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from PM’s CC Vol II. Cold cuts, duck style. Spiced with peppercorns, star anise, cinnamon and ginger, these make a wonderful appetizer. 鹽 yen2 — salt 水 shuei3 — water 鴨 ya1 — duck Ingredients: 1 whole duck, 4 lbs 2 Tb Szechuan peppercorn 2 1/2 Tb salt 1 Tb saltpeter 10 cups cold water [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol II. These cold noodles would make a great summertime lunch—tossed with chicken and veggies, you’ve got a whole bunch of food groups going here. Sesame is probably good for you, too, though if you don’t have sesame paste, you can probably substitute all-natural peanut butter. Vegetarians can leave out the chicken [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol I. This is a very classical dessert of almond-flavored jello, and in my experience it’s almost always been served in a sweet soup with canned fruit. I prefer fresh fruit: oranges, peaches…today I used mango. The jelly is cool and delicately scented with almond: a perfect summer snack or finish to [...]

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from PM’s CC Vol I. Spicy pickles! There is really nothing to making pickles. Classic Chinese pickles are brined for a few hours, then marinated for a few more with rice vinegar, garlic, and sugar. PM presents a Szechuan variety that packs a big oomph of spiciness and a hint of sesame oil. 麻辣 ma2la4 [...]

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from Vol II of PM’s CC. A little spicy, a little sesame-y, with crunchy carrots and celery and the smooth squish of tofu noodles, this chilled “salad” makes a lovely appetizer. 涼拌 liang2ban4 — cold tossed, as in a salad 乾絲 gan1si1 — bean curd strips, aka tofu noodles. I love these and would happily [...]

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