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Posted on 26 Jun 2024 by 一

On congee | The Guardian

For the Guardian, I wrote about rice porridge in all its incarnations (kanji, congee, por-veh etc). Big thanks to editor Yvonne Lam for her attentiveness on this one. Enjoy!

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CategoriesPublications TagsAlan Chu, bubur, cháo, condiments, congee, etymology, food, history, jook, juk, kañci, ochayu, ochazuke, okayu, paofan, pàofàn, porridge, porveh, recipes, rice porridge, Rosheen Kaul, Tamil, The Guardian, Tomoya Kawasaki, toppings, wet rice, xīfàn

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