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Ming Tsai with guest Joanne Chang
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 Joanne Chang
Season 17 Episode 1708 | 22m 49s | CC
Critically acclaimed author and restauranteur, Chef Joanne Chang joins Ming in his loft kitchen to cook with plums. Joanne makes a house favorite: Plum Upside-Down Cake topped with a dollop of whipped cream. Ming follows that up with some Duck Spring Rolls and a sweet and tart plum sauce. It’s plums two ways on this episode of Simply Ming.
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