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10/20/2011
This rich Malay coconut rice is a breakfast favorite in Malaysia.
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10/17/2011
These shrimp- and tofu-filled spring rolls are a popular street snack in Ipoh.
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10/13/2011
These delicious dumplings stuffed with minced shrimp, scallions, water chestnuts, and bamboo shoots are easy to make with store-bought gyoza (pot-sticker) wrappers.
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09/19/2011
Brought to Ipoh by immigrants from India, this curried cauliflower and potato dish derives its great depth of flavor from a base of caramelized onions and an abundance of spices.
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09/19/2011
Bean sprouts, often used raw as garnish, take center stage in this quick, flavor-packed stir-fry. The addition of just a few ingredients over high heat brings out their sweet succulence.
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09/19/2011
Shrimp, Chinese sausage, chiles, and chives bring intense flavor to these wok-fried noodles, a popular Malay street food.
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09/19/2011
This flavorful Malaysian-style chicken curry is a braise in reverse: The chicken is cooked in coconut milk flavored with spices and begins to brown when most of the liquid cooks away, creating a beautifully caramelized exterior.
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09/07/2011
Though this sumptuous stew is traditionally braised in a clay pot, we found a Dutch oven works very well.
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08/24/2011
This recipe combines tender pork with crisp peppers and succulent shiitake mushrooms in a satisfying stir-fry.
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08/18/2011
This tangy salad brightens mild, delicately crunchy wood ear mushrooms with chiles and lime.
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07/11/2011
This steamed egg custard is studded with gingery pork meatballs and topped with crispfried chanterelles.
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07/11/2011
This earthy mushroom-infused oil is delicious drizzled over soups, noodle dishes, eggs, salads, and more.
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07/11/2011
Duan Jan Pin, a cook in northwest Yunnan, makes this stir-fry with song rong mushrooms, but firm cremini are a fine substitute.
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07/11/2011
The chicken in this stir-fry is coated in a mixture of egg white and cornstarch before cooking—a technique called velveting (see "Smooth Move,")—to preserve its succulence.
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07/11/2011
Mushrooms, boiled until firm and succulent, are tossed with a dressing of chiles and sesame oil for this spicy salad.
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05/20/2011
This staple Korean rice dish can be made with meat or seafood and served hot, but we love this fresh-tasting cold, vegetarian version.
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05/24/2011
Ground macadamia nuts enrich this spicy Singaporean-style shrimp satay.
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04/13/2011
Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten created this intensely flavorful contemporary satay.
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04/13/2011
This creamy peanut sauce is perfect served with all satay.
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04/13/2011
This relish is an easy-to-make version of Indonesian pickle.
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