Issue 08: To Be a Chef
It takes at least ten years to become a chef – to master the ways of a knife,…
Read MoreIt takes at least ten years to become a chef – to master the ways of a knife,…
Read MoreFor me, cooking is about speaking—putting a different narrative to the ordinary ingredients you see in your daily…
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Morels, Spinach, Roe For almost fifty years, Taiwan was occupied by Japan….
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Basil, Carrot, Garlic Pork belly is used frequently in Taiwanese cooking, but…
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Greens, Coconut, Parmesan Pickled and fermented foods are very common in Taiwanese…
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Honey, Ramps, Goji Berries The restaurant Honey Butter Fried Chicken serves my…
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Saffron Rice, Wasabi, Apple, Radish I grew up on a very small…
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Passion Fruit, Sour Cream I wanted to close the dinner with a…
Read MorePhoto above by Eric Futran Back Seasame, Brown Sugar Syrup Taro is a starchy root vegetable that,…
Read MorePhoto above by Steve Lebeau Yields 30 mini bao Dough Cabbage and Pork Filling Garlic Chive, Tofu,…
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