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In a saute pan or a wok, toast the ginger, garlic, scallions and chilies for about 30 seconds or until you can smell the aroma of the aromatic vegetables.

Add in the fried prawns, season them with the spiced salt and toss to mix well. Serve immediately.

Note: This recipe can also be adapted with fried tofu, chicken or even fish for an Asian version of Fish and Chips. Spiced salt 1/2 cup kosher salt 1/2 tbsp Szechuan peppercorn, toasted and crushed 1/4 tsp 5 spice powder

Mix the salt, Szechuan pepper and 5-spice powder and store in an airtight container. It will store well for one month in a pantry.

Note: You can also make your own five spice powder mix by toasting equal parts of cinnamon, cloves, fennel seeds, star anise and Szechuan peppercorn. Grind them in a coffee grinder to a powder and it can be stored in an airtight container in your spice cabinet for up to 3 weeks.

This salt is great as a seasoning fried food and roast meats.

* Alexander Ong's culinary history is as vibrant and exciting as his cuisine. Born in Malaysia, his career began in "controlled chaos" at the 600-cook kitchen of the Shangri-La Hotel. His expedition west began in Bermuda as the Chef de Partie at the Southampton Princess Hotel. In the years following, Ong helmed kitchens at the Ritz-Carlton Hotels in Atlanta and Amelia Island and served as Chef Tournant at Caesar's Tahoe. Finally settling in the Bay Area, he served as the executive chef for the Orocco East-West Supper Club, the senior sous chef for Stars and opening chef at Le Colonial. In 2001, Betelnut invited Ong to take the reigns of their kitchen. His creativity keeps Betelnut thriving as one of the Bay Area's most popular and successful restaurants.

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Super Bowl Style: Joe Namath's Furrier Speaks

Sunday's uneventful Super Bowl may have put viewers to sleep, but the dull game at least yielded one bright spot that will become part of sports style lore for all time: Joe Namath's fantastical furry coat. Turns out the voluminous hooded coyote hide came from New York-based furrier Marc Kaufman, who Broadway Joe found by performing a simple Google search.

"I just met Joe on Wednesday," Kaufman tells Pret-a-Reporter of the fateful meeting with his first-time client. "If you Google 'New York furs' I'm number one, so he found me."

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Kaufman -- a third-generation furrier whose Manhattan shop was founded by his grandfather in 1910 -- says that Namath requested something fresh and new that differed from the furs he was known for in the '70s. The hooded $3,000 coyote he coat ultimately wore during Sunday's Super Bowl coin toss was the first of a dozen coats Kaufman showed him after sizing him up.

"He tried on a blue mink and a red fox," Kaufman says. "But he went back to the first one. It looked best on him."

Namath didn't respond to Pret-a-Reporter's request for comment. But judging by the smile on his face during Sunday's coin toss, Kaufman can likely surmise Namath's warm, fuzzy feeling conjured by the coat.

"Tell me how good we did," Kaufman exclaims. "We won the Super Bowl!"

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Naomi Campbell's 'The Face' Lines up Several Brand Partnerships

Naomi Campbell's modeling competition series The Face has lined up several brand partnerships for its second season.

Oxygen Media and Shine America on Wednesday said that Pamella Roland, Alex and Ani, Liebeskind Berlin and Tweezerman have joined grand-prize partner Frederic Fekkai and editorial partner Elle Magazine as beauty brand partners.

The exclusive brand partnerships have both on and off-air extensions including in-show integrations, online cross promotions, the launch of consumer products and branded video content.

“What makes The Face so great is its authenticity and real life challenges, which allow us to integrate top fashion and beauty brands organically into the series” said Jane Olson, senior vp marketing and brand strategy at Oxygen Media. “These partnerships extend beyond the TV screen, giving viewers new ways to engage and interact with the show and providing our partners a unique level of exposure and awareness with our young female audience.”

Added Vivi Zigler, president of Shine 360° at Shine America: "As our audience watches The Face they will see these world-class fashion and beauty brands come to life as our contestants get real-world experience working with them, just as our supermodel coaches have mastered. And since young women love to shop, bringing these products into the marketplace is a natural extension to create an enhanced experience for our viewers."

Produced by Shine America, The Face returns at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Wednesday, March 5, with executive producer Campbell as a supermodel coach along with two new supermodel coaches, Anne V and Lydia Hearst and host Nigel Barker.

