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(“Jdée d'un Jardin Chinois,” from George Louis Le Rouge's Detail des nouveaux jardins a la mode, 1777.)
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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(“Jdée d'un Jardin Chinois,” from George Louis Le Rouge's Detail des nouveaux jardins a la mode, 1777.)
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On another post, Pat Meadows told me that she uses a "Chinois", or a conical strainer, to strain her soymilk with ease.
Notes from the Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table Bryanna Clark Grogan 2010
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Why did you depart from that formula and open Chinois on Main, which some say was the first American fusion of Eastern and Western cuisine?
Perry Garfinkel: Puck Goes Back to His (Ginger) Roots Perry Garfinkel 2012
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But it wasn't until 1983, with Chinois on Main, in Santa Monica, that he delved into Asian cuisine, pioneering what became the "fusion" food phenomenon.
Perry Garfinkel: Puck Goes Back to His (Ginger) Roots Perry Garfinkel 2012
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Bundle Up Joy, founded by Terry Chi of Los Angeles, is giving away a luxury wearable blanket from their signature “Chinois” line in honor of our 2 year blogovesary!
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Français · Algérie: Après les affrontements entre Chinois et Algériens
Global Voices in English » Algeria: Business as Usual After Chinese Face Off 2009
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But it wasn't until 1983, with Chinois on Main, in Santa Monica, that he delved into Asian cuisine, pioneering what became the "fusion" food phenomenon.
Perry Garfinkel: Puck Goes Back to His (Ginger) Roots Perry Garfinkel 2012
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Inspired by what he described as the "eye-opening" year he spent cooking at Wolfgang Puck's Santa Monica restaurant Chinois, the menu revealed Mr. Schwartz's penchant for colorful dishes and bold flavors.
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Mr. Schwartz first encountered quail while working at Chinois, and it has remained one of his favorite ingredients.
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