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Shanghai, China — Prior to living and traveling China, I’d never cooked a whole fish. My mother always bought whole fish then fried, baked, broiled, or boiled it for our family, but much to her dismay, I’ve been the sort who buys the fillet of salmon or halibut to grill on a pan. I’ve just always found the idea quite [...]
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Braised aubergine (紅燒茄子, hóngshāo qiézi) is a dishI love and remember fondly from my mother’s cooking. Making braised aubergine is very simple, using few ingredients. Aubergine absorbs oil easily and people usually make aubergine using too much oil. No one likes greasy aubergine. However, my mother’s braised aubergine is not greasy at all. [...]
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