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01/23/2007
Saimin noodles, made from fine white flour and sold fresh, are the key to this warming soup.
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02/06/2013
This menu for Chinese New Year brings together the diverse flavors and textures of Chinese cuisine.
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11/07/2012
Center you next dinner party around an aromatic, steaming bowl of pho, the traditional Vietnamese beef noodle soup. Start the meal with crispy crab spring rolls, crunchy lettuce wraps, and a fresh lotus stem salad, and end with traditional sweet banana-coconut packets.
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01/18/2012
To celebrate Chinese Lunar New Year, gather friends in your kitchen and teach them how to wrap dumplings for a grand dumpling feast.
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12/30/2011
These lucky recipes are traditionally eaten near New Year's Day, from the cuisines of China, Japan, Cuba, Turkey, the USA, and more.
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01/31/2011
Recipe for Yuanxiao Dumplings, adapted from the book How to Cook and Eat in Chinese by Buwei Yang Chao.
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01/31/2011
Recipe for Chicken Shui Jiao from Li Duanduan
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09/03/2010
For a dish that's even better the next day, try Kitchen Unplugged's hot and tangy Hong Kong–style chicken wings. We love that they aren't drowned in sauce. Continue...
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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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11/19/2009
This traditional Filipino dessert consists of sponge cake covered in sweet custard and fruit cocktail.
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09/04/2009
Koreans may very well be the world’s kings of condiments. Main dishes are often accompanied by a mind-boggling assortment of pickles, sauces, and snacks. Continue...
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02/05/2007
This delicious dessert porridge belongs to a family of sweets enriched with coconut milk that are called pengat in Malaysia and kolak in Indonesia.
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