My mom's recipe for Steamed Black Bean Spareribs and my Hakka story appeared in the National Museum of Women in Arts printed catalogue for the archived online exhibit Reclamation: Recipes, Remedies, Rituals https://t.co/apZBmFT3b1
Cheuk Kwan, author of "Have you eaten yet?", explores Chinese restaurants around the world, icons of immigration. Chinese restaurants around the world https://t.co/1hpnLkbxfh
Gifts for the aspiring Chinese chef Give The Hakka Cookbook. For a cooking kit, package with cooking equipment and ingredients. https://t.co/cmm23uFuqt
You'll find a Hakka character in this fabulous new novel, Black Cake by Charmaine Wilkerson. Family secrets revealed in an audio recording and black cake left by a dead mother. https://t.co/E1NoOUVqQM
@Dong_Muda Miranda, you did a great job on your article. I learned a lot about tea. Thanks for including The Hakka Cookbook and my lei cha recipe in your story.
Learn about how tea became a beverage instead of food. Recipe for lei cha from The Hakka Cookbook is included in this fascinating article by Miranda Brown. The Medieval Influencer Who Convinced the World to Drink Tea—Not Eat It @atlasobscura https://t.co/FKdjIijDzI
Seattle friends, Alan Lau, my brother and artist for @hakkacookbook, shows his art at Works on Paper, a group show at the ArtXchange 2/3/21 to 3/26/22 https://t.co/RLlTXo9kRD
@hakkacookbook This is one of my favorite cookbooks. My wife, who is Hakka from Indonesia, went through it after I first got it and marked all the recipes she wanted me to cook. She’s loved all that I’ve tried so far.
We ate at Hakka Cuisine in Fremont, CA. Lots of Hakka favorites from Taiwan and Canton such as Shredded Salt-baked Chicken, Braised Pork Belly, Pork Dumplings with Egg Skin. https://t.co/jUjaB7GwEu