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Hearty Asian-style Chicken Soup
This week’s challenge was to make a hearty-style soup, preferably with chicken in it. The twist was that it had to be a kind of soup I don’t normally make, since I make soup just about every week. My husband … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, Cooking, Food, Recipes
Tagged Asian, Broths, Chicken, Mark Bittman, Noodles, Soups
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Ginger-Scallion Tea
Cold season is upon us. As I type this, I’m looking out my kitchen window at a dreary rain and wet leaves plastered all over the deck. It can’t be long before I’m feeling that characteristic tickle in the back … Continue reading
Posted in Favorites, Health, Recipes
Tagged Asian, Beverages, Cold remedies, Ginger, Scallions, Tea
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A Simple Curry with Coconut Milk
This adaptable curry recipe enables you to make curry with whatever you have on hand — as long as you have the core ingredients of coconut milk, canned tomatoes and curry powder, all of which should be pantry staples. You … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Dinners, Master Recipes, Recipes
Tagged Asian, Coconut milk, Curry, Indian, Stews
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Chicken with Soy & Vinegar
I am not feeling too good today so let’s just get to it. I am calling the dish that I made yesterday, before the sleepless night whammy, “Chicken with Soy & Vinegar.” It is a way-simplified version of a chicken … Continue reading
Sesame Noodles: A Great ‘Use-it-up’ Dish
I have just added Sesame Noodles to my roster of dishes that I turn to when I need to use up leftover vegetables. This light but tasty Asian-influenced pasta dish is perfect for lunch or a supper side. It tastes … Continue reading
Variations on a Theme: Egg Drop Soup
Image via Wikipedia To continue the theme of spring dishes, I wanted to discuss Egg Drop Soup. This basic soup goes by many different guises, including the Chinese version that is most familiar and Stracciatella in Italy. Heartier versions with … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian, Eggs, French, Italian, Mediterranean, Soups
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Fried Rice to the Rescue
I don’t know about you, but I always have leftover rice whenever I make rice. It’s impossible to make just enough rice for two people; I can’t find a good method that serves less than four and still makes good … Continue reading
Sweet & Sour Cucumbers
Marinated cucumbers are one of my favorite starters — refreshing, but not filling. They can be made a few hours ahead of time and chilled in the refrigerator. This is a milder version that pairs well with Asian foods. The … Continue reading
