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10/18/2012
This dish, from Shanghai, is meltingly tender and colored a dark red from braising in soy sauce and sugar.
Issue #150
04/02/2007
This dish is sometimes made more elaborate with the addition of salted fish, sliced shallots, shredded carrot, and deep-fried bean curd.
Issue #101
01/17/2008
A spicy Chinese dish using the smooth and earthy tasting tofu.
Issue #95
01/17/2008
According to Martha Dahien, Chinese cooks know that water spinach "tastes best cooked with something of intense . . . flavor", such as the fermented tofu in this recipe.
Issue #95
12/11/2007
Along with Chinese peas with water chestnuts and asparagus Chinese style, this is a classic Trader Vic's vegetable dish.
Issue #80
04/17/2007
This Asian stir-fry is the perfect side dish for spinach lovers.
Issue #66
09/01/2005
At the China Club, bo cai—Chinese spinach, which is similar to conventional spinach—is used for this recipe.
Issue #60
01/23/2007
Flavorful and simple to prepare, this is a typical vegetable dish found in Indian households at lunchtime.
Issue #4
12/04/2012
A modern take on traditional rice-based paellas, this quinoa-based recipe from Maria Eugenia Terragno, becomes an ultimate one-pot-wonder of comfort foods.
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09/29/2009
Pea shoots lend themselves perfectly to Chinese stir-fries, because they take so little time to cook.
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Source: asiancuisine.suite101.com
09/14/2009
Spiking stir-fried greens with sesame oil and garlic is an intensely flavorful way to whip up a side dish for any meal that calls for a vegetable. Continue...
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Source: Appetite for China
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