Angie Lee

Angie Lee is an artist and writer living in Los Angeles. Her work has been published in Witness, Diagram, Airshipdaily and Entropy. She sells Chinese tea and teapots at 1001plateaus.com and offers tastings with Linda Louie from Bana Tea Company at Huntington Gardens in Pasadena. Angie blogs about tea, coffee and dogs at moonquake.org. Technically she eats Chinese food every day. 

ESSAYAngie Leepersonal essay, China, Taiwan, southwest US, New Mexico, Los Alamos, Los Angeles, immigrant food, zongzi, Wind Chicken, rice, rice cooker, Chinese rice, Chinese dumplings, jiaozi

Shuffle Master Of The Universe

Angie Lee coaxes lifelong kitchen hacks from her stubborn kin

ESSAYAngie Leepersonal essay, China, Taiwan, southwest US, New Mexico, Los Alamos, Los Angeles, immigrant food, zongzi, Wind Chicken, rice, rice cooker, Chinese rice, Chinese dumplings, jiaozi
Shuffle Master Of The Universe
ESSAYAngie Leepersonal essay, China, Hong Kong, southwest China, United States, New Mexico, Yunnan, Los Alamos, gan, 甘, 回甘, huigan, Pu'er tea, Pu'erh tea, Puerh tea, Pu'er, Puer, Puerh, translation, bitter, bittersweet, sweet, bitter melon, ginseng, bitter nail tea, kuding cha, 苦丁茶, old tree puer, old tree Pu'erh, old tree Pu'er, 普洱茶, Pu erh, old tree Pu erh, southwest US

Going Going Gan

Angie Lee plumbs the murky depths of old tree Pu'er tea leaves

ESSAYAngie Leepersonal essay, China, Hong Kong, southwest China, United States, New Mexico, Yunnan, Los Alamos, gan, 甘, 回甘, huigan, Pu'er tea, Pu'erh tea, Puerh tea, Pu'er, Puer, Puerh, translation, bitter, bittersweet, sweet, bitter melon, ginseng, bitter nail tea, kuding cha, 苦丁茶, old tree puer, old tree Pu'erh, old tree Pu'er, 普洱茶, Pu erh, old tree Pu erh, southwest US
Going Going Gan