Cinnamon Beef Noodles
Adapted from Asian Noodles, by Marie Simonds
This is a wonderful cold weather, comforting food that, unusually, isn’t the least bit leaden. I think I crave and make it as much to smell it cooking as I do to actually eat it. The perfume of this dish always gets everyone asking, “Wow, what’s for dinner?” Read more
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Spicy Stir-fried Chicken with Fresh Vegetables
Adapted from A Spoonful of Ginger, by Marie Simonds
To make this recipe is to take a mini-course on Asian stir-frying. The marinade, seasonings and sauce are so typical and use many Asian pantry staples. You can play with all elements of this recipe and come up with endless combinations of vegetables and seasonings. Read more
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Sweet Black Pepper Fish
Adapted from The Best of Cooking Light
A very simple, quick, crazy-good fish dish, this is a very simple dish and a great example of a simmer. Fish just can’t be cooked very long before it falls apart, but cooking it in a flavorful liquid gives a mild white fish like halibut so much amazing flavor. Read more