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Fuchsia Dunlop

@fuchsiadunlop

Cook and food-writer specialising in Chinese cuisine. Latest book 'Invitation to a Banquet'. China food tours wildchina.com/small-group-to…

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Breakfast noodles! Spicily Sichuanese with fried egg, pak choy and olive vegetable 😋 #chinesefood #sichuanfood #noodles #breakfast

Breakfast noodles! Spicily Sichuanese with fried egg, pak choy and olive vegetable 😋 #chinesefood #sichuanfood #noodles #breakfast
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A sugar painter at work in a village in Yunnan, painting a toffee dragonfly for me. My first piece for Scribehound Food _food , released today, is about the theatrics of Chinese food, on the streets and at the table. 糖画 shorturl.at/NnVdR

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A sugar painter at work in a village in Yunnan, painting a toffee dragonfly for me. My first piece for Scribehound Food _food , released today, is about the theatrics of Chinese food, on the streets and at the table. 糖画 shorturl.at/NnVdR

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Playing around with the idea of Chinese steamed eggs for Easter breakfast! Somehow I managed to let the wok boil dry and the eggs ended up flavoured with smoked bamboo: unintended but marvellously delicious! Anyway, Easter or springtime greetings from my kitchen in London.🐣🐣🐣

Playing around with the idea of Chinese steamed eggs for Easter breakfast! Somehow I managed to let the wok boil dry and the eggs ended up flavoured with smoked bamboo: unintended but marvellously delicious! Anyway, Easter or springtime greetings from my kitchen in London.🐣🐣🐣
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Reading Fuchsia Dunlop 's magnificent book "Invitation to a Banquet" as I eat a bowl of snow fungus dessert that my better half made me to help me with my congestion.

Reading <a href="/fuchsiadunlop/">Fuchsia Dunlop</a> 's magnificent book "Invitation to a Banquet" as I eat a bowl of snow fungus dessert that my better half made me to help me with my congestion.
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“This is an incredibly confusing subject because the English word ‘dumpling’ originally referred to balls of dough that were cooked in a stew — but now it is used for a vast range of Chinese snacks with stuffings that are nothing like an English dumpling, and all have their own

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The complexities of translating Chinese food names! Interesting piece on CNN (with contributions from me) amp.cnn.com/cnn/travel/chi…

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My second Scribehound Food piece is published today. It’s on my favourite subject: texture in Chinese food, and specifically on the challenges of writing about slithery foods in an appetising way in English! Link here: shorturl.at/NnVdR

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My second Scribehound Food piece is now online. It’s on my favourite subject: texture in Chinese food, and specifically on the challenges of writing about slithery foods in an appetising way in English! Link here: shorturl.at/NnVdR

My second Scribehound Food piece is now online. It’s on my favourite subject: texture in Chinese food, and specifically on the challenges of writing about slithery foods in an appetising way in English! Link here: shorturl.at/NnVdR