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JUST ADD RICE

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JUST ADD RICE Stories and recipes by a Taiwanese South African

Just add rice celebrates the rich culinary heritage of  Taiwanese South Africans. It will inspire you to try Taiwanese, Chinese and unique South African versions of these recipes at home, using local produce and more East Asian ingredients that are available here.

 

SIZE 200 x 255mm HARD COVER, EXTENT 228 pgs. • ISBN 978-1-928429-02-9

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JUST ADD RICE

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ming-Cheau Lin came to South Africa when she was three years old in the early 90s, and grew up in Bloemfontein. Now based in Cape Town, she has been writing a Taiwanese-inspired food blog Butterfingers.co.za since 2010, sharing insights into her culture and recipes her family enjoys at home. She is also a food consultant. She has a BA in brand communications, specialising in copywriting and won a Getaway Blog Award in 2012. She also has an international City & Guilds diploma in patisserie.

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