Dinner at Dragon Brother's

2011-09-18 07:18:20

In southwest China's chili belt, the undiscovered cuisine of Guizhou is fast becoming a mecca for food connoisseurs.

Food and wine that touch the heart

2011-09-18 07:18:20

The Ming Court at the Langham Xintiandi stands out with its excellent pairing of elegant Chinese cuisine and the best local wines.

Mullet roe, anyone?

2011-09-18 07:18:20

A Taiwan chef says, Chinese gourmets should experience the rich variety of produce that the island is known for, all year round.

Korean classics

2011-09-17 07:39:54

The first time I was introduced to Korean cuisine by a colleague in Hong Kong I was frankly amazed by the number of little dishes that appeared on the table as appetizers.

The wonders of Coonawarra

2011-09-17 07:39:54

Last month marked my annual pilgrimage to Coonawarra in South Australia, one of the world's best regions for cabernet sauvignon.

Define wine with an Asian vocabulary

2011-09-17 07:39:54

Newcomers to wine tasting in China may be confused about some of the standard descriptions of wine.

Korean classics

2011-09-17 07:39:54

The first time I was introduced to Korean cuisine by a colleague in Hong Kong I was frankly amazed by the number of little dishes that appeared on the table as appetizers.

Okra, avocado and tomato salad with chili and lime juice

2011-09-15 17:19:24

Recipe for okra, avocado and tomato salad with chili and lime juice.

Rye Pecan Pie

2011-09-14 16:02:03

Recipe for delicious, aromatic and heart-warming pecan pie.

Savor the aroma of Bi Luo Chun black tea

2011-09-14 11:21:58

Bi Lun Chun is a type of tea that originated in China's Jiangsu province. Bi Luo Chun black tea is fermented and thus carries a different aroma compared to the traditional Bi Luo Chun green tea.

A liquor made for connoisseurs

2011-09-13 16:08:37

It is said that former US president Richard Nixon became inquisitive about a mellow fragrance lingering in the hall at his state banquet in China 40 years ago.

An 'ear piece'

2011-09-13 16:08:23

Traditional methods of preparing food may be vanishing, but a workshop in Kunming has kept alive the old art of making erkuai (soft pounded rice).