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Congee is regarded as the ultimate Chinese comfort food, according to the author Fuchsia Dunlop This recipe for ji zhou or chicken congee, from her book on Jiangnan regional cuisine, is dead simple and satisfying Serve it with chicken and soy sauce for a late-night Shanghai-style snack.
Ingredients: sushi rice, chicken stock
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Toasted brown rice adds a delicious flavor to green tea in this traditional Japanese preparation.
Ingredients: brown rice, water, green
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Soup of my childhood. Easy, may be a strange combination.
Ingredients: salt, milk, rice, water
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Why go out and buy expensive sushi when you can make it right at home? This simple dish is made from steamed rice, with avocado, cucumber and smoked salmon all wrapped up in dried seaweed. It might take awhile to learn how to make a perfect roll, but you'll have fun trying! Add wasabi (Japanese horseradish) for a good kick!
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Two kinds of cereal, almonds and coconut combine to make a yummy, sweet snack mix.
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A fresh tasting Asian-inspired kabob. Preparation time: 20 minutes. This recipe is from The WEBB Cooks, articles and recipes by Robyn Webb, courtesy of the American Diabetes Association.
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Roasted green bell peppers are stuffed with feta cheese and a mixture of rice and green onions.
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Pan-fried pork chops are topped with a spicy mushroom and garlic sauce to make an elegant Asian-inspired dish.
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Get Rotisserie Chicken with Black Pepper Vinegar Sauce Recipe from Food Network
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The combination of chicken, prawns, and ham in coconut milk with sweet rice and curry powder gives this Filipino dish its distinctive flavor.
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Buckwheat crepes with cocoa are filled with whipped coconut cream for an elegant dessert. Top with berries, nuts or chocolate if you like.
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This recipe for homemade Oreos came to The Times from the pastry chef Stella Parks, whose trick of rolling out the dough onto cocoa powder gives the cookie a chocolatey boost Using shortening for the cookie cream will lend it a tacky texture, perfect for a cookie-aisle authenticity.