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By CestDesiree 0 comments
Eating with Chopsticks can be fun. Don't be the only one at the sushi restaurant still using a fork :).. more »
By editorwriter 2 comments
Chickpeas are a very nutritious and filling food. If you're on a diet or just looking for a quick, easy snack or meal, this is the recipe for you... more »
By AngelKitty1441 3 comments
Do you love to make your own Asian dishes; but not always have the right sauces to make them? Then this is the article for you:.. more »
By JIN1128 1 comments
This is a family recipe for making hot and sour soup. For vegetarians, just leave out the pork... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
If you want to make your own chopsticks, you'll be happy to know it's not as difficult as you might think. If nothing else, it's a great way to spend some hours in the workshop. The following instructions will give you the basics to make your own ... more »
By risandoval 1 comments
This is a quick simple wanton recipe that everyone will love... more »
By SmilesForToday 3 comments
Delicious Asian marinade that keeps you carving for more. Here are some simple easy to follow steps: Serves 5.. more »
By Anthony Delgado 1 comments
Stop using bland store bought chili powder. Making your own is really simple and will make your food taste so much better... more »
By dhinkle 1 comments
Chicken breasts marinated in teriyaki sauce, lemon, garlic, and sesame oil, then grilled to a tasty finish. Prep time includes marinade time, so plan ahead for a tasty meal... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Used to only getting take-out Chinese food? You'll be making your own egg drop soup at home once you see how simple it is. This recipe makes two servings... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Fresh wasabi is rare even in Japan, where it's primarily grown, but there's at least one large grower in America, and the little rhizomes (as they're called) can be found through mail order or at some very select stores. See Related Sites for a ... more »
By Jonathanw 0 comments
A great way to feed your starving family. Everytime I have friends/ extended family I serve this meal. Great Idea!!.. more »
By HollyC 1 comments
Lo mein can be a delicious dish to enjoy with a loved one or serve up in a large batch for a dinner party. Once you have the hang of it, you will be making it all the time!.. more »
By Naz Ir 0 comments
There are many different kinds of curries. Malaysian Chicken Curry is slightly spicy and more gravyish. Here's how you prepare this yummy dish!.. more »
By mikepasquale 1 comments
Fried Rice can be made in many varying styles, along with many varying ingredients. Here, we will show you what you need in order to create a supplant dish that can feed your entire family. Also, this is so easy that even the kids could help you... more »
By supermama315 1 comments
Rice Vinegar is a staple for any stirfry dish or Chinese takeout that needs a lift... more »
By budip 4 comments
Sate or Satay is a dish originated from Indonesia. It is also popular in many Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Thailand and so on. In short, it is BBQ chicken in skewers... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
This appetizer will impress any guest. (The name of this dish alone will impress any guest!) Makes appetizers for 6... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Although it's a dish created for non-Chinese tastes, all kinds of people harbor a secret fondness for these crispy pork chunks in sweet sauce. And now you can make it at home, in private. Serves two... more »
By Lindsay Evans 3 comments
Make this easy teriyaki sauce to keep on hand for stir-fry or dressing up plain white rice. Delicious!.. more »
By allthai 0 comments
Stir Fried Chicken with Chilies and Holy Basil, Phad Ga-Praw Gai is a favorite for lunch time meal for the Thai people. It is usually made with minced chicken and served over rice with a hard fried egg on top. Now you can learn to cook this dish ... more »
By JIN1128 3 comments
Chinese fried rice is one of the most popular Chinese rice dishes. This article describes an easy and authentic way in cooking this Chinese dish... more »
By Juliet Johnson Johnson 0 comments
The Vietnamese use fish sauce to flavor their foods the same way Americans use table salt; it pretty much goes with everything. The making of the raw Vietnamese fish sauce (Nuoc Mam) involves collecting the dripped liquid off of fermenting fresh ... more »
By globewatcher 4 comments
Ever had Vietnamese iced espresso coffee at a restaurant and wanted to try it at home. The drink can be expensive in the restaurant or coffee shop. These is my own recipe, it is not the traditional method of making the drink, but I find this an ... more »
By eHow Food & Drink Editor 0 comments
Understanding the selections on a Korean restaurant menu can be a challenge, as the items are not always spelled consistently. You'll find standard dishes on most Korean restaurant menus. Here's how to know what you're ordering... more »