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These ground pork burgers with apple and bell pepper are given an Asian flair with teriyaki sauce and ground ginger.
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You'd never guess it's Tofu! Peanut and ginger flavors combine to create a wonderful Asian-flavored dish that everyone will love. Serve over white rice.
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I had some Pork Ribs on hand and had brined, dry rubbed, smoked and mopped my fill over the Summer.So combining my love for cooking Indian and Thai, I looked...
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This is a quick sweet-and-sour sauce you can serve over meat, vegetables, rice, pasta, or any combination thereof!
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Canned pumpkin and maple syrup team up with silken tofu and a whole wheat crust to create a vegan pumpkin pie perfect for a holiday dessert.
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These chocolate chip-pumpkin muffins use a DIY homemade gluten-free flour mix.
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Prepared wontons float in a broth made spicy with the addition of chile-garlic sauce in this soup recipe.
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Marinated chicken wings and drumettes are baked until crispy in this appetizer recipe with an Asian flair.
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Nothing is more stunning at the dinner table than serving a whole fried fish with a fragrant unctuous sauce. Caution should be used when deep frying the fish; make sure you have plenty of room and a big pot. Serve with steamed jasmine rice.
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Brining chicken breasts in a soy sauce and fish sauce marinade flecked with lime adds flavor and helps retain moisture while they are on the grill Chicken breasts do particularly well when pounded into an even thickness and cooked quickly over a hot fire, which chars the exterior but keeps them juicy inside But if you or anyone in your clan would prefer dark meat to white, this recipe will also work with boneless, skinless thighs, though you might have to add a minute or so to the cooking time
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Chicken thighs marinate for an hour in an easy Asian-inspired sauce mix, then are baked and served with more sauce. There's honey for sweet, soy for salty, and chili sauce for hot, plus plenty of garlic. Marinate ahead of time to make dinner extra fast.
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The cooking method here is direct heat Suggested wood: hickory, pecan, oak.