Pop-up Chinese takeaway?
After the second, exhausting day of a three-day  photo-shoot in my home, I ended up this evening, as I did yesterday evening, with a fridge full…
After the second, exhausting day of a three-day  photo-shoot in my home, I ended up this evening, as I did yesterday evening, with a fridge full…
My piece about inviting some chefs in Shaoxing (known for its stinky beancurd and other smelly fermented foods) to taste a selection of fairly whiffy Neal’s…
I did this little interview (via Skype)Â with a Polish journalist, Ola Lazar, who presents a show about cookery books, while I was in Chengdu last month:
Look at this beauty! It’s a tiny Sichuan pepper tree! It was a present from Richard S., a friend of the Oxford Food Symposium’s, who managed…
Driving through the countryside near Beijing on the way back from the Great Wall, we passed through a fruit-growing region, which advertised its wares through this…
“Hmm, this black garlic is delicious.” “Actually it’s made from the single-cloved garlic of Sichuan.” “Is that like the wild elephant garlic of Iran?” Such is…
Of course, you can get a club sandwich from room service at any international hotel in China, and probably anywhere in the world, but how about…
Yes, many of you guessed correctly, the dagger is a fishbone! To be precise, it’s a bone from the head of the Ya fish (é›…é±¼, a…
Can anyone guess what this is? (see picture on the right) Clue: I was given it at the end of a grand banquet in Chengdu a…