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A plate of crispy, Shandong style chicken wings all ready to eat, an excellent recipe to make as part of a Chinese meal
A plate of Milk braised pork shoulder and a simple salad
Shandong Crispy Chicken Wings
What could be better than deep fried candied chicken wings. It it essentially what goes into these tasty wings.
28 Nov 2008 | Chinese, Poultry, Starters and Sides
Milk Braised Pork Shoulder
Pork, slow braised in milk that transforms into a savory caramel sauce. Incredibly easy to make, yet complex and satisfying.
09 Feb 2009 | Italian, Main Courses, Meat
Mexican Salsa Ceviche
A great start to a meal, this ceviche is a Mexican take on a 1970s shrimp cocktail, except fresher and with a hint of fire.
27 Mar 2009 | Fish, Mexican, Starters and Sides
A bowl of fresh mango and coconut granola with a dollop of yogurt.
A run of pork back ribs
A bowl of soy soup
Granola
A bowl of homemade granola filled with your favorite fruits and nuts is the height of comfort food. It's easy to make and wonderfully satisfying.
27 Jan 2009 | Breakfast, Fruit, Vegetarian
Removing the Membrane from Pork Ribs
Removing the thin membrane running along the back of pork ribs is a simple step to improving the dish. Learn how.
01 Mar 2009 | Meat, Techniques
Soy Milk Soup
Flavored with dried shrimp and pickled mustard greens, this simple Chinese soup goes great with You Tiao (savory donuts).
20 Oct 2008 | Breakfast, Chinese, Soups
A simple dipping sauce made from kochujang.
A South African Bobotie
A bowl of pumpkin soup with a dollop of ginger cream
Kochugang Dipping Sauce
A quick and easy dipping sauce for Korean dishes from pork and vegetable pancakes to octopus.
12 Feb 2009 | Korean, Sauces
Bobotie
A unique take on meat loaf. The meat is lightly flavored with curry and topped with a delicious savory custard. It's comfort food from South Africa.
16 Nov 2008 | Main Courses, Meat
Pumpkin Soup With Ginger Cream
A sweet and creamy pumpkin soup made from a variety of Japanese squash called Kabocha. Add a hit of spicy ginger cream for a perfect winter warmer.
16 Dec 2008 | Soups, Vegetables
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