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Booklist Email: Info@Mingyabooks.Com Tel: 020-6258330 Fax: 020-6205794 0821-2 MING YA BOOKS CO. www.mingyabooks.com Booklist Email: [email protected] Tel: 020-6258330 Fax: 020-6205794 0821-2 Cookery Title Author Publisher Page EURO 100 Chinese Desserts (Chin-Eng edition) Winnie Hai Bin 222 29,50 100 Dim Sum & Snacks (Chin-Eng Edition) Yip Wu Ying Yi Forms Kitchen 262 29,95 100 Easy Chinese Suppers My Kitchen Table Ken Hom BBC Books 208 13,95 100 Homemade Dishes 1 (Chin-Eng Edition) Wong, Irene Hai Bin Tu Shu Gong Si 224 27,95 100 Homemade Dishes 2 (Chin-Eng Edition) Wong, Irene Hai Bin Tu Shu Gong Si 224 27,95 100 Quick-stir-fry Recipes My Kitchen Table Ken Hom BBC Books 208 13,95 101 Vegetarian delights Chuang L./McNease C. Shrine of Eternal Breath 168 15,10 30 Secrets of Baking: Cake (Chinese-English Edition) Ho, Louisa Food Paradise Publishing Co. 128 22,80 36 Secrets of Baking: Pastry (Chinese-English edition) Ho, Louisa Food Paradise Publishing Co. 128 22,80 45 Vegetarian Dishes (Chin-Eng Edition) Xin zhong you su-Su cai liao li 45 kuan Chan, Becky Fan Yuk Food Paradise Pub.Co. 144 26,95 50 Dumplings (Chinese-English Edition) Shi J.H. Wan Li Book Co. 128 29,50 Agnes Chang's Hawker's Delights (Chinese-English Edition) Chang, Agnes 978-983-40370-0-0 142 26,90 Alles over wok en roerbakgerechten Doeser, Linda Veltman Uitgevers 256 14,95 Ancient Art of Tea, The Wisdom From the Old Chinese Tea Msters Peltier, Warren Charle Tuttle Co. 160 18,30 Appreciating Chinese Tea-Brewing Tea Li Hong/Lin Yilise(tr) China Intercontinental Press 160 29,50 Appreciating Chinese Tea-Green Tea Li Hong/Zhu Jianhua(tr) China Intercontinental Press 156 29,50 Appreciating Chinese Tea-Oolong Tea Pan Wei/Sun Shumin(tr) China Intercontinental Press 156 29,50 Appreciating Chinese Tea-Pu-erh Tea Wang Jidong/Chen Z.F.(tr) China Intercontinental Press 160 29,50 Appreciating Chinese Tea-Tea & Tea Set Li Hong/Zhu Jianting(tr) China Intercontinental Press 160 29,50 Art & Alchemy of Chinese Tea, The Reid, Daniel Singing Dragon 240 cl 24,95 Art of Chinese food carving, The (Chinese-English edition) Lu Yue-xing & Others Food Paradise Pub.Co. 145 cl 67,60 Art of garnishing, The (Chin-Eng ed.) The encyclopedia of Chin.cuisine, vol.2 Wong Tong-Sheng Fuu Shin Pub.Co. 126 cl 44,45 Asian Food-The Global & the Local Cwiertka K.J./Walraven B. Curzon Press 190 cl 129,50 Asian hot & spicy The Essential Kitchen Series Liley, Vicki Charles Tuttle Co. 112 cl 24,50 Asian Tofu Cookbook-More Than 100 Crea- tive Recipes Saw, Betty Marshall Cavendish 200 28,50 Authentic Recipes From Korea Kawana, Masano/Price D. Periplus Editions 112 cl 17,50 Aziatische groenten poster (42 x 60cm) Chinees-Pinyin-Latijns Chinese School Nederland 1 9,95 Azie: smakelijke en traditionele recept. uit het Oosten Lee Kim Chung/Maclean(tr) De Lantaarn 64 cl 9,05 Baking Index (Chinese-English edition) Tan, William Seashore Publishing 136 22,50 Baking Made Easy (Chinese-English Ed.) Chang, Agnes Chang & Lam Trading 168 24,95 Baking With Fruits (Chinese-English ed.) Chai, Kevin Famous Cuisine Publisher 96 20,90 Basic Cake Making Ideas (Chin-Eng Ed.) Lai, Theresa Hai Bin Tu Shu Gong Si 120 23,90 Basic Chinese Cooking Course (Chin-Eng) The Essential Kitchen Choi, Kitty Food Paradise Publishing Co. 144 26,95 Beauty of Chinese Yixing Teapots & the Finer Art of Tea Drinking (Chin-Eng ed.) Lim Kean Siew Times Books International 154 cl 113,00 Best of Indonesian Cooking, The Yasa Boga Group Times Books International 200 37,95 Best of Tofu, The Junko Takagi Japan Publications 112 23,35 Best Patisserie (Chinese-English Ed.) He Zhi Bian Hai Bin Tu Shu Gong Si 144 24,95 Beste Chinese recepten, De Dijkstra, Fokkelien Verba 340 7,00 Betty Saw's ultimate herbal cookbook Saw, Betty SNP International 128 cl 33,60 Blossoming Dessert (Chinese-English Ed.) Hua zhi tian dian Mak, kit Food Paradise Publishing Co. 128 24,95 Blue ginger - East meets West cooking Ming Tsai/Boehm, Arthur Pavilion 288 cl 39,90 Book of Chinese cooking, The Spencer-Smith, Jasper Salamander 120 cl 17,95 Book of Japanese cooking, The Kazuko, Emi Salamander 96 cl 17,95 Book of soba, The Udesky J. Kodansha International 246 13,80 Book of Sushi, The (Mass market edition) Kinjiro Omae Kodansha International 174 15,35 Book of tea, The Shambhala Classics Kakuzo Okakura Shambhala Publications 96 13,00 Book of Thai cooking, The Walden, Hilaire Salamander 120 cl 17,95 Book of wok and stir-fry dishes, The Wolf-Cohen, Elizabeth Salamander 120 cl 17,95 Bun Lovers (English-Chinese edition) Lee K.S. Famous Cuisine Publishing 126 22,50 Cakes in Hong Kong (Chin-Eng edition) Kong, Raymond Wan Li Book Co. 144 29,50 Cantonese Dim Sum (Chinese-Englsih ed.) Choi Kit Yee Food Paradise Pub.Co. 144 26,95 Carving tools (set/3) Wei Chuan Publishing Co. 12,50 Cha Dao-The Way of Tea, Tea as a Way of Life Towler, Solala Singing Dragon 172 19,95 Cha-No-Yu - The Japanese tea ceremony Sadler A.L. Charles Tuttle Co. 248 35,00 Chado: The way of tea A tea master's almanac Sasaki Sanmi Charles Tuttle Co. 320 cl 109,00 Changing Chinese foodways in Asia Wu, David Y.H./Tan Chinese University Press 304 cl 59,50 Charming Mousse (Chinese-English Ed.) Chai, Kevin Famous Cuisine Publisher 86 19,95 Cheesecake Mania (Chinese-English Ed.) Chai, Kevin Famous Cuisine Publisher 128 24,95 Chiffon Cake Is Done (Chin-Eng Ed.) Chai, kevin Famous Cuisine Publisher 118 19,95 Chinese Buns (Chinese-English Edition) Lee Kian Seng/Wong K.S. One Publisher 92 19,95 Chinese Cookbook For Food Allergy (Chin- Eng Ed.) Guo min zheng an quan chi pu Lee Tseng M./Lee Tak Hong Food Paradise Publishing Co. 144 29,50 Chinese Cookery-More Than 40 Recipes For Cooking Doufu (Chin-Eng Edition) Li Yin/Guo Sheng Morning Glory Publishers 96 15,90 Chinese cooking (Rev.ed.) Wang Yangrong Zhao Hua 200 12,05 Chinese Cooking For Beginners (Chin-Eng) Xin shou ru chu xue Zhong cai Cheng, Lilian Food Paradise Publishing Co. 128 24,95 Chinese Cooking-A Step-by-step Guide to Authentic Dishes Made Easy Hulin, Belinda/Kho K.L. Morris Book Publishing 244 24,95 Chinese Diet Therapy Zhao