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Chinese weight loss tea is a natural way to control your weght while benefitting from its tea vitamins.

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The journey to this French-influenced spot takes you down an alley near the Forbidden City to a 600-year-old temple.

Source: http://travel.nytimes.com/2012/06/03/travel/restaurant-report-trb-temple-restaurant-beijing.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss

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It’s scorching hot in the United States now and the weather map is seeing RED and ORANGE all across the continent! In hot weather like this, I turn to shaved ice to cool down my body and quench my thirst. Here is the Taiwanese shaved ice with fresh fruits recipe in my cookbook “Easy Chinese Recipes.” In recent years, shaved ice has certainly gained popularity here, with many Chinese, Taiwanese dessert shops sprouting up all over Chinatown or Asian suburbs. You don’t have to live in one of those ares to enjoy this refreshing, cooling, and soothing desserts. I really love this simple shaved ice recipe: icy cold, flavored with syrup and topped with an assortment of fruits you like. It is excellent for blistering hot summer days. I don’t have a shave ice machine but a regular blender will do even though the texture is not as fine. If you have a shaver by all means use it so the texture is snowy and fine. Add more and a variety of different toppings as you wish: fruits, red bean, boba…the more the merrier. Have a great weekend! (Click Page 2 for the Taiwanese Shaved Ice with Fruits Recipe)

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Young creative types are drawn to a rotating cast of D.J.?s and Mexican specialty drinks.

Source: http://travel.nytimes.com/2012/01/19/fashion/pollo-party-at-pulqueria.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss

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Tod mun pla, fried fish cake, is a dish always recommended as an appetizer on Thai’s menu. Have it homemade, I often serve it as one of my main dishes to go with rice or noodles. Like many Asian fish cakes, tod mun pla is bouncy to chew. And this Thai style, imparted much flavors [...]

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