+ Follow EAST CREATIVE ASIAN Tag
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Tofu or not tofu? That is the question. But any opportunity to try something new, even if declared to be a purely vegetarian affair, we do not pass up on.
East Creative Asian offers fusion cooking that plays with the unique flavors of Asian cooking. And for its Tofu Festival, chef de cuisine Him Uy de Baron has chosen to work with tofu in its many guises.
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East Creative Asian offers fusion cooking that plays with the unique flavors of Asian cooking. And for its Tofu Festival, chef de cuisine Him Uy de Baron has chosen to work with tofu in its many guises.
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