Muying/Wen Jingen(tr China Esperanto Press 224 9,50 Chinese Feasts & Festivals-A Cookbook Moey S.C. Periplus Editions 144 cl 29,95 Chinese Functional Food Dang Yi/Peng Yong New World Press 194 8,75 Chinese Garnishes Videos for Garnishes, vol.1 & 2 (Wei Chuan's Cookbook) VHS/PAL Shiao Fa-Tsai(demonst.) Wei Chuan Publishing Co. 63 min 113,20 Chinese Garnishes with Platter Arrange- ments (English-Spanish edition) Huang Su-Huei Wei Chuan Publishing Co. 174 27,95 Chinese Guangdong cuisine (Chin-Eng ed.) Shan Bianshi Tianjin Science & Techn.P 74 13,50 Chinese Heritage Cooking Singapore Heritage Cookbooks Tan, Christoph/Van, Amy Marshall Cavendish 192 cl 34,95 Chinese home-style cooking Wang Jinhuai Foreign Language Press 240 cl 31,55 Chinese hometown dishes (Chin-Eng ed.) Wu W.F. Wan Li Book Co. 104 26,25 Chinese imperial cuisines & eat.secrets Panda Books Zhang Tingquan(tr) Chinese Literature Press 360 19,90 Chinese microwave cookbook, The Hoh, Pearly Times Books International 184 cl 22,65 Chinese refreshment (Chin-Eng edition) Li Yung Food Paradise Pub.Co. 96 21,55 Chinese Regional Cuisine Series: Peking Cooking Hilit Pub.Co. 116 19,75 Chinese Rice & Noodles Huang Su-Huei Wei Chuna Publishing Co. 39,99 Chinese Tea-Discovering China Ling Yun Better Link Pr./Shanghai Pr. 112 cl 18,50 Chinese vegetarian delights-Sugar & dairy-free cookbook Chuang L. Shrine of Eternal Breath 116 12,55 Chinese vegetarian dishes Highlight diet cookery series Shou Tuan-Hsi Hilit Pub.Co. 120 19,75 Chinese Vegetarian: 35 Easy-to-follow Recipes Marshall Cavendish 80 13,99 Ching's Take-away-110 Snelle en gezonde Chinese favorieten Huang Ching-He Fontaine Uitgevers 240 cl 24,95 Chopsticks Culture-Photo Guide to Explo- ring Chinese Cuisine Wong M.F. CreateSpace 44 14,95 Classic Asian Noodles Lee Geok Boi Marshall Cavendish 216 24,90 Combo Meals (Chinese-Englsih Edition) Choi, Kitty Food Paradise Publishing Co. 144 29,50 Common Foood/Goods Items & Service Trades in Public Markets (Hong Kong) Food & Environment Hygiene D 44 5,90 Compleet culinair Chinees koken Man, Kathy De lantaarn 96 cl 9,90 Complete Aziatische keuken, De De Lantaarn 304 cl 12,99 Complete Book of Shushi, The Hideo Dekura/Yoshii R. Periplus 240 cl 33,95 Complete Chinese cookbook, The Passmore, Jacki/Reid D. Charles Tuttle Co. 304 cl 55,00 Complete Japanse keuken, De De Lantaarn 12,99 Complete wok kookboek, Het De Lantaarn 304 12,99 Comprehensive collection of Oriental & Western cuisine (Chin-Eng ed.) Bong Hiong Hwa Morning Glory Publishers 120 22,65 Contemporary Cuisine Art (Chin-Eng Ed.) Wu L.S. Xinjiang Art & Photogr.P. 160 67,15 Cook Like A Chef (Chinese-English Ed.) Cheng, Julian Food Paradise Pub.Co. 144 26,95 Cook Like A Chef (Chinese-English Ed.) Southeast Asian Sauce & Cuisine Fong, William Food Paradise Pub.Co. 128 22,80 Cooking of Korea, The (Chin-Eng ed.) Guo Y.F. Culture & Life Pub.Co. 112 22,65 Cooking with tea - Techniques & recipes for appetizers, ntrees, desserts & more Wemischner, Robert/Rosen Charles Tuttle Co.
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