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Mark Chu-Carroll (aka MarkCC) is a PhD Computer Scientist, who works for Google as a Software Engineer. My professional interests center on programming languages and tools, and how to improve the languages and tools that are used for building complex software systems.

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Saturday Recipe: Ginger Scallion Sauce

Category: Recipes

Today's recipe is something I made this week for the first time, and trying it was like a revelation. It's simple to make, it's got an absolutely spectacularly wonderful flavor - light and fresh - and it's incredibly versatile....

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A Special Midweek Recipe: Ad-Libbed Cranberry Chutney

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It's not saturday, but I've got a recipe that I needed to write down before I forget it, so you're getting an extra bonus. I usually make a simple cranberry relish for thanksgiving. But it needs to be made...

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Saturday Recipe: Chicken Mole Enchiladas

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I forgot to take a picture of this dish - so Physioprof, shut up :-) I don't even pretend that this is an authentic mexican mole. It's something that I whipped together because I felt like a mole, and...

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Saturday Recipe: Home-Made Roasted Tomato Salsa

Category: Recipes

Lately, friday's have just been too busy for me to get around to posting a recipe. So I decided to switch my recipe posts to saturday. I'll try to be reliable about posting a recipe every saturday. I tried...

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Friday Recipe: Chinese Potstickers (aka Jiao Zi)

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My wife is chinese. So in our house, comfort food is often something chinese. For her, one of her very favorite things is dumplings, also known as pot-stickers. They're time consuming to make, but not difficult. They're really delicious,...

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Friday Recipe: Duck with Port Wine and Mushrooms

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About a month ago, I decided to make a nice special meal for my wife for mothers' day. I asked her what she wanted, and she said duck. This made me happy, since I consider duck to be one...

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Friday Recipe: Pasticcio

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I do all of the cooking in my house; my wife amazing at baking, but she's just totally lost when it comes to cooking. But given my commute, it's hard to start making a nice dinner when I get...

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Friday Recipe: Chinese-Style Roasted Beef Shortribs

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It's been a while since I posted a recipe, and last week, I came up with a real winner, so I thought I'd share it. I absolutely love beef short ribs. They're one of the nicest cuts of beef...

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Friday Recipe: Shanghai Xu Chao Mien

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(Note: I've changed the transliteration of the name of the dish since the original version of the post. I think it's now the correct pinyin transliteration. Please correct me in the comments if you know, and it's still wrong.) Today...

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Friday Recipe: Stuffed Flank Steak

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This is a recipe I created just a couple of weeks ago. I saw a beautiful Angus beef flank steak on sale, and wanted to find something to do with it. I came up with this idea of stuffing...

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