The Art of Food Carving: Taiwanese Chef Makes Dragons Out of Vegetables Ep4
Food carving elevates delicacies to visual delights. From dragon made of carrot, taro, abalone and shrimps, to phenix made of bottarga, cucumber and beef, Taiwanese Chef Liao Ching-chih morphs ingredients into flavorful spectacles. Learn about how Chef Liao preserves and continues to refine the art of food carving.
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