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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Cabbage and egg
Here we have another Chinese staple, which also happens to be a completely simple and very tasty dish. Fresh cabbage adds a nice crunchy sweetness, while the egg and the sesame oil give a wonderful umami savoriness. This is another … Continue reading
Posted in Cabbage, Eggs, Recipes, Stir-fry, Vegetables
Tagged Asia, Asian food, cabbage and eggs, China, Chinese, Chinese cabbage and eggs, chinese food, eggs
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Red-braised pork belly (红烧肉)
Red-braised pork belly (红烧肉, hóngshāo ròu) is such a common dish, and so simple, that I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to add the recipe to TastyAsia. Red-braising means braising meat in soy sauce and water or stock. Pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Braising, Meat, Pork, Recipes
Tagged China, chinese food, Chinese pork belly, pork belly, red braised pork belly, red braising
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Soybeans with tofu and Tianjin preserved vegetable (天津冬菜毛豆)
This recipe is for green soy beans (毛豆, máo dòu), seasoned with Tianjin preserved vegetable (天津冬菜, Tiānjīn dōngcài) and other savory spices. You can use fresh or frozen soybeans. If you use fresh ones, shell them and then and boil … Continue reading
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Chard (红厚皮菜) with black mushrooms
Chard is a sturdy, leafy vegetable that comes in various colors. Red chard (红厚皮菜, hóng hòu pí cài), cultivated in southern China, is especially beautiful with deeply green leaves and strikingly red stems. It tastes quite bitter when raw but … Continue reading
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