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Category Archives: Food
Dim Sum
Apart from sightseeing, writing and quilting one of the things that has kept me off the streets of Shanghai has been my cookery lessons at The Chinese Cooking Workshop. Just after we arrived I reported to you my first Dim … Continue reading
Posted in Cookery School, Cooking, Restaurant, The Old French Concession
Tagged Cooking, Dim Sum, Food, Xiaolongbao
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Prunus Mume
As I write this in the first week of December, the temperature in Shanghai is in the mid teens. Having just got back from a three week trip to the England and Scotland this is warm, yet the locals are … Continue reading
Posted in Garden, Restaurant, The Old City, Uncategorized
Tagged Food, Garden, Prunus mume, Yu Yuan Garden
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Gubei’s Pyongyang Restaurant
As I think I have mentioned before we live in a predominantly Japanese/ Taiwanese/Korean area of Shanghai, with our own Japanese Department Store, Takashimaya, above our metro station and with a number of smaller shops and restaurants in the area … Continue reading
La Mien Hand-Pulled Noodles
Not long after Rozy arrived in Shanghai we went together as a family, along with a work-colleague of Richard’s, Lucinda and Jenny her visiting daughter, to an evening session at the Chinese Cooking Workshop to learn to make La Mien hand-pulled noodles. … Continue reading
Posted in Cookery School, Cooking
Tagged Chinese Cooking Workshop, Hand-pulled noodles, La Mian, la Mien, Noodles
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China Never Ceases To Surprise
As I have not really published very much since this time last year, my stories of Shanghai, are now necessarily going to be sent to you out of date and most probably of all out of sequence. So from now on … Continue reading
Posted in Changning, Restaurant
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Inner Mongolian Restaurant: Xi Bei You Mian Cun – Xi Bei Oat Noodle Village
Richard was the first to go to the Inner Mongolian Restaurant, taken there by his Chinese boss who hails from that northerly province of China that hugs the northern desert country of Outer Mongolia. We went with Kirsty, Richard’s Scottish development … Continue reading
Burn’s Night At Mr Harry’s
Mr Harry’s is a strange place. On the West Nanjing Road, more or less on top of Marks and Spencer’s is a British Restaurant. It is decorated with Union Jacks and knick-knacks you might find in a charity shop back home. There … Continue reading
The Brits Abroad Christmas Party
The Brits Abroad here in Shanghai have built themselves quite a reputation for having a fun time and their Brits Famous Christmas Party in the first week of December at the Four Seasons Hotel in Puxi was no exception. I … Continue reading
Posted in People's Square, Restaurant
Tagged Brits Abroad, Christmas, Christmas Party, Food
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Christmas Dinner at Work
Last Thursday, Richard’s Development Manager, Kirsty, and her team, with the help of Richard made a British Christmas Dinner for all those in his office in Putuo, Shanghai. Kirsty had gone to a lot of trouble to make as an … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Christmas Cake, Christmas Dinner, Christmas Pudding, Food, Mulled Wine, Work
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Looking for Christmas
Naturally Christmas is not a big thing here in Shanghai, although the big hotels, the shopping malls and the western restaurants all put Christmas decorations up during the first couple of weeks of December. But there is not the western … Continue reading
Posted in Food Market, Markets, The Old French Concession
Tagged Christmas, Decorations, Jiashan Market
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