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Category Archives: Food & Drink
The Restaurant That Serves Penis
With the holidays comes eating, especially if you’re Asian. We eat to celebrate the good times, the bad times, and everything in between. The holiday season is no different — with all this eating, I thought about a producer/reporter friend … Continue reading
My Asian American Thanksgiving
While we have written about Asian American perspectives on Thanksgiving, Korean American Thanksgivings, and Asian fusion Thanksgiving recipes, I thought I’d share my Thanksgiving. As per my family’s tradition, we went to my sister-in-law’s house for Thanksgiving, a trip of … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Lifestyles
Tagged Asian American Thanksgiving, banana ketchup, cuchinta, flan, lechon, pekwa, rellenong manok, sapin-sapin
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Celebrity Chef Ming Tsai Take on Thanksgiving
Last week, Nightline did a profile on Chef Ming Tsai and his take on two Thanksgiving dishes, with an Asian influence. They looked yummy – “8 Treasure Sticky Rice Stuffing” and “Ming’s Turkey Noodle Soup.” Let me know if any … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, TV
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Three Asian American Perspectives on Thanksgiving
As Thanksgiving approaches and my extended family tries to figure out what to prepare, I have been thinking about how my Thanksgivings when I was growing up were a fusion of Asian and American. Turkey and white rice. Cranberries and … Continue reading
Posted in (featured), Family, Food & Drink, Lifestyles
Tagged Andrew Lam, Asian American Thanksgiving, Eric Nakamura, Frances Kai-Hwa Wang
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Hawaiians worried about Holiday Tuna Supply
A tradition in Hawaii is to eat tuna at New Year’s for luck. A tradition brought over by immigrant Japanese fisherman, bigeye tuna was substituted for the traditional tai, or sea bream, which doesn’t occur locally. This year, Hawaiians are … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Food & Drink
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Leave it to the Taiwanese to think of wrapping a donut inside another donut
When I came across a blog article with the title above, I knew immediately what the author was referring to. The food known in Mandarin Chinese as yóu tiáo 油條, but which in Taiwanese goes by the name 油炸粿, is … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged shao bing, taiwanese food, you tiao
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Small Asians Big Eaters
One of Number Two Son’s favorite shows is Man vs Food. In this show, host Adam Richman goes to various towns and cities and indulges in the local fare. Toward the end of each show, he engages in a local … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Sports
Tagged belt of fat theory, competitive eating, Juliet Lee, Sonya Black Widow Thomas, Takeru Kobayashi
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Would You Like a Japanese Whopper with your Windows 7?
Windows 7 launched worldwide this past Thursday, but in what has to be one of the strangest, most bizarre cross promotions I think I have ever come across, Microsoft teamed up with Burger King in Japan to promote Windows 7 … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Food & Drink, Technology
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KFC: When is Chicken Not Chicken?
For most people, there’s little concern if our chicken meat has some pork or say some beef mixed in. But for some groups of Asians that would be an entirely different matter. Most people are already aware that Indians of … Continue reading
Panda Express: Ugly Talking Pandas Pitching Chinese Food
The other night, I saw for the first time ever a commercial for Panda Express. You’ve probably seen a Panda Express before at your local mall food court; if I’m hungry and at the mall and in the mood for … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Food & Drink, Observations, TV
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The Asian Grandmother’s Cookbook
For many Asian Americans self-identity starts with family and food. The food aspect typically involves memories and celebrations around traditional foods, quite often cooked up in the family home by a grandmother, great auntie, or other relative. This month, a … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Reviews
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SF: Papalote to Offer Special Chicken Adobo Burritos for Typhoon Ondoy Benefit
It’s common in most metropolitan areas for one culture’s food to be crossed into another, and when it’s for a good cause, all the better. The Fulton street location of popular burrito chain Papalote will be serving Mexipino — that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, San Francisco Bay Area
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