Posted on October 26, 2009 by meggamoma
This is one of the quickest to prepare feel good , taste good , look good dishes I know of . The firm bean curd is pan fried till crisp and topped with and Asian style tomato sauce . Vegans can easily omit the fish sauce simply by increasing the soy sauce.
Serves 4
Wendy Hutton
3 tbs [...]
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Posted on October 26, 2009 by meggamoma
This is a simple stir fry dish ideally made with chicken thighs.This is an ideal week night dish as it is a quick and econonical dish to make. Serve it alongside a cooling green salad and a bowl of steaming jasmine rice.
Serves 4
Wendy Hutton
1 lb chicken thigh filets , cut into 1 3/4 ” pieces
1 [...]
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Posted on September 12, 2009 by meggamoma
The surprising thing about this dish is that it is so quick and easy it makes a great weeknight dinner . Dress it up with with side dishes and you can have company over and look great doing it. This is a Vietnamese dish from Nancie Mc Dermott . Tone the spiciness to suit your [...]
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Posted on September 9, 2009 by meggamoma
This is a very light and refreshing take on pork , with the citrsusy , floral notes from the lemon grass. It has all the Asian elements of hot , spicy ,sweet and salty.
serves 6 to 8
Corrine Trang
3/4 cup palm sugar
3/4 cup fish sauce
3 lemongrass stalks , trimmed , peeled , and finely grated ( [...]
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Posted on September 9, 2009 by meggamoma
Jumbo shrimp is sometimes referred to as Tiger shrimp . They are sold as approximately 10 to a pound . They are sweet , meaty and firm a nd ideal for grilling . The recipe from Corinne Trang , calls for the whole shrimp deveined with the head , tail and shell intact. This marinade [...]
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Posted on September 5, 2009 by meggamoma
I am simply smitten by this vegan coleslaw by Patrick Clark . It is tangy , crunchy and spicy . The slaw needs to rest at least half and hour for the flavors to marry but anything beyond 4 hours and it starts to lose its crunchiness. This is a perfect accompaniment to ribs , [...]
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Posted on August 19, 2009 by meggamoma
As a vegetarian I am always looking for new news to serve Tofu , which , when well cooked is delicious . Here the Tofu is deep fried till crisp and served with a spicy hot bean sauce. The original recipe Asian Home Gourmet called for chicken stock but I use Vegetable stock , the [...]
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Posted on July 19, 2009 by meggamoma
This perennial favorite of Malaysian street food was originally created by Indian cooks but is a staple in Malaysian cusine. I include here a recipe for the pastry as well as the filling. Many of the recipes I have come across lately suggest using store bought puff pastry and baked , but , if time [...]
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Posted on June 10, 2009 by meggamoma
This winning dressing from Chinois on main , Santa Monica is the perfect combination with the stir fried lamb , however I often make this dressing to dress a mescalun salad and it works great, as well as with grill seafood.
Makes about 3/4 cup
3 tbs rice wine vinegar
2 tbs peanut oil
2 tbs soy sauce
1 tbs [...]
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Posted on June 10, 2009 by meggamoma
Chinois on Main in Santa Monica has been around for two decades. The restaurant is owned by the famed chef Wolfgang Puck and serves fusion Asian with California fresh produce . The lemon soy vinaigrette served with this dish makes an excellent salad dressing , so keep it on hand.
Chinois on Main , Santa Monica
6 [...]
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