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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Liang mian (凉面)
So this is liang mian (凉面), literally “cold noodles,” a simple but wonderful dish that has its origin in Sichuan Province. It’s one of those foods where every street vendor, every restaurant, every Sichuanese cook will have their own recipe. … Continue reading
Posted in Noodles, Recipes, Vegan, Vegetarian
Tagged China, chinese food, cold noodles, liang main, sesame paste, Sichuan, Sichuan province
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Lamb with cumin, garlic, and chiles
This is another fast, simple, and savory dish. It’s similar to the Uighur cumin lamb I posted a while back, but not as heavy on the cumin and with a lighter taste that comes from the green onions and the … Continue reading
Posted in Lamb, Meat, Recipes, Stir-fry
Tagged China, chinese food, cumin, Lamb, stir-fry
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Chicken with peppers, chili, cilantro, and lime
Today’s addition to TastyAsia is an extended variation of the last recipe, motivated mostly by a desire to use up some vegetables I had lying around. It turned out to be really excellent: as you can imagine, the cilantro, chilies, … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken, Meat, Recipes, Stir-fry, Vegetables
Tagged Asia, Asian food, chicken, chili, lime, sambal oelek
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Lime chicken with chili sauce
Forget American Chinese recipes for “lemon chicken” that involve battered and deep-fried chunks of chicken in a sticky sauce. This dish is light, fragrant, spicy, and fresh. The chicken stays tender and juicy because of the velveting technique (see step … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken, Recipes, Stir-fry
Tagged chicken, chili sauce, China, chinese food, lemon chicken, lime, lime chicken, limes, preserved chili sauce
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Pork-flavored mushrooms with fermented black beans
TastyAsia.net is now exactly one month old, and I’m humbled and pleased by the number of hits and follows so far. Thanks everyone for the comments and the “likes.” I really appreciate it. It’s been a stressful week at work, … Continue reading
Posted in Meat, Mushrooms, Pork, Recipes, Stir-fry, Vegetables
Tagged black beans, China, chinese food, douchi, fermented black beans, mushrooms, pork
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Brussels sprouts with cashews and savory chili sauce
Vegan readers, this is another one for you. But it’s also great for anyone who likes deep, rich, savory flavors and a spicy bite. (Never mind that Brussles sprouts are rare in Asia). This is another “simple” recipe, by which … Continue reading
Posted in Brussels sprouts, Recipes, Vegan, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Tagged Brussels sprouts, chili, chili sauce, China, chinese food, Guilin
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Broccoli with pork, shallots, and black bean chili sauce
Western broccoli isn’t a staple in China. In fact, I’ve only seen people eating broccoli once in Beijing, and it was a table of Scandinavians at Da Dong Roast Duck Restaurant where western tourists were the rule. Still, broccoli is too … Continue reading
Cauliflower with chiles and onion
As I said in yesterday’s post, I found a really fun foodie restaurant on my recent trip to China. I asked them how they described their cuisine, and they said “Beijing creative,” which I thought was perfectly apt. We had … Continue reading
Posted in Cauliflower, Recipes, Vegan, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Tagged cauliflower, China, chinese food
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Spicy chicken with Chinese leeks
I’m back from Beijing and for this first TastyAsia recipe since my return, I’m sharing a recreation of a dish I had on the trip. The restaurant was a delightful hole-in-the-wall sort of place and was one of the first … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken, Meat, Recipes
Tagged Beijing, chicken, China, chinese food, green onion
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