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	<title>Pickled Penguin &#187; Karen Bush</title>
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		<title>Chinatown</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A visit to Chinatown is always a treat, and even more so when I get to see my gorgeous nephew from the north.&#160; He is&#160;a tall,&#160;good-looking&#160;young man&#160;and he carried my shopping for me!&#160; There are &#8216;Chinatowns&#8217; in most major cities across the world but the one we went to was in Gerrard Street in London.&#160; &#8230; <a href="http://www.pickled-penguin.com/chinatown" class="excerpt-link">Read More</a>]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: arial, helvetica, sans-serif">A visit to Chinatown is always a treat, and even more so when I get to see my gorgeous nephew from the north.&nbsp; He is&nbsp;a tall,&nbsp;good-looking&nbsp;young man&nbsp;and he carried my shopping for me!&nbsp; There are &#8216;Chinatowns&#8217; in most major cities across the world but the one we went to was in Gerrard Street in London.&nbsp; We wandered around, chose a restaurant to eat in &#8211; The Royal Dragon, (thanks to trip advisor for the reviews) confusingly for me next to the Golden Dragon, and did a bit of shopping.&nbsp; </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: arial, helvetica, sans-serif">When you live&nbsp;in a more rural area then a trip to&nbsp;the big&nbsp;city is always exciting and&nbsp;I&nbsp;happily spent time wandering around the Loon Fung Supermarket picking up bottles and jars that I normally have to order on the internet.&nbsp; Now I am&nbsp;ready for a chinese cooking session but what to cook?&nbsp; I shall spend some happy hours flicking through my cookery books.&nbsp; Ken Hom is obviously the master but Ching He Huang has some lovely modern recipes, however&nbsp;I also have my first ever chinese cookery book, given to me when&nbsp;I was about 16,&nbsp;which isn&#8217;t by anyone famous but has loads of delicious tried and tested (by me) recipes.&nbsp; Not sure what I&#8217;m going to do with the Japanese Panko breadcrumbs yet but I&#8217;ve wanted to try them for ages.</SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN style="FONT-FAMILY: arial, helvetica, sans-serif">At the Royal Dragon&nbsp;we ordered the Peking set menu. &nbsp;I don&#8217;t think it was because it was the first thing my sister-in-law saw on the menu&#8230;.&nbsp; The staff were very patient whilst we waited for my husband to arrive; so many of the reviews about all the restaurants said about being hurried.&nbsp; There was an initial flurry of &#8216;can we take your order?&#8217;&nbsp; But once they realised we were waiting they didn&#8217;t hurry us.&nbsp; The selection was good, the food cooked well and the proportions about right.&nbsp; So definitely a restaurant&nbsp;our little group would recommend.</SPAN></p>
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