Shirley Chung

founder of Ms. Chi Cafe, and author “Chinese Heritage Cooking From My American Kitchen”

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Happy year of the pig! Chinese New Year begins today, February 5, 2019.

Chinese New Year with LA Chef Shirley Chung: Pork means getting money, chicken means saving money

Happy year of the pig! Chinese New Year begins today, February 5, 2019.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Shirley Chung is a Chinese chef who likes to rebel against tradition. She makes mochi donuts, cheeseburger potstickers, and vegan dumplings with spicy tofu aioli.

Cheeseburger potstickers, anyone? Chef Shirley Chung mixes American fast food and Chinese cuisine

Shirley Chung is a Chinese chef who likes to rebel against tradition. She makes mochi donuts, cheeseburger potstickers, and vegan dumplings with spicy tofu aioli.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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