes is Lo Mein which, when translated, means mixed noodles. Noodles are a staple of Chinese cooking and are served at birthday dinners, because they represent long life.