Join Jennifer 8. Lee, New York Times Metro Reporter and Author of "The Fortune Cookie Chronicles" on Sun, Dec 20 at 92Y for Jews and Chinese Food: A Love Affair: http://www.92y.org/shop/eve...
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Join Jennifer 8. Lee, New York Times Metro Reporter and Author of "The Fortune Cookie Chronicles" on Sun, Dec 20 at 92Y for Jews and Chinese Food: A Love Affair: http://www.92y.org/shop/event_detail....
In advance of her appearance, we went over to Lee's house to film the first episode in a new series we are very excited to introduce to you here: 92Y Fridges. The concept is simple; with video camera in hand, we will open up the fridges of foodies and non-foodies alike to see what is in there, bring you all the delectable, (or not so delectable) details!
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it's a slice of life thing. Here in CA they're called Asian pears on the stores, you keep them refrigerated. A lot of Asians do call them apple pears and they do taste crisp like an apple but sweet like a pear. yum!
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Here in CA they're called Asian pears on the stores, you keep them refrigerated. A lot of Asians do call them apple pears and they do taste crisp like an apple but sweet like a pear. yum!