Two men make smashed cucumbers
Kevin and Jeffrey Pang make smashed cucumbers. Yes, the recipe appears in "A Very Chinese Cookbook." Courtesy of America’s Test Kitchen / Kevin White
Two men make smashed cucumbers
Kevin and Jeffrey Pang make smashed cucumbers. Yes, the recipe appears in "A Very Chinese Cookbook." Courtesy of America’s Test Kitchen / Kevin White

Chicagoan Kevin Pang is a James-Beard award winning food writer. He and his dad have a cooking channel called the Hunger Pangs, where they cook traditional Cantonese recipes and Chinese-American classics, which they adapted into the New York Times bestseller A Very Chinese Cookbook.

Reset learns about the significance of Lunar New Year foods and the power of cooking to preserve memory.

GUEST: Kevin Pang, America’s Test Kitchen, author of A Very Chinese Cookbook

Two men make smashed cucumbers
Kevin and Jeffrey Pang make smashed cucumbers. Yes, the recipe appears in "A Very Chinese Cookbook." Courtesy of America’s Test Kitchen / Kevin White
Two men make smashed cucumbers
Kevin and Jeffrey Pang make smashed cucumbers. Yes, the recipe appears in "A Very Chinese Cookbook." Courtesy of America’s Test Kitchen / Kevin White

Chicagoan Kevin Pang is a James-Beard award winning food writer. He and his dad have a cooking channel called the Hunger Pangs, where they cook traditional Cantonese recipes and Chinese-American classics, which they adapted into the New York Times bestseller A Very Chinese Cookbook.

Reset learns about the significance of Lunar New Year foods and the power of cooking to preserve memory.

GUEST: Kevin Pang, America’s Test Kitchen, author of A Very Chinese Cookbook