The daughter of Dr. T. Colin Campbell (coauthor of The China Study) has written a cookbook titled (aptly) The China Study Cookbook.
We recently tried the Aztec Soup with onions, cayenne pepper, black beans, corn and lime juice in the base and topped with an avocado, tomato and cilantro salsa. It was very filling and good at the same time. It was better after a couple of days when the flavors had mellowed and blended more. I think we may double the salsa next time since the avocado really added a mild creaminess to the soup which was of a spicy/sour blend with the cayenne and lime.
A selection of remarks from the mundane to the occasional wit with some recipes, book selections, and various sundries included.
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Thursday, August 28, 2014
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Author #121: Deborah Noyes shares a tale of Chinese silk
Even if the exact history of the travels of silkworms is not known, this book gives a reasonable hypothesis of the possibility of the silkworm traveling to Khotan with the Princess. Deborah Noyes wrote Red Butterfly and Sophie Blackall did the illustrations with Chinese ink and watercolor.
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