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Monday, January 31, 2011

Yay! My first blog award!

WE Magazine for Women recently named me one of the "101 Women Bloggers to Watch for 2011."

Exciting and encouraging. Thanks, WE!

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"Good Graces" named one of The Atlantic's "Exceptional Works of Journalism" for 2017.

Member, JBF Book Awards Committee

Over 10 million views and counting... Me in Sichuan, July 2017: The caption on this website literally says, "American old lady creates beautiful Sichuan dishes and spent 10 years writing a Chinese cookbook." Shoot me now.

My obsessiveness has been confirmed...

2017 JBA nominee for MFK Fisher Distinguished Writing Award & Best International Cookbook

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