Asian Dishes

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ORANGE BEEF

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This is one of my favorite dishes to order in a Chinese restaurant.  After scouring the internet for recipes, I landed on one that I

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Thai Red Curry Wonton Soup

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This is super easy while the flavors are surprisingly complex.  I think the soup would make a delicious broth for steamed mussels also!  Using frozen

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Chicken Velvet With Red Wok Sauce

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What makes this recipe special is the velveting technique for the chicken.  The chicken in this stir fry is tender, juicy and sooo flavorful.  The

Sweet and Sour Pork

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The success of this dish depends on a technique in Chinese cooking called “velveting.”  Essentially, it is the process of marinating proteins in a mixture

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Beef and Broccoli

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This dish was amazing.  This is better than any Beef & Broccoli I have ever had in a Chinese restaurant.  Slicing the beef properly is

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Shrimp & Snow Peas

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This recipe was inspired by a dish from The Shun Lee Cookbook (2007) by Michael Tong.  My sauce is significantly different, however.  Round one: I

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Chinese Chicken in White Sauce

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I am not calling this Moo Goo Gai Pan because there is no oyster sauce in this White Sauce.  But this sauce is really good

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Gai Lan with Oyster Sauce

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I love this dish.  Eating a bunch of fibrous green vegetables has got to be good for you.  Yes, there’s some sugar and sodium in

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GLASS NOODLE THAI SALAD

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Be sure you get the right kind of noodles for this salad.  Rice vermicelli noodles are different from mung bean noodles (or glass noodles).  I

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Red Wok Crispy Noodles with Bok Choy and

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This recipe is on this site in several incarnations.  I am posting it again because this is true comfort food for me and a pretty

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