I love to watch the professionals make bo jai fan (clay pot rice) – they do it with such ease, moving the pots from one blazing hot burner (charcoal, please – it tastes better) to a slightly cooler ...

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Unglazed clay vessels are among the oldest items used for food preparation. Computerized electronic rice cookers and programmable slow cookers are among the newest. A new product designed by a ...

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Cellophane noodles are clear noodles made from green-bean starch. They have a slightly rubbery texture and tend to clump together. They are terrific with seafood. This dish is traditionally cooked in ...

There are two kinds of people in this world — those who eat the crust, and those who don’t. We’re not just talking about sandwich and pizza crust. In this case the crust in question is that of the ...

Editor's Note: China is divided into as many culinary regions as there are different ethnic groups. Its geographical diversity and kaleidoscopic cultural profiles contribute to the unending banquet of ...

Louis Lau’s mother has been using the same clay pot for years. “Everything she cooks in it tastes better than in a brand-new clay pot,” says Lau, sous-chef at the Buffet at the River Rock Casino ...

On this year's culinary scene, various dishes surfaced as noteworthy trends on Vietnamese social media, from the Korean-inspired coin-shaped cake to fruit-based noodles and salad. A cake shaped like a ...