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04/13/2011
This satay has a tangy fieriness, imparted by red curry paste and tamarind.
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04/13/2011
This sweet, thick, soy sauce is spiked with chiles and shallots.
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04/13/2011
These Malaysian chicken kebabs are marinated in a spice market's worth of seasonings, from ginger to fennel to coriander.
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04/13/2011
A sweet-and-sour marinade typifies this west Javanese-style satay.
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04/13/2011
Jean-Georges Vongerichten uses pork shoulder for this umami-packed satay.
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04/13/2011
This Balinese-style tuna satay is adapted from Janet De Neefe's Fragrant Rice (Periplus Editions, 2006).
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06/22/2012
This ice cream sandwich, sold as a street snack in Singapore, comes in an array of colors and flavors.
Issue #137
03/21/2011
This flavorful sandwich is made with SPAM, shredded cheddar and Jack cheeses, and kimchi.
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12/21/2010
With the addition of lemongrass, Los Angeles chef Sang Yoon brings a floral Southeast Asian note to boost the deep umami flavor of this luxurious Chinese sauce. Stir XO sauce into stir-fries or add it to a wok with fried crabs or shrimp.
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01/04/2013
The recipe for this soup is based on one from Taipei's Yong Kang Beef Noodle shop.
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10/07/2010
The key step in making this Indonesian dish is to create a base of flavors by gently sweating the paste of chiles, turmeric, ginger, and garlic before stewing the collard greens in coconut milk.
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08/21/2012
We based this recipe on one in Izakaya (Kodansha, 2008) by Mark Robinson.
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02/15/2011
You can use a bamboo steamer instead of a wok or skillet to steam the fish for this simple Taiwanese favorite.
Issue #128
04/21/2010
This pork dish, which is meant to be served over rice, takes its distinctively briny flavor from a combination of dried shrimp, dried scallops, and dried mushrooms, all of which should be soaked separately in hot water for at least an hour to soften them. Continue...
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04/08/2010
To keep the wrappers from tearing while making these dumplings, we suggest finely chopping the scallions and grating the ginger. Continue...
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04/06/2010
These pan-fried pork cutlets take their pleasantly sour flavor from hong zao, a reddish fermented rice paste. Continue...
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03/24/2010
This recipe comes from SAVEUR kitchen assistant Ambreen Hasan, a native of Karachi, Pakistan. Continue...
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03/16/2010
This fragrant side dish, a Taiwanese favorite, can be made with several different kinds of squash; we’ve found that kabocha and butternut work best. Continue...
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03/08/2010
For this quick, boldly flavored dish, known as "fly's head", look for garlic chives whose buds are still intact.
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03/08/2010
Mild and faintly sweet, Chinese rice wine is the standard cooking liquid and sauce for this staple Taiwanese dish.
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