30 Chinese Dinners

by I. Ngeow

Overview

Do you love Chinese food but don't have time?

 

30 CHINESE DINNERS is the easy-to-follow no-nonsense quick guide to Chinese homecooking.

 

Author Ivy Ngeow's tried and tested, illustrated little cookbook includes modern, classic and her family's dishes which you won't find in any restaurants. Inside you'll learn how to make healthy and traditional meals. Impress family and friends. If you enjoy eating well, these low salt, zero MSG and no deep-frying recipes are tastier and better than anything from a restaurant or takeaway. 

 

With a foreword by renowned Malaysian food journalist and travel writer, Helen Oon, this helpful mini book is packed with hot tips, cheats and top DIY marinades and sauces to help you save time and money. 

 

• 10-30 minute preparation anyone can do
• Perfect for families and the time-poor
• Hot tips and cheats
• Photos of every dish

 

"Ivy imparts her local knowledge on the art of cooking Malaysian Chinese dishes she learned from her grandmothers." ~ Helen Oon

 

DISCOVER THE SECRETS OF REAL CHINESE FOOD TODAY.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940163953356
Publisher:	Leopard Print
Publication date:	06/19/2020
Series:	30 Dishes
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Ivy Ngeow was born and raised in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. A graduate of the Middlesex University Writing MA programme, Ivy won the 2005 Middlesex University Literary Prize out of almost 1500 entrants worldwide. She has written non-fiction for Marie Claire, The Star, The New Straits Times, South London Society of Architects’ Newsletter and Wimbledon magazine. Her fiction has appeared in Silverfish New Writing anthologies twice, The New Writer and on the BBC World Service. Her story Funny Mountain was published by Fixi Novo in the ‘Hungry in Ipoh’ (2015) anthology and The Accidentalwas published by Fixi Novo in the 2020 anthology (Jan 2020). Ivy won first prize in the Commonwealth Essay Writing Competition 1994, first prize in the Barnes and Noble Career Essay Writing competition 1998 and was shortlisted for the David T K Wong Fellowship 1998 and the Ian St James Award 1999. 

Overboard is her third novel. Her debut Cry of the Flying Rhino(2017) won the 2016 International Proverse Prize and Heart of Glass(2018) was her second novel. She lives in London.

You can find her here:

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Email: ivy_ngeow AT yahoo DOT com