Chinese Food Recipes With Pictures Biography
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Glamorous young food entrepreneur Ching-He Huang is the face of Chinese Food Made Easy and Easy Chinese: San Francisco. Born in Taiwan to Chinese parents, Ching was raised on freshly cooked home meals for which ingredients were always bought on a daily basis. Her major food influences stem from the traditional cooking styles of her farming-community grandparents, who lived in the countryside of southern Taiwan.
Alongside their paddy fields and bamboo farms, they also cultivated an orangery, a sweet potato patch and mango trees. For Ching, weekends were a chance to eat meals and snacks which originated from age-old recipes, fresh from the soil.
At the age of five, Ching and her family immigrated to South Africa where she was exposed to an entirely different diet and climate. As the only Chinese children in their school, she and her older brother caused a stir with their packed lunches of fried rice and vegetables with dried meat powder or cucumber pickle with chili.
The biggest change was to come when she was 11 years old. Ching moved again, this time to London. From her early teens, with her parents involved in running their own businesses and her mother often abroad, Ching had to cook the family meals. She was taught the basic philosophy behind Chinese cuisine (the emphasis on balancing yin and yang through hot and cold ingredients), but then was left to improvise alone.
As a self-taught cook, the experience was to be the inspiration behind launching her own food company. A TV presence seemed inevitable and, in 2005, Ching's Kitchen aired on UKTV Food. Since then Ching has made TV appearances on ITV's Saturday Cooks and Daily Cooks, UKTV's Market Kitchen and Channel Five's Cooking the Books. Ching's first cookbook, China Modern, was published in autumn 2006, and her second, Chinese Food Made Easy, accompanies the BBC TV series.
The hottest Chinese chef of the moment and known to her audience as ‘Ching’, international TV chef and cookery author, Ching-He Huang, is an ambassador for Chinese cooking around the globe.
Ching is recognised as a foodie entrepreneur having created her own food businesses and has become the face of Chinese cookery internationally through her TV shows, books, tableware range and involvement in many high profile campaigns and causes.
Ching’s culinary ethos centres on fresh, ethically sourced ingredients, Chinese heritage and modern flavours - her food is the perfect fusion of tradition and innovation. Ching makes Chinese cooking accessible and healthy, appealing to East and West alike.
Born in Taiwan but raised in South Africa and London, Ching moved to Britain when she was eleven years old. Cookery was a vital connection between Ching and her Chinese heritage; from an early age she developed a great passion for learning about Chinese food, preparing it and sharing this skill with others. Today, cookery is still the means by which Ching stays in touch with Chinese culture.
A self-taught chef, Ching launched her own catering company, Fuge Ltd, straight out of university. The large-scale London-based kitchen supplied food to blue chip companies (1999-2009) and it was from here that Ching quickly progressed to a career in TV.
Susanna came to the United States in 1967 to earn her Master of Arts degree in Library Science at the University of Pittsburgh. In 1979, Susanna moved to Philadelphia with her Chinese-born husband, E-Hsin, to join his family’s restaurant business. Soon after, she opened the family’s second restaurant, Hu-Nan of Philadelphia.
Culinary Career:
Susanna first acquired her love of food from her father. Her father had attended a boarding school in the 1920s and indulged in some of the best foods. He often told Susanna his fond memories of exquisite local lamb and duck dishes and elaborate imperial-style cuisine. Susanna’s childhood kitchen was one of fresh produce and meats her mother would acquire from the local shops and farmers.
Susanna learned Hunan-style cooking from her mother-in-law, Wan-Chow Foo, and Chinese Northern-style pasta from her cousin, Chao Su. Susanna met her mentor and teacher, the late Jacob Rosenthal, founder of the Culinary Institute of America, while she was at Hu-Nan. Rosenthal taught Susanna French-style cooking and encouraged her to take a course at the CIA.
In 1987, Susanna and E-Hsin opened their own restaurant, Susanna Foo Chinese Cuisine, in Philadelphia. Susanna and her restaurant have earned national acclaim for her fusion of Chinese and French cooking. Susanna uses ingredients from all over the world and always likes to use the freshest available. Susanna Foo also has a new restaurant, Suilan, in the Atlantic City's Borgata Hotel & Casino.
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