Posted by Jenny Nguyen on October 30, 2011 · Leave a Comment
I learned something very interesting about the Dutch this weekend: that they don’t tend to appreciate roast pork with a good piece of crackling like many other countries of the world do. You’re probably asking who on earth wouldn’t love a piece of crackling other than vegetarian? Well according to the butcher at the Noordermarkt, […]
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Category Food + Drink · Tags apple sauce, Chinatown, Chinese, cooking, crackling, crispy pork, crispy pork belly, dinner, Dutch, English, food, food culture, main dish, Pork, pork belly, pork skin, potatoes, recipes, roast potatoes, salad, side dish
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on November 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I’ll admit it, I’m a Momofuku groupie. I know, there must be thousands of them around the world planning the next time they can line up for one of those steamed pork buns or burst open that poached eggy goodness into their ramen bowl. There must also be thousands of blog entries all talking about […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags best restaurant, Bill Kwong, cheap restaurants, Ciel Bleu, David Chang, expensive restaurants, foie gras, Michelin star, Momofuku, Momofuku Noodle Bar, New York, NYC Food & Drink, pork belly, restaurants
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 15, 2010 · Leave a Comment
”¦not my family’s home, because braised pork belly hot-pot would remind me of that, I mean home as in Australia. This dish embodies Australian cooking to me ”“ the taste of the sea, the freshness of lemon zest and the fusion of Mediterranean and Asian flavours. Every time I cook this dish, I am transported […]
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Category Food + Drink · Tags alfresco, Asian, Australia, Bill Granger, fusion, lemon zest, Mediterranean, Open Kitchen, Peri-Peri sauce, pork belly, Prawns, rice, salad, seafood, summer