[1]Beaverton, Oregon
The reader writes:
Chinese hot pot, or da bin lo (打邊爐). A collection of meats, vegetables, and other dishes (in this case, thinly sliced beef, salmon, mussels, clams, fish cakes, fish balls, greens, tofu, and pasta) cooked in broth, at the table. Always an excellent choice for a cold evening. Or any evening, actually.
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4 Comments To "View From Your Table"
#1 Comment By MH – Secular Misanthropist On April 23, 2013 @ 3:44 pm
I love hot pot and it’s fortunate that I work only 10 minutes from Boston’s Chinatown.
#2 Comment By Evw On April 23, 2013 @ 5:13 pm
How will the viewer be using the St. Germain? Is there a recipe to share? I love that stuff!
#3 Comment By Eric Todd On April 23, 2013 @ 6:40 pm
Wow, did you have to show that during the middle of our Orthodox Lenten fast?
I was doing OK up until now…
#4 Comment By EngineerScotty On April 23, 2013 @ 7:59 pm
How will the viewer be using the St. Germain?
Drinking it, on the rocks.
How else? 🙂