Jclim5 |
| Member Since: | September 27th 2009 | |
| Number Of Recipes: | 36 |
![]() | Hot Sauce Chicken Wings |
![]() | Pork Lo MeinIf you don't have a wok, use a cast-iron skillet for this recipe —it will help create the best sear on the pork. When shopping for Chinese rice wine, look for one that is amber in color; if not available, sherry wine may be used as a substitute. If no hoisin sauce is available, substitute 1 tablespoon of sugar. If boneless pork ribs are unavailable, substitute 1 1/2 pounds of bone-in country-style ribs, followed by the next best option, pork tenderloin. Liquid smoke provides a flavor reminiscent of the Chinese barbecued pork traditional to this dish. It is important that the noodles are cooked at the last minute to avoid clumping. The slightly dry and curly fresh egg noodles labeled “lo mein” from an Asian market boasted firm texture and the best flavor. Linguine can serve as a substitute. |
![]() | Naan |
![]() | Lettuce SaladThis salad uses a variety of lettuce leaves. Butterhead lettuce: Its leaves have a buttery texture. Popular varieties include Boston, Bibb, Buttercrunch, and Tom Thumb. Crisphead, also called Iceberg, forms tight, dense heads that resemble cabbage. They are generally the mildest of the lettuces, valued more for their crunchy texture than for flavour. Cultivars of iceberg lettuce are the most familiar lettuces in the USA. The name Iceberg refers to the crisp, cold, clean characteristics of the leaves. Looseleaf has tender, delicate, and mildly flavoured leaves. This group includes oak leaf and lollo rosso lettuces. Romaine, also called Cos, grows in a long head of sturdy leaves with a firm rib down the center. Unlike most lettuces, it is tolerant of heat. Summer Crisp, also called Batavian, forms moderately dense heads with a crunchy texture. This type is intermediate between iceberg and looseleaf types. |
![]() | Spinach Phyllo Roll-ups |
![]() | Cracker Fried Chicken |
![]() | Chipotle Veggie StewA medley of organic vegetables gives this wholesome stew loads of nutrients and a hearty broth. Chipotle peppers and flavorful Mexican seasonings add spice, while whole green beans and chunks of corn and squash make for a pleasing, colorful presentation. |
![]() | Pumpkin Seed PestoThis thick and fragrant pumpkin seed pesto, featuring roasted pumpkin seeds, olive oil, cilantro and garlic, is a versatile sauce for your repertoire. Try this pesto as a spread with goat cheese on sandwiches, tossed with hot pasta or served over roasted or steamed vegetables. |
![]() | Poppy Seed Muffins |
![]() | Lemon Poppy Seed Pound CakeNote: All ingredients should be at room temperature. |
![]() | Chicken with Ginger Glaze |
![]() | Ginger Salad Dressing |
![]() | Ginger Ale and Candy |
![]() | Spinach Salad |
![]() | BibingkaCassava, also known as Manioc, tapioca or yucca, can be found in Filipino or Latin American food stores. Usually sold frozen and grated. |
![]() | Beef Soup (Sinigang) |
![]() | Lumpia |
![]() | Chicken Adobo |
![]() | Pancit |
![]() | Chicken in a Honey Soy Marinade |
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