A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be invited to a small women's networking event at the Los Angeles home of Linda Press. Linda, who owns a boutique public relations agency, invited her friend 
Chef Kelly to make a Chinese New Year celebration lunch for the group and show us how to make a few of the dishes. I hope you enjoy these images from the day. For recipes, see 
Chef Kelly's blog.
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| The day's menu | 
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| Chef Kelly heating up her portable burner on the patio | 
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| Linda's beautiful table decorations - all in red | 
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| Marinated gobo, a Japanese root vegetable | 
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| Pan-fried Korean rice cakes with a spicy dipping sauce | 
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| Ground elk meat for the elk dumplings - Linda's husband Philip brought home the elk from a hunting trip | 
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| Wringing out tofu to add to the ground elk meat  | 
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| Elk dumplings, ready for the steamer | 
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| Stir-fried vegetables, including baby bok choy (my favorite!) | 
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| A beautiful Chinese New Year's lunch | 
 
I made dumplings for lunch today. It certainly never crossed my mind to fill them with elk! Thanks for an informative, fun blog post :)
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy and authentic! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful meal...those elk dumplings look and sound amazing. Thank you for sharing your words and these photographs. And thank you for your kind thoughts on my own blog. I appreciate you!
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