How We Cooked a Jewish-Asian Christmas

By admin | January 31, 2014

I spent my Christmas cooking for Woks and Lox, a Jewish-Chinese holiday dinner that brings two cultures together with the best of their culinary traditions. Here’s how this year’s meal came together.

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