Grandma Mei's Kitchen
Gentle morning teas, light brothy soups, and unfussy family suppers from a Chinese home kitchen. 45 real recipes, written in plain English, ready for your stove tonight.
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A cookbook of traditional family recipes, for general information only. Not medical advice.
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The pots and cups that open every morning in Mei's kitchen. Warm, simple, and ready in minutes.
Chrysanthemum and Goji Tea — the golden pot that goes on after a heavy week, pretty in the cup and ready in ten minutes
Ginger and Red Date Tea — the cold-morning kettle from Mei's childhood, sweet from the dates and warm from the ginger
Toasted Barley Tea — toast in a teacup, the caffeine-free pitcher the whole family pours from
Honey Lemon Ginger Water — one small pot, five minutes, the first thing Mei hands anybody who walks in
Covers: First cups of the day. Gentle breakfasts. Slow weekend mornings.

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The heart of the book. Soft rice congees and clear family soups that simmer while you live your life.
Ginger Chicken Congee — the soft rice porridge Mei's family wakes up to on slow Sundays
Winter Melon Soup — the lightest soup in the Chinese kitchen, the pot that follows a big holiday table
Daikon Radish Soup — plain radish, good broth, nothing fancy, and the house smells wonderful
Napa Cabbage and Tofu Soup — a clear, savory broth with soft tofu that comes together on a weeknight
Covers: Lunches. Weeknight dinners. Busy evenings.

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Real weeknight suppers from a Chinese family table. Full plates, quick pans, food you will cook on repeat.
Steamed Fish with Ginger and Scallion — fifteen minutes and dinner is done, the dish Mei's husband asked for every Sunday
Stir-Fried Bok Choy with Garlic — bok choy, a hot pan, one minute, the greens that sit on the table every night
Tomato and Egg Stir-Fry — China's favorite home dinner, sweet, soft, and on the table in fifteen minutes
Smashed Cucumber Salad — crunchy, sharp, and ready before the rice finishes steaming
Covers: Family dinners. Quick sides. The nights you almost ordered takeout.

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Every tea is ready in under 15 minutes and most dinners in under 30. The big soups and congees simmer longer while you do other things.
Bring Grandma Mei's kitchen into your own, one warm pot at a time.
Grandma Mei's Chinese Kitchen Cookbook is a digital book (PDF) with 45 traditional Chinese home recipes in three collections: morning tonics and teas, comforting soups and congees, and everyday dinners. Each recipe comes with a short family story, plain-English steps, and US measurements.
Grandma Mei and Lin are the storytelling characters of this cookbook, a grandmother and granddaughter voice that carries you through the book. Every recipe is a real, traditional Chinese home dish, tested and written in plain English for American kitchens. They are cooks in spirit, not doctors, and this book is about food, not medicine.
These are real Chinese family dishes: ginger, garlic, scallion, sesame, savory broths, crisp greens. Light does not mean boring in a Chinese kitchen. The whole point of a grandmother's cooking is that nobody at the table has to be talked into dinner.
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Most recipes use regular supermarket staples. A number of the teas and a few soups call for inexpensive dried goods from an Asian market or one small online order, things like dried chrysanthemum, goji berries, and jujube dates. Substitutes are given throughout.
Yes. The cookbook works on any phone, tablet, or computer. You can also print your favorite pages and tape them inside a cabinet door, exactly the way Grandma Mei keeps her own recipes.
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