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Crystal Shi
Food Editor
Crystal Shi is the food editor for The Epoch Times. She is a journalist based in New York City.
Father’s Day Gift Guide: Food and Drink Gifts for Dad
Dads can be notoriously difficult to shop for, but where there’s a will, there’s a way—most reliably through ...
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June 1, 2020
Charcoal, Smoke, and Fish Sauce: This Grilling Season, Take Inspiration From Southeast Asia
Leela Punyaratabandhu’s memories of home are perfumed with smoke. The award-winning cookbook author grew up in Bangkok, Thailand, ...
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May 19, 2020
Springtime Recipes to Inspire You in the Kitchen
On a recent venture to the farmers market, sure signs of spring greeted me—and fellow face mask-donning shoppers—at ...
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May 11, 2020
How to Make Flaky, Fragrant Scallion Pancakes From Scratch
Scallion pancakes, or cong you bing, are a classic Chinese street snack and restaurant appetizer. These thin, pan-fried ...
Recipes
May 8, 2020
Comfort Baking? Pro Bakers Offer Some Sweet Inspiration
When Samantha Seneviratne finds herself stressed or sad, she soothes her worries with flour and yeast. “There’s nothing ...
Life & Tradition
April 29, 2020
Mother’s Day Gift Guide: Food and Drink Gifts for Mom
Send Mom a little extra love this Mother’s Day, coming up on Sunday, May 10. Here are some ...
Life & Tradition
April 28, 2020
Steamed, Not Baked, to Soft, Fluffy Perfection
A soft, pillowy mantou, eaten fresh from the steamer, is a simple pleasure. Mantou are plain Chinese steamed ...
Recipes
April 8, 2020
4 Easy One-Pot, Pantry-Friendly Recipes to Nourish You and Your Family
Darina Allen, Irish chef, teacher, and cookbook author, cooks to nourish. “Our food should be our medicine,” she ...
Food & Dining
March 30, 2020
Stuck at Home? Start Cooking With Your Kids
Now is a great time to get the kids involved in the kitchen. Take advantage of your time ...
Life & Tradition
March 24, 2020
How to Turn Everyday Canned Foods Into Exciting, Flavorful Meals
There's no doubt that canned foods are valuable staples to have on hand: they're cheap, convenient, and long-lasting. ...
Life & Tradition
March 18, 2020
Prepare and Carry On: How to Stock Your Pantry for a Pandemic
As the new coronavirus continues to spread, and more people are being asked to—or choosing to—self-quarantine at home, it's ...
Food & Dining
March 13, 2020
Jamie Oliver Wants You to Eat Your Vegetables
Flipping through Jamie Oliver's newest cookbook, "Ultimate Veg," your eyes feast first—on "sunshine" pasta tossed in a yellow ...
Food & Dining
March 11, 2020
Ancient Russian Cuisine Is New—and Exciting—Again
The Kola Peninsula is not the kind of place you end up in by accident. This northwestern corner ...
Food & Dining
March 6, 2020
How to Make Better, Brighter, Bolder Winter Salads
Salads aren’t just for summertime. Winter calls for rich, warming comfort foods, yes, but among a parade of ...
Food & Dining
March 1, 2020
Hot and Sour Soup, Better Than Takeout
Skip the takeout—hot and sour soup, that beloved Chinese restaurant staple, is quick and easy to make at ...
Recipes
February 21, 2020
In the Weeknight Kitchen With Alex Snodgrass, Healthy Food Blogger Extraordinaire
Alex Snodgrass, the Dallas-based food blogger and mother of two behind The Defined Dish blog, has built a ...
Food & Dining
February 13, 2020
Chocolate Truffles, Decadent and Impressive, Are an Easy Homemade Treat
For such rich, luxurious treats, chocolate truffles are incredibly simple to make at home. At the heart of ...
Recipes
February 7, 2020
Valentine’s Day Gift Guide: Say It With (Better) Chocolate
For Valentine’s Day, chocolate’s the classic, go-to gift—but it doesn’t have to be boring. From cereal-studded bars to ...
Foodstuffs
February 6, 2020
The Simple Art of Japanese Home Cooking
Yes, you can make Japanese food at home—just start with a bowl of miso soup. That’s the advice ...
Food & Dining
February 5, 2020
4 Next-Level Super Bowl Snacks for a Winning Game-Day Party
This Super Bowl Sunday, take your party snacks beyond the basic chips and dip—think juicy bacon-wrapped, chorizo-stuffed dates, ...
Recipes
January 29, 2020
Steamed Pork Belly With Taro, a Dish to Impress
Rich, meltingly tender pork belly meets sweet, starchy taro in kau yuk, a traditional Hakka dish from China’s ...
Recipes
January 24, 2020
How to Win the Weeknight Dinner
Is one of your New Year's resolutions this year to cook more at home? Or to eat healthier, ...
Food & Dining
January 16, 2020
Chinese Sweet and Sour Fish for an Auspicious New Year’s Feast
Sweet and sour fish is a popular Chinese restaurant and home cooking dish. The fish is served whole, ...
Recipes
December 24, 2019
How to Throw a Cozy, Fuss-Free New Year’s Eve Party at Home
Ringing in the New Year calls for a celebration. For advice on throwing a fun but fuss-free New ...
Food & Dining
December 24, 2019
For Hanukkah, Only the Crispiest Latkes
Hanukkah calls for a feast of oil-fried foods, in celebration of the miracle of oil behind the holiday. ...
Food & Dining
December 19, 2019
Baking From the Heartland: A Tribute to the Great Baking Traditions of the Midwest
For food writer and baker Shauna Sever, the Christmas season starts with cookies. Specifically, her Gramma’s heirloom sugar ...
Food & Dining
December 12, 2019
Holiday Gift Guide: Food Gifts for Everyone on Your List
Stumped on gift-giving this holiday season? When in doubt, give the gift of food—everyone has to eat, after ...
Food & Dining
December 5, 2019
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