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Ming Tsai with guest Dr. William Li
In the Emmy Award-winning series SIMPLY MING, host Ming Tsai prepares dishes using ingredients from his East-West pantry.Description to be provided
Ming Tsai with guest Dr. William Li
Season 17 Episode 1710 | 25m 4s | CC
This week, Ming cooks at home with world-renowned physician and author, Dr. William Li. Dr. Li cooks a flavorful Chicken Coconut Curry, and Ming follows that up with some EVOO Poached Chicken Thighs. We’re eating to beat disease, on this episode of Simply Ming.
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