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American Chinese Food Writing

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Asian Dessert, Southern Hospitality: Bringing Bubble Tea to Cookeville, Tennessee

What it’s like opening the first boba shop in your hometown.

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When Bread and Books are Gold: Designing a Cookbook Call to Action

A journey to find a bedtime cookbook.

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Charlie Chin Performs “Uncle Toisan”: Challenging the Superiority of American Taste

Lessons learned from a 20th-century migrant.

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Panda Express’ Wok-Seared Steak and Shrimp: A Review

It can’t all be serious stuff.

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Tiger Mothers as Cultural Historians: A Response to Nigella Lawson’s “Home Cooking Can Be a Feminist Act”

In which a guy talks about feminism and motherhood.

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How I Came to Love Orange Chicken Part 1: Yellow Peril, Frozen Spring Rolls, and American Citizenship

I explain my love for the American Chinese lunch special.

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Why food is an ideal way to understand the world.

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