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Fuchsia Dunlop: In a toxic era, a Hangzhou restaurant pursues purity.

One day in September, I joined the Chinese restaurateur Dai Jianjun for a foraging expedition on a remote mountainside in Zhejiang Province. Ahead of us, our guide, Bao Laichun, cleared a path, hacking at branches with a bamboo-handled machete. The ...

From FUCHSIA DUNLOP, The New Yorker,  17 Nov 2008

Op-Ed Contributor: It’s Too Hot for Dog on the Menu

THOSE who hope to taste dog meat when they visit Beijing for this summer’s Olympics may be disappointed. The Beijing Catering Trade Association has ordered all 112 designated Olympic restaurants to take dog off the menu, and has strongly advised other ...

From FUCHSIA DUNLOP, The New York Times,  4 Aug 2008

How to cheat at Chinese

Tear leftover roast chicken into bite-sized pieces, and mix with salad leaves. Make a dressing to taste from light soy sauce and chilli oil, a dash of black rice vinegar or balsamic, a little sugar to taste and a smidgeon of toasted sesame oil; dilute ...

From FUCHSIA DUNLOP, The Observer,  23 Feb 2008

Fire and spice

If you need help using the site: userhelp@guardian.co.uk Call the main Guardian and Observer switchboard: +44 (0)20 7278 2332 Hot stuff ... the bold and spicy food of Sichuan. Photograph: Corbis 'I know a little place I think you'll ...

From FUCHSIA DUNLOP, Guardian Unlimited,  1 Feb 2008

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