More details from the release:

Consumer product partnerships include a pamella roland “The Face” co-branded tote bag available March 5 exclusively at pamellaroland.com, Liebeskind will launch a limited-edition “The Face” bag available at the company’s New York City SoHo location and online at usa.liebeskind-berlin.com April 1st, and licensing partner Tweezerman will have products featured in the show.

pamella roland, Alex and Ani and Liebeskind will each be featured in unique episodic challenges that put the modeltestants to the test to see who has what it takes to walk away with the ultimate grand prize of becoming a spokesperson and ambassador for Frédéric Fekkai’s 2014 national ad campaign.

Designer pamella roland will make a special appearance to judge a challenge where modeltestants are charged with modeling her newest “pamella by pamella roland” cocktail and evening dress line that will launch in March, 2014 at fine department stores and specialty store locations.The episode is scheduled to air March 19.

Alex and Ani CEO Giovanni Feroce, will be a guest judge as the modeltestants compete to record a 30-second seamless video promoting the lifestyle brand. The winning team’s video will appear on the Alex and Ani website after the episodes scheduled March 26 airdate. Throughout production of “The Face,” modeltestants were also given 24/7 access to the “Alex and Ani Bangle Bar” to accessorize their looks.

Liebeskind president U.S.A, Nathalie Sears, will be a guest judge and put modeltestants to the test as they must create a viral video that will be featured on the company’s website. The challenge winner will be flown to Germany to tour the Liebeskind headquarters and participate in shooting the next Liebeskind lookbook campaign. The episode is scheduled to air April 2.

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Super Bowl Style: Joe Namath's Fur Coat Wins the Game

This Super Bowl, we're not exactly rooting for any team in particular (our beloved Chicago Bears are out of the race, after all). But regardless of who takes home Sunday's game, one thing is certain at the top of the first half -- Joe Namath's pimp coat has already won.

The NFL legend (and former New York jets quarterback) first busted out his signature long, furry beast coat in the '70s, when he would routinely sit on the sidelines in said outerwear and bitchin' bell bottoms. The flashy Hall of Famer's coat became such a thing, in fact, that it inspired the NFL to ban any off-brand apparel by league personnel during games.

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Fur isn't the only style signature sported by the QB. He also earned the nickname "Joe Willie Whiteshoes" for a love of white low-tops instead of black high-tops on the field. During his time, his swagger was also enhanced by having dated Hollywood bombshell Raquel Welch as well as appearing in Noxema commercials with Farrah Fawcett.

Though the coat is really nothing new, the fact that Namath busted it out for Super Bowl XLVIII is nothing short of badass. And for that, we commend him.

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Bruce Springsteen's Daughter Named Gucci's Equestrian Ambassador

Bruce Springsteen's daughter, Jessica Springsteen, has been named to Gucci's team of equestrian ambassadors.

Gucci's latest riding collection, developed especially for Jessica, marks the fourth year since the Italian fashion house returned to equestrian design in December 2009, after a 20-year hiatus, when the luxury brand became the sponsor of the Gucci Masters in Paris.

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"Jessica is a great horsewoman, with a very exciting and positive riding style," said Frida Giannini, Gucci’s creative director, in a statement. "Her passion for horse riding, and show jumping in particular, is something that I can really relate to, as I have been riding ever since I was a little girl. Jessica brings the elegant, dynamic spirit of Gucci alive, and I have ensured that the design of this new wardrobe provides her with pieces that manage to be both technically correct and stylish."

The equestrian collection features technical clothing and accessories for show jumping and training, while epitomizing the style and glamour of horse riding. A key feature from the range is the Gucci crest — which Giannini reintroduced to the House from the archives in 2008 — featuring a heraldic shield incorporating the figure of a knight in armor holding a suitcase and handbag in place of a sword and shield. Jessica will have a personalized crest, featuring her initials: J.R.S.

"I have been riding since I was four years old, and grew up around horses. I love the freedom you feel on horseback, and enjoy the discipline of competition. Riding in the collection that Frida has created for me is an honor and great fun — it combines the best of sport and style," said Springsteen.

She will join the existing Gucci equestrian ambassadors: Monaco royal Charlotte Casiraghi, show jumper Edwina Tops-Alexander and French actor Guillaume Canet.

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Shop This: 5 Colorful Pumps

1. Two-tone leather platform spectator pump by Saint Laurent; $665, at Saks Fifth Avenue, Beverly Hills.

2. Suede, PVC and snakeskin Positano pump by Aquazzura; $765, at Barneys New York, Beverly Hills.

3. Leather, PVC and patent Air Chance pointed-toe slingback by Christian Louboutin. Jennifer Lawrence stepped out in a version of it on the red carpet; $845, at Christian Louboutin, West Hollywood.