0:00 - Childhood in Chinese American family, Home-cooked Chinese meals during childhood, Eating in San Francisco Chinatown restaurants with parents, Family background and mother’s immigration story, Learning about Julia Child and French cooking, Beginning of professional culinary career
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10:12 - Work as test kitchen director, Learning to cook Chinese food with family during the 1990s, Documenting the Chinese American experience by cooking with her parents and publishing a memoir cookbook, Process of creating recipes, Favorite dishes (stir fried tomato beef)
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18:16 - Memorable meal teaching Dartmouth students to stir fry, Techniques and style of Cantonese cooking, Food preferences, Key ingredients in Cantonese cuisine (ginger, garlic, scallions), Sourcing fresh seasonal ingredients, Stir fry is considered as Young’s signature dish
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25:24 - American taste for Chinese food has become more sophisticated, Growth of regional Chinese foods, Balancing authenticity of Chinese food with adaptability, Relationship between food and cultural identity, Being Chinese American, Chinese food culture, Food legacy through cookbooks
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36:02 - Easy access to Chinese ingredients in San Francisco, Growing up with very authentic Chinese cuisine, Significance of traditional iron wok, Cooking techniques using a wok, Traditional recipes, Culinary influences, Personal story about the power of food
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