Chinese

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Out of the 650 recipes in China: The Cookbook, this is the one that co-author Kei Lum Chan has to have on the table every year.

Here's how to do it right, plus a guide to buying and storing the beloved ancient beverage.

One kitchen tool solves your problem of not having a bamboo steamer basket. And it'll cost you less than a quarter.

The much-maligned ingredient is also a source of pure umami. Is it worth cooking with?

Scholar Carolyn Phillips has written the first English-language cookbook to encompass all 35 cuisines of China. Cookbook critic Paula Forbes dives in, head first.

You can recreate the beloved Chinese takeout classic in your own kitchen.

Bright red mumbo sauce from D.C. is a little sweet, a little spicy, and all kinds of good. Here's how to make it.

They don't call it the trusty chicken breast for nothing. This week, rely on that cut for flavor-forward dinners that come together in about 30 minutes (or less!).

It's the all-you-can-eat fondue party that, thankfully, isn't a fondue party at all.

Our 22-minute version of the American Chinese classic is chock full of flavor.

Yes, you can make fortune cookies at home. Yes, this is very bad news if you love fortune cookies.