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AY 2019/2020 Semester 1

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8 Oct 2019, Tue8 Oct 2019, Tue KOH HUI XINLeave a comment

Sugar Cane and Sugar in Ancient China

This illustration is taken from Rachel Laudan’s Cuisine and Empire: Cooking in World History.   *skip the silence from 0:28 to 0:38*   Koh Hui Xin (U1831961A)   References: Laudan, Read More …

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29 Sep 2019, Sun KOH HUI XINLeave a comment

Tea-picking at Wuliang Mountains

This is a poem written by a monk in the Tang Dynasty, where tea-drinking had evolved into an art form and had become popular. In this poem, however, I emphasize Read More …

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24 Sep 2019, Tue KOH HUI XINLeave a comment

[Week 7] Toxic and Intoxicating Foods: Soy Sauce

Soy sauce, no doubt, is the best known and widely used traditional soy food not only in Asian countries but in the Western counterparts as well. This all-purpose seasoning has Read More …

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