The Woman Who Changed Chinese Cuisine in America
Just as Julia Child revolutionized French food, so did Cecilia Chiang with Chinese cuisine. After moving to the United States in 1959, Cecilia launched the Mandarin in San Francisco. The restaurant introduced foods like Peking duck, pot stickers and hot and sour soup to an American audience, and began to attract celebrities and foodies from across the country. Her cooking has set a standard for Chinese food in America, and has influenced everyone from Alice Waters to James Beard.
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1:07 you really had to put "the USA" there….
'Good food is good food' such a great quote
Her son made pf changs
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This is the real Mandarin. Not the shit Tony Stark faced in Ironman 3.
A Legend who passed away left a grand Legacy in the food arts and culture
She's 100% right no matter what country it originally is from good food is good food
RIP Cecilia Chiang ❤️
I love her.. ❤️ beautiful backstory..
RIP
oh my god they were cookmates
they were cookmates
She look exactly my grandma
Good food if a food without artifical flavours and emulsifer
RIP October 28, 2020.
Many of the Chinese food in America that does not exist in China do exist in the Philippines (beef brocoli, chopsuey, egg rolls, Chowmien noodles cooked in American style, orange chicken….etc.)
miss chiang passed away on october 28th 2020 (i just found out 😭) at 100. rest in peace ✌🏼
How much do we owe this lady? A WHOLE LOT! hugs my hot and sour soup forever
Jesus love you, he died on the cross for you, accept him as your lord and savior he can change everything. For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life" (Jn 3:16"
But you must repent too. From that time Jesus went about preaching and saying, Let your hearts be turned from sin, for the kingdom of heaven is near. (Matthew 4:17).
Rest in peace, Madam Chiang. You were phenomenally brave.
Im a Chinese and read an article about her story, and really appreciated what she put effort in bringing the real Chinese food to the US. Sadly she left us last month at 100.
R.I.P JIANG SUN YUN(Her Chinese name in pinyin)
Cecilia Sun Yun Chiang (江孫芸
)
September 18, 1920
– October 28, 2020
May She Rest In Peace
Remembering Cecilia Chiang (1920-2020)
RIP, sad to see such an icon pass 🙁
Cecilia recently passed away at 100. Rest In Peace, Cecilia. We love you.
rest in piece cecilia chang, October 28th, 2020
May her soul rest in peace
I just found out she died two days ago… what a legend, we will never forget her contributions to the United States. Incredible.
Rest In Peace Cecilia
may she rest in peace
R.I.P.
RIP
RIP
Thank You Cecilia Chiang for spreading authentic Chinese food may you rest in peace…
RIP Cecelia 🙏
rest in peace T-T
Rest in peace 💕 Soul of a Banquet is a documentary about her, gonna watch! (it's included on Amazon Prime)
Rest easy, Cecilia.