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Italijos stebuklas – pesto padažas: atsiradimo istorija ir neįprastų versijų receptai
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From New World Cuisine, to refined Cantonese, Southern Italian and much more, here are our top picks.
Man Wah
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The recent re-opening of the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong’s acclaimed Man Wah, following renovations, heralds an exciting new era of Cantonese fine dining. Located on the hotel’s 25th floor and helmed by executive Chinese chef Wong Wing-Keung, the restaurant continues to honour local cuisine and traditions in a renewed environment. Among the refined classics that encapsulate Man Wah’s legacy are: deep-fried matsutake mushroom pudding (guo-ja), the Cantonese version of an ancient delicacy dating back to the Qing Dynasty; braised pork belly with taro, based on a family recipe that pays homage to the disappearing art of Hakka village cuisine; and deep-fried and braised prawn, rice cake and salted threadfin fish, which is now given a more cosmopolitan revamp with the use of Korean rice cakes instead of noodles. Chef Wong’s creati
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Updated February 19, 2021
A medical worker shows a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on February 12, 2021 at the Tapparelli Retirement Home in Saluzzo, near Cuneo, Northwestern Italy, during a vaccination campaign for people over 80. PHOTO: Marco Bertorello / AFP
Germany is donating an additional 1.5 billion euros ($1.8 billion) to boost the rollout of vaccines in the world’s poorest countries, Finance Minister Olaf Scholz said Friday, increasing an earlier contribution of 600 million euros.
“Today we want to make clear: we stand with the poorest countries. Germany is providing a further 1.5 billion euros for Covax, WHO, and others,” Scholz said in a statement.