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Classic Chinese Cuisine
By:Nina Simonds,Alan Richardson,Kathy Bray
Published on 2003-09 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

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Presents a combination of traditional recipes and dishes from the various culinary regions of China, introduced by gleanings of history, culture, and anecdote and augmented by a guide to Chinese ingredients, techniques, equipment, and menu planning.

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