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The Right Way to Wash Vegetables, According to a Chinese Mom

By: Judy
26 June 2026 at 18:11
washed spinach in bowlToday, I’m sharing how we wash our vegetables. Getting the most out of produce and making sure they’re as clean as possible is very important to me, as I’m sure it is for many of you! We break down how to wash everything from leafy greens to herbs, peppers, and more.Β  If you’d rather watch […]

Red Bean Zongzi (纒豆粽子)

By: Judy
9 June 2026 at 17:34
drizzling maple syrup onto Red Bean ZongziThese red bean zongzi are sticky rice dumplings full of molten glutinous rice dotted with tender red (adzuki) beans! Serve with a little maple syrup or honey for a truly special dessert or snack, especially around the Dragon Boat Festival!Β  Using Whole Red Beans for a Different TextureΒ  With the Dragon Boat Festival coming up, […]

Stir-Fried Spinach

By: Judy
7 June 2026 at 10:28
Stir-fried SpinachStir-fried Spinach is a popular choice of leafy green side when it comes to Chinese home cooking. It’s nutrient-dense and cooks quickly. Here’s how we do it!Β  The Benefits of Cooked SpinachΒ  So much of spinach these days is consumed raw in salads, but when you stir-fry it, it’s much easier for your body to […]

Moo Shu Pancakes (ζ˜₯ι₯Ό)

By: Judy
16 May 2026 at 09:50
Moo Shu PancakesImagine a wrapper so thin it’s almost translucent, yet strong and chewy enough to cradle a mountain of savory filling β€” that’s the magic of fresh moo shu pancakes, or chΕ«nbǐng (ζ˜₯ι₯Ό). They are as easy as combining all-purpose flour, salt, and boiling water. We’ll show you the simple rolling technique to get perfectly paper-thin […]
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