This Asian cuisine-inspired clam and mussel soup will be ready in no time, 10 minutes to be precise and, as a result, is a no-brainer. Let’s make it hot, because it is always a good idea to herb or spike your seafood, so toss green chili, chili paste, and garlic into the simmering pot.
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Asian dumplings, potstickers, jiaozi, gyoza … No matter how you name them, they are a super-duper appetizer. Prepare the stuffing for them from sesame and soy sauce-flavored pork mince mixed with egg, onion, and garlic. The rest is pan-frying and pan-steaming them to finger-licking bites.
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Mouth-watering and, literally, finger-licking. That’s how your friends will describe these hot chicken wings. Give them an Asian touch by tossing soy sauce into the saucepan. Also, spike the sauce with minced ginger, chili flakes, and garlic. A hint of sweet and a few crumbled walnuts, and you’re done.
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We now we have our pack of Asian food lovers, so we’ve made a delicious Japanese soup for them. It is also full of flavor: we have some delicious pork, cooked with ginger, miso, and chili. The pork is balanced by the noodle broth and flavored with lemon and a touch of spring onion.
Creamy, warming and super-easy to put together. That’s how this stew really is. It has a certain Asian touch, especially because of the rice, soy sauce, and shrimp. Add scrambled eggs and some more vegetable goodies and create an irresistible assortment of flavors, just ready to be enjoyed.
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Ok, this has no rice or soy sauce in it so it’s not exactly sushi, but rather a twist on it. And what a twist! The cucumber and cream cheese get along very well with the smoked salmon and fish roe. You just need to add the necessary hint of wasabi to give it a challenging hint.
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A lighter take on the shrimp noodle recipe, using a very little amount of oil. We’ve paired rice noodles with some sauteed shrimp and a delicious avocado mash. To give it that exotic Asian flavor, we’ve added ingredients like soy sauce, cilantro, sesame oil, and garlic.
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So simple to prepare and yet so flavorful! This is something so typical to Japanese cuisine. To have Zen on your platter just sear the salmon then cook it in sweet and sour teriyaki sauce. This flavors and enriches the succulent salmon and brings the umami into the equation. Serve the fish drizzled with the reduced sauce.
Thai food usually brings together a combination of sauces, aromatic herbs, and lots of seasonings. Having chicken, mushrooms, and vegetables, this curry is a complete meal. If you prefer it less spicy, just feel free to use fewer jalapeno seeds!
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If you’re into pork recipes, let’s try an Asian twist! Stir-fry pork tenderloin together with green bell pepper, red bell pepper, and pineapple. Flavor the ingredients with sesame oil, tamari and chili sauce. Serve your stir-fry on a bed of lettuce. Stir-fried colorful peppers, pineapple, and tender pork cooked in a sweet sauce. Instead of the classic rice side for this Asian-style dish, opt for a bed of lettuce!
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Fresh ginger gives a heavenly touch to this Thai coconut shrimp soup! We’re in love with the result, but if you look for a milder spiciness, use sliced ginger instead of crushed and discard the slices after you add the shrimp into the simmering liquid.
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For all of you lovers of the Far East flavors, welcome to another Asian cuisine-inspired dish. Cook the chicken legs with lemongrass, coconut milk, fish sauce, and rice wine vinegar to give the meat an acidic kick. Also, let the snow peas and peanut butter play their mildly sweet part.
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