Nov 10, 2025
Simply Ming in Your Kitchen
Ming Tsai
2012
seen from Malaysia
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seen from United States
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seen from United States
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seen from United States
Simply Ming in Your Kitchen
Ming Tsai
2012
At one point, Tsai asked whether interviewer Irene Li had roofied him and then said he had roofied her
At one point, Tsai asked whether interviewer Irene Li had roofied him and then said he had roofied her
kellyclarksonshow: TODAY! 🤗➡️ We're catching up with our girl @selenagomez PLUS a cooking demo from @mingtsai and shining a light on a #GoodNeighbor from Pittsburgh with @wtaetv anchor Kelly Sasso!
June 13, 2022
I’m back! Sorta. As Massachusetts has started to slowly emerge from quarantine, I’ve managed to do 3-shoots in the past few weeks. Two of them are out and able to be shared - plus one more from last summer finally made an appearance.
First up was a day spent with uber-chef Ming Tsai, and his team from MingsBings to create a library of images for the launch of their new Bing. Wait, what’s a Bing? It’s a dumpling/patty/flatbread hybrid that pairs with...well most things. Which is how we photographed it, solo, and paired with some of Mings favorite dishes.
Before my day with Ming though, I spent a morning with fisherman BG Brown in Gloucester, for Northshore magazine. Fishing during a pandemic is...different, and the magazine wanted to dig into what that looks like for BG and his business.
Finally, last up is a shoot from last summer from a day spent at Maitland Mountain Farm with Holly & Andy (and a few dozen chickens) at their Salem farm. Salem isn’t historically filled with farmland, making what Holly and Andy are able to accomplish in what is essentially a large backyard even more impressive.
Hopefully these new shoots are a sign of things to come, and I’ll have more regular updates to this page all summer.
Could you EAT?
What is it? A campaign by End Allergies Together (E.A.T.) with BBDO New York and celebrity chef Ming Tsai, which saw a food truck attempting to serve poisonous meals, such as pufferfish.
It’s good because it brings to life the dangers faced everyday by those suffering from food allergies. The vast majority of non-food allergy sufferers wouldn’t risk eating a pufferfish, so food allergy sufferers shouldn’t be placed in this life-threatening situation either!
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