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Coconuts, coconut milk & cream

Need any of these? Head for an Oriental market.
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Filipino markets & finds - 8 Sep 2010

There are wonderful, unfamiliar to many, goodies to discover at Filipino markets. read more...

Oriental fruits identified - 28 Jul 2010

Oriental markets are full of unfamiliar fruits. It's a shame to pass on them because you don't know what they are. read more...

Starters: Lobster Ceviche - 7 May 2008

Graham Bartlett, chef of Zengo's recipe will stretch an expensive ingredient a long way, making a glamorous appetizer that's enough for 10 and doesn't involve any tricky cooking techniques. read more...

Fish: Fish Mappas - 4 Apr 2008

The flavor of this Indian fish recipe from Nilesh Singhvi, chef of The Bombay Club, is layered with different spices but its heat level is mellowed by coconut milk. Reduce it even further, if you wish, by cutting back on the chilis. read more...

Caribbean markets - 20 Jan 2008

Caribbean markets seem to be concentrated mostly in the Maryland suburbs of the capital. But Filipino markets carry some Caribbean specialties. read more...

Oriental & South East Asian markets - 26 Nov 2007

There is no shortage of Oriental and South East Asian supermarkets in the area. But some offer a little extra. read more...

Latino markets - 26 Nov 2007

Sources for Latin American and Mexican produce and products are plentiful in both Maryland and Virginia. Here are some of them. read more...

Coconuts, coconut milk & cream - 25 Nov 2007

While you'll find coconut milk in most regular supermarkets, there are a range of other coconut products at most Oriental supermarkets. read more...

Fish: Cod with Coconut Milk - 9 Nov 2007

When Bernard Marchive was chef of Pesce, he cooked this very simple recipe for cod or other firm white fish. Given he's French, its Asian twist comes as a surprise. read more...

Chef Peter Smith is on the gin
The lunch shift is over and chef Peter Smith, owner of PS 7’s restaurant is surrounded by gin. No, he’s not relaxing over a drink. The gin is in bowls in an pre-formed state. It’s the mash, a mix of herbs and berries and peels and roots that Smith has worked out how to use in his food as flavorings.
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