Posts which describe parts of my life as a British Born Chinese. Some of these posts describe my Chinese culture, as a child of Hong Kong born parents. Others describe experiences from growing up in Northern Ireland with these two cultures meeting. Most still talk about how food plays into things.
This post contains 25 East and South East Asian cooks I think you should look at and then follow!…
Here is a list of things you should eat during Chinese New Year! All of these foods represent something good which we want to happen and many are eaten in any celebratory occasion, such as birthdays, anniversaries and other…
For a number of years, I’ve stopped giving and receiving presents for birthdays, Christmas, etc. It’s not that I hate the idea of presents, but modern life has warped the value of them. Many holidays are highly commercialised now.…
Mooncakes are eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節/ 中秋节). What are mooncakes, you ask? Mid-Autumn Festival? It’s only beginning to feel like Autumn! Read on to find out the answers to these questions and more with my collaboration with…
Sharing food is an interesting topic that I’ve been meaning to explore. Some people like it and some people don’t. Notably, most of my Asian friends like sharing compared to my Caucasian friends. This post will explore some thoughts…
I’ve been wanting to write about the Asian Flush for a while now. Living outside of Asia, it is perhaps not common knowledge unless you have a lot of East Asian friends. The Asian Flush occurs when an East…
I have recently had the pleasure of attending the Bumble Bizz Food Writing Workshop at the Cow Hollow Hotel. The workshop is hosted by Bumble, an app which allows you to connect the others in three different way. Bumble Bizz…
