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01/22/2010
A jar of fermented black beans is a pantry staple that's worth searching for in your Asian groceries: it adds an immediate briny, pungent flavor to stir-fried chicken. Continue...
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Source: Appetite for China
01/08/2010
Onions, potatoes, and edamame are cooked and pureéd together for a rich and thick soup that doesn't require cream. Continue...
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Source: 101 Cookbooks
01/07/2010
A traditional chicken-and-rice dish with caramelized onions and fragrant spices, this is Indian comfort food at its best. Continue...
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12/20/2009
Beef is the base of this hearty, but not too heavy, entrée salad. Look for clear, chewy glass noodles in your local Asian market, or substitute angel-hair pasta in a pinch. Continue...
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Source: Mint Tea and Tagine
12/17/2009
Wonton wrappers are perfect for making ravioli. We based this recipe on one in Cooking with Daniel Boulud (Random House, 1993).
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Source: Saveur
12/17/2009
This dish comes from the Japanese cookbook author Harumi Kurihara.
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Source: Saveur
12/17/2009
This spicy sauce is typically used in Korean cooking as a condiment for leaf-wrapped rice and meats.
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Source: Saveur
12/10/2009
You don't need to eat out of bags during game day; these smoky, sweet potato chips make for satisfying homemade snacking. Continue...
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Source: Tokyo Terrace
12/03/2009
Roast lean pork tenderloin in an Asian marinade for a healthy and flavorful family meal. Continue...
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Source: For the Love of Cooking
11/24/2009
Wonton wrappers make for crispy, stylish serving bowls. This version features a rich ricotta and spinach filling that is fresh and delicious.
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Source: Eating Well Living Thin
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