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Diana Kuan is a freelance writer and cooking instructor whose work has been featured in The Boston Globe, Food & Wine, and stack of other tasty reads. Mostly Beijing-based (with occasional US-homesick pangs) her blog Appetite for China is indeed about regional Chinese foods, but also features what Diana calls “the offspring” - Chinese food [...]

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This week welcomes Jane - aka Modernemama - from Beach House, a Long Island-based blog featuring design, garden, art and yes - food.  Unrepentant food. Normally about now I’d continue my little intro - I’m the hostess, you know - but the bio Jane sent was a tale in itself, so lively and mysterious [...]

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Carole Walter is a master baker who’s written six major cookbooks and taught 25,000 students over 30 dedicated years. She’s known as a “seasoned, creative and accomplished baking and food professional specializing in American and European pies, cakes, cookies, pastries, desserts, and breads.”  So…with all that international acclaim, media love and a James Beard award-winning [...]

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At Gastronomy Domine, the sidebar divides by sweet, savoury, drinks and restaurants. Oh, that’s nice, I thought. She makes little lists, like me. Then I clicked on sweet, and it was enormous - a massive list - like tumbling down the sugared rabbit hole. Savoury - good lord, same thing! She’s [...]

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He calls the kitchen his “playpen,” but KianLam Kho is serious about cooking.  Chinese homestyle cooking, specifically, which he blogs about at Red Cook - “sharing the joy and frustration of cooking Chinese food at home.” Singapore native Kian, a software engineer, would pretty much always rather be in his New York kitchen, whipping up [...]

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