Egg Rolls & Sweet Tea: Asian Inspired, Southern Style

Natalie Keng
Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn
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Egg Rolls & Sweet Tea: Asian Inspired, Southern Style

Natalie Keng
Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn
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  • Published date: Jun 06, 2023
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 224
  • Publisher: Gibbs Smith
  • ISBN: 9781423661498
  • Dimensions: 8.0" W x 0.8" L x 10.0" H
Natalie Keng is a pioneer in the area of innovative leadership development and is the Founder and CEO (“Chief Eating Officer”) of Global Hearth, a multi-faceted business that leverages the power of food and culture to promote team-building and employee engagement in support of corporate initiatives through its Cooking Up a Better World™ platform of inspiring, interactive, and impactful presentations, tours and events. Keng is the creator of an award-winning line of Georgia-grown, Asian-inspired sauces (launched at Whole Foods Market) that feature natural ingredients and harken heritage recipes, earning her the title The Sauce Maven™. Before starting her own business, Keng was a strategic marketing executive in a Fortune 100 corporation. She has also headed leadership development initiatives at national non-profit organizations and served in public office. Keng is a recipient of the Greater Women's Business Council's Trailblazer Award and was appointed to serve on the Governor's Health Task Force. A graduate of Vassar College, Keng holds a Master of Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School of Government. She lives in her hometown of Smyrna, Georgia.
Keng (nicknamed the Sauce Maven) believes cooking and sharing a meal can transcend cultural differences, political beliefs, and more, allowing people to better understand and empathize with one another as they get to know the people behind the food. While many of the recipes within are the perfect fusion of American Southern meets Asian cuisine (wasabi deviled eggs), some of the dishes are simpler and lovely (sautéed lemon pepper snow peas), and still others are unexpected, interesting combinations (Vindaloo-inspired ratatouille ziti). The book is personal, with several family anecdotes, and well-illustrated with photographs of dishes and trickier techniques like how to roll rice paper wrappers. The “Wild About Rice” chapter includes various types of rice—black, red, brown, basmati, jasmine, and even cauliflower. The book concludes with a resource guide of ingredients and where to find them. VERDICT Keng’s first cookbook is recommended for all libraries, especially those with regional interest.

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