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Clarissa Wei's 'Made in Taiwan' walks a fine line between the personal and political—and celebrates the country's distinct culinary treasures.

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The culinary contributions of Taiwan are often overshadowed by other cuisine from the region, especially China. Now, a new cookbook highlights some of the ingredients and flavors that make Taiwanese cooking unique.

Clarissa Wei, author of the new cookbook, Made in Taiwan, explains her country's deep love for sugar and its role in dishes like stir-fried prawns served with pineapple.

The journalist’s debut cookbook is an act of preservation that weaves together the nuances of Taiwanese cuisine, identity, politics, and nostalgia.

Look out for new cookbooks from Molly Baz, J.J. Johnson, Sohla El-Waylly, deep dives into West African cooking, fresh new approaches to baking, and more.

Taiwanese-American journalist Clarissa Wei has returned to her roots to write her first cookbook, Made in Taiwan, which shines a light on the island’s varied cuisine and its history.

"You can whip up an entire meal with just a wok, knife, soy sauce and sugar"

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