Maggie Zhu Makes Chinese Cooking Easy | In The Test Kitchen



Dan Souza and Morgan Bolling are In The Test Kitchen with Maggie Zhu of Omnivore’s Cookbook! They dig into how she got her start as a food blogger, her “white whale” recipes, the dishes she’s developing as an Editor in Residence at America’s Test Kitchen, and answer questions from the America’s Test Kitchen audience.

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00:00 – Intro
7:54 – Tea with Maggie Zhu
10:22 – Starting Omnivore’s Cookbook
13:02 – Time in Japan
18:41 – Failure
22:47 – Audience Questions
30:58 – Residence Recipes

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  2. My favorite tea from Japan is genmaicha. Sencha mixed with toasted rice. Some of the rice pops like popcorn, making little, tiny puffs that look like cute, minuscule popcorn. Nutty/toasty flavors of the rice mix beautifully with the light and silky sencha flavors. Very delicious every-day tea.

  3. I enjoyed this and will check out the blog. What I really appreciated was Dan talking about his first attempts at pasta. When I was 8-years old my father passed away, a couple of years later I cooked and shopped for my 3-siblings and mother. My first attempts were terrible (mostly) and I started to read Julia Child, M. Jehanne Benoit (a French trained Chef who opened the first vegetarian restaurant in Montreal nearly 6-decades ago) and the Joy of Cooking. A revelation to a new cook. Thank you all

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