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More froth than beer.Originally Posted by Concordia
I never saw YAn druinkiing
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The Frugal Gourmet and Yan Can Cook
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I never saw YAn druinkiing
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Yan was awesome, tons of fun to watch. Did anyone ever see him make the dragon noodles? "One noodle, two noodle, four noodle, eight noodle..."
Cooking at Home with Julia and Jacques was the best cooking show of all time. It was entertaining even to the non-chef, it showed techniques of great use to the beginner and the expert in excellent detail, and it provided excellent recipes, while showing enough wiggle room within the recipes so that you could later simplify or elaborate as you wished. The companion book is also amazing.
Cooking at Home with Julia and Jacques was the best cooking show of all time. It was entertaining even to the non-chef, it showed techniques of great use to the beginner and the expert in excellent detail, and it provided excellent recipes, while showing enough wiggle room within the recipes so that you could later simplify or elaborate as you wished. The companion book is also amazing.
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It was more froth (bullshit and fluff) than beer (real substance). Better now?Originally Posted by Musselma
I don't agree with that statement at all.
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"Remember it's called stir-fry not stare-fry."Originally Posted by quevola
I enjoyed Yan's sense of humor as much as his recipes and I am generally not a comedy type person.
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It shows.Originally Posted by Musselma
Maybe but I haven't made his bok choy stir fry in a while.
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