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09/12/2012
This vibrantly orange dressing—from our friend Chef Tadashi Ono—was made famous by Japanese-American steak houses. It gets its incomparably clean flavor from puréed carrot and fresh ginger. Serve it simply tossed with crisp iceberg lettuce.
Issue #150
10/13/2009
Cabbage is rubbed with a handful of ingredients including chile powder and garlic in this popular kimchi.
Issue #124
07/13/2009
This boldly flavored and refreshing late-summer salad is based on one served at Chase’s Daily in Belfast, Maine.
Issue #122
04/13/2009
This crunchy pickle can stand alone as a snack or an appetizer, or you can add it to Asian dipping sauces, sandwiches, or salads.
Issue #120
04/13/2009
The jarred white lotus roots or stems for this crisp, tart-sweet salad can be found at many Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese markets.
Issue #120
07/18/2008
This easily made pickle is a great side dish for both Asian and Western courses.
Issue #113
01/26/2007
When young and small, Asian greens are mild, tender, and wonderfully delicate enough to eat raw in a salad.
Issue #5
06/04/2012
Crisp, spicy radishes get a dose of toasty warmth from sesame oil in this quick pickle,
brightened with scallions and sesame seeds.
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07/06/2011
This menu, featuring light, refreshing Asian-inspired flavors, requires no heat at all, so you can host a festive dinner party even on the warmest night of the year.
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01/06/2008
Chili flakes and sesame seed add a bit of heat and nuttiness to sweet, crunchy peas.
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Source: The Hungry Mouse
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