When you’re hungry and want to eat something ASAP, it’s good to try some Asian cuisine. Usually, it can be cooked really quick, it’s not at all hard to make, and it’s filled with exotic flavors. This shrimp and fried egg rice is a perfect example of it.
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Do you like Asian food? Well, this Thai chicken with cashew and peanuts is full of flavors and really saucy. Serve it with a bowl of boiled rice and eat with chopsticks, if you can!
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This flavorful dish is inspired by Japanese cuisine. Stir-frying the eggplant sticks in olive oil and garlic tames and enriches their tangy taste while keeping their juiciness intact. Cook the sticks in a sweet, spicy, and sour rice vinegar sauce. You can have this as the glorious main course or as a hearty side dish, too!
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How about a mildly sweet and refreshing main course, which you can also use as a side? Bring some pineapple juice and coconut milk to a boil and mix the rice with cubed pineapple pulp for a special tropical savor. Serve it as a stuffing in the scooped-out halves of one pineapple fruit for a truly exotic touch. Brighten it by serving with lime.
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The crunchy texture of sesame shrimp pairs so well with the rice noodles topped with tomato and honey sauce. Garlic, sesame seeds, and five-spice powder go sing their own special flavor. So, if you are jonesing for an Asian-inspired dish, pull up a chair, because you’re definitely invited to the table.
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Here’s how to make these very appealing noodles. Well, you can cut the veggies yourself, but it does help to own a spiralizer. You can use it to make noodles out of veggies, and then serve them in lots of recipes. We’ve served our noodles Asian-style, with toasted peanuts on top, flavored with garlic and honey.
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Looking for a quick recipe to fight hunger tonight? How about a savory bowl of noodles, veggies, and beef. Flavored with lots of authentic Asian ingredients like sesame oil, soy sauce, hoisin sauce, and ginger, these noodles are a cheap way to travel to Asia by mind.
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Roasted chicken wings are delicious and full of flavor on their own, but wait till you try them in this fabulous combo. We’ve glazed them with an Asian marinade, made with miso, teriyaki sauce, rice vinegar, and a touch of fiery sriracha for that special Asian kick. They’re ready in about 1 hour, but we assure you they’re worth the wait.
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Sushi is such a creative dish so that you can play with it and invent countless ways of serving it. Here we have placed the rice in individual muffin molds and shaped them into these beautiful cups. The next thing was to top them with some of our favorite ingredients. This was a lot of fun!
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Although less popular than regular rice, black rice has an impressive amount of health benefits ranging from protecting your heart to detoxifying your body. In fact, centuries ago in Asia, it was reserved only for Chinese royalty. So, test it tonight, in this healthy and delicious bowl, with tuna, avocado, quinoa, and a few veggies!
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Rice noodles become a delicious bun in this interesting spin on the classic burger recipe. Slide a rich beef patty between the buns and top it with a few fresh veggies, then give it a spicy Asian kick by serving it with sriracha sauce!
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Want to cook something that’s fast and also full of flavor? You can try this simple beef noodle recipe. You’ll also need veggies, so for this recipe, we recommend red cabbage. It has a rather subtle flavor, that balances the taste of beef and spices. And speaking of spices, this is, after all, an Asian inspired dish, so there’s no shortage of them whatsoever!
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