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29 Surprising Fortune Cookies

Posted 11.10.2012 | Comedy

The very concept of a fortune cookie is a little odd, right? Finish eating Chinese food, and then eat a dry, slightly sweet cracker with a piece of pa...

Sam Stein

Ohio Republicans Send Out Anti-China Mailer

HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 11.02.2012 | Politics

WASHINGTON -- Anti-China sentiment can be politically persuasive in the Midwest, which is still stinging from years of manufacturing jobs being outsou...

A Barbecue Guide To Chinatown

Josh Ozersky | Posted 12.31.2012 | Taste
Josh Ozersky

Come with me on a magical journey of meat.

7 Asian-Inspired Twists On Your Favorite Dinner Recipes

Posted 02.08.2013 | OWN

Recipes Created by Andrea Reusing What if adding a single ingredient could change your same old go-to dishes? ...

The Secrets Of Chinese Stir-Frying: Why Does It Always Seem To Go Wrong At Home?

David Rosengarten | Posted 12.12.2012 | Taste
David Rosengarten

We all know the pleasures of good stir-fried dishes in Chinese restaurants. The following step-by-step guide should aid you in getting much closer to Chinese-restaurant stir-frying at home.

How American Chinese Food Came To Be

Menuism | Posted 11.26.2012 | Taste
Menuism

If you visit any of today's modern Chinese American communities, such as the San Gabriel Valley outside of Los Angeles, Flushing in New York, or numerous areas around San Francisco and Silicon Valley, and even Houston, you will find an interesting array of wonderful and delicious Chinese food.

50 Year Old Table Tennis Olympian Says His Secret Is Chinese Food

Reuters | Posted 09.29.2012 | Home

By Toby Davis LONDON, July 30 (Reuters) -- At 50 years old, Spanish table tennis player He Zhiwen has a simple mantra for staying at th...

Chinese-style Peanut or Dan Dan Noodles

Laura Kumin | Posted 09.12.2012 | Taste
Laura Kumin

I don't know whether my version would be recognizable to a Sichuan food connoisseur, but that isn't an issue when my family is helping themselves to huge portions of these noodles. They are a great hot weather main course with toppings.

Mealbreaker: Man Finds Used Band-Aid In Chinese Food

Posted 06.11.2012 | Home

Mealbreaker (n.): a nasty, non-edible surprise found in food while it is being eaten; often lawsuit-provoking, sometimes fabricated, always disgusting...

Fast Food World

Posted 04.30.2012 | Arts

Seeing Anja Hitzenberger's photography exhibition on Chinese fast food feels like the visual equivalent of eating cheap takeout -- we experience the c...

Chinese Food, German Wines, and a Hong Kong Master of Wine... Oh My!

David Rosengarten | Posted 06.03.2012 | Home
David Rosengarten

To top it all off, though there are only 250 Masters of Wine in the entire world -- a title earned after a grueling England-based qualification period that can take as long as a decade -- Jeannie is one of them, and the only female Master of Wine from Asia.

10 Quick And Easy Asian-Style Dinners

Jennifer Segal | Posted 08.31.2012 | Taste
Jennifer Segal

Forget takeout. These irresistibly satisfying recipes -- with flavors from China, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam -- are quick and easy to make at home.

The Soy Sensation: Cookbook Author Andrea Nguyen on the Rise of Tofu

Garrett McCord | Posted 05.28.2012 | Home
Garrett McCord

Tofu's reputation has come a long ways since it was first heralded by the Berkeley granola generation as the earth-friendly, animal saving, meat substitute.

How To Make DC Mumbo Sauce (Or Is It Really Chicago Mumbo Sauce?)

Meathead | Posted 08.31.2012 | Taste
Meathead

There aren't many indigenous local D.C. dishes, but there is one concoction the locals proudly claim as their own: Mumbo Sauce.

Once-Illegal Spice Becomes Sensation

Posted 03.01.2012 | Home

Once you eat a dish that uses Sichuan peppercorns, you aren't likely to forget it. The tingly mouth sensation produced by the tiny crimson pods -- whi...

PHOTOS: 8 Things You Must Do Before (And During) Chinese New Year

Grant Thatcher | Posted 03.21.2012 | Travel
Grant Thatcher

While Chinese New Year is always a special time, this particular cycle is the most special of all. Chinese New Year traditionally brings frenetic prayer and wishes for health, wealth, happiness and yet more wealth -- but 2012 has an added bonus.

Cooking Revolutionary Chinese Food

Stacie Nevadomski Berdan | Posted 03.12.2012 | Home
Stacie Nevadomski Berdan

Although I admit we focused on the delicious dishes at hand -- every one of them a tasty treat -- we also discussed China then and now. It was a rich family experience on many fronts.

Tastes of the Week

Rozanne Gold | Posted 03.10.2012 | Home
Rozanne Gold

What better way to welcome the tastes of a new year than at a Chinese banquet? Not in a restaurant, mind you, but in the comfort of someone's home.

Celebrating Taiwan's Centennial With 5 Must-Try Food Experiences

Marie Elena Martinez | Posted 02.29.2012 | Travel
Marie Elena Martinez

A lover of Asia and all of her bounty, I recently had the opportunity to visit the small island of Taiwan, once known as Formosa, the literal translation of which is "beautiful island." A varied land that holds fast to tradition while embracing democracy and change, the more I explored, the more I found myself delighted and intrigued by each layer.

PHOTOS: A Tale Of Two Tofus In Shanghai

Robert Oliver | Posted 02.27.2012 | Travel
Robert Oliver

Shanghai, in food, right now, is the most exciting city in the world.

Weekend To-Do Guide: Ice Skating, Waterskiing Santas

The Huffington Post | Rachel Tepper | Posted 12.23.2011 | DC

WASHINGTON -- The holidays are finally here! There are plenty of Christmas-themed events happening this weekend, but don't feel left out if you're not...

Want Chinese Food On Christmas? Here's Where To Go

The Huffington Post | Posted 12.21.2011 | DC

WASHINGTON -- For a goodly number of us in the D.C. area, Christmas is a day to be celebrated with moo shu and a movie. And for those of us who meet t...

Festivus! For The Rest Of Us

Rachel Winer | Posted 02.19.2012 | Detroit
Rachel Winer

Growing up, it was tradition for my friends and family to go to Chinese food and a movie on Christmas Day due to everything else in town being closed. Young adults home for the holiday break were itching for something a bit more social.

London Upscale Chinese Restaurant Chain To Expand More In U.S.

Posted 12.14.2011 | Home

In 2008, the original London location of Hakkasan was rated the 18th best restaurant in the world. Given this accolade, among many others, perhaps it ...

Peking Duck: A Chinese Feast For Thanksgiving

Nate and Mary Kate Tate | Posted 08.31.2012 | Taste
Nate and Mary Kate Tate

If you're looking to try something new this year for your Thanksgiving feast, I recommend cooking Chinese and swapping the turkey for Peking Duck.