Asian Vegetarian Recipes

Asian cuisine is renowned for its rich variety of vegetarian dishes, a feature that goes back to ancient culinary traditions and practices. Historically, in many parts of Asia, an abundance of meat was a luxury, and consequently much of the daily diet was based on plant products.

A wide range of ingredients
Asian cuisines take advantage of a wide range of plant-based ingredients such as tofu, tempeh, various types of mushrooms, leafy vegetables, roots, and grains like rice and noodles. These ingredients are used to create tasty, nutritious dishes.

Cooking methods
Asian cooking methods such as steaming, stir-frying and broiling are ideal for preparing vegetarian dishes. They retain the natural flavor of the ingredients, while adding spices and herbs to enhance the taste.

Dahl de lentilles corail - En-tete
Red Lentil Dahl
4.91/5 (11)
25 minutes
Kuri gohan (riz japonais aux châtaignes) - En-tete
Kuri Gohan - Japanese Rice with Chestnuts
5/5 (11)
1 hour 40 minutes
Mizu yōkan - En-tete
Mizu yōkan - Japanese sweet red bean jelly
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50 minutes
Zenzai - En-tete
Authentic Japanese Zenzai
5/5 (6)
1 hour 30 minutes
Hōrensō gomaae - En-tete
Hōrensō Gomaae - Japanese Sesame Spinach
4.91/5 (10)
30 minutes
Malai Kofta - En-tete
Authentic Indian Malai Kofta
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1 hour 30 minutes
Matsutake Suimono - En-tete
Matsutake Suimono
5/5 (10)
12 minutes
Tōmorokoshi gohan - En-tete
Tomorokoshi Gohan – Japanese Corn Rice
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45 minutes
Satsumaimo Gohan - En-tete
Satsumaimo Gohan - Japanese Sweet Potato Rice
4.92/5 (26)
1 hour 25 minutes
Corn cheese - En-tete
Korean Corn Cheese (Kon Chijeu)
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30 minutes
Authentique Hiyayakko - En-tete
Authentic Hiyayakko - Japanese Chilled Silken Tofu
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20 minutes
Authentique Pajeon - En-tete
Authentic Pajeon – Korean Scallion Pancakes
5/5 (13)
45 minutes
enokis frits posés sur une ardoise avec sauce sweet chili pour tremper
Thai-Style Fried Enoki Mushrooms
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20 minutes
Authentique idli - En-tete
Authentic Idli – Soft Steamed Rice Cakes
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1 hour 2 minutes
Quatre pains à l’ail et fromage servis sur une assiette noire, posée sur une table en bois clair.
Korean 6-Clove Cream Cheese Garlic Bread
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1 hour 25 minutes
Authentique Chana Masala - En-tete
Authentic Chana Masala
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1 hour 25 minutes
Authentique Paratha - En-tete
Authentic Paratha
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1 hour 20 minutes
Authentique Inari Sushi - En-tete
Authentic Inari Sushi (Inarizushi / いなり寿司)
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1 hour 40 minutes
Authentique Fruit Sando - En-tete
Authentic Fruit Sando (フルーツサンド)
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36 minutes
Authentique Kakigori Japonais - En-tete
Authentic Kakigori – Japanese Shaved Ice
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5 hours 16 minutes

som tam thaïlandais traditionnel - salade de papaye verte

Som Tam – Easy Green Papaya Salad

The classic Thai green papaya salad: crisp, vibrant, and sweet-and-sour. Walk down any bustling street in Thailand and you will almost certainly hear the steady thud of wooden pestles hitting clay mortars as vendors whip up their own versions of som tam, each finished with a lip-smacking sweet-and-sour dressing. The […]

Anko pâte de haricot rouge japonaise dans un bol de verre sur fond de bois

Easy Anko – Japanese Sweet Red Bean Paste

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vinaigrette chinoise dans verrines blanches

Chinese Salad Dressing (Restaurant-Style, 5 Minutes)

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vinaigrette thaï dans bol blanc

Easy Thai Salad Dressing – Sweet, Sour & Spicy

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Do chua

Đồ Chua (Vietnamese Pickled Carrots & Daikon)

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huile pimentée piquante dans un pot en verre

Ultra-Quick Chili Oil

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mie goreng sur fond en bois

Authentic Mie Goreng

What is Mie Goreng? If you’re a fan of sweet, salty, and umami-packed noodles, you’re going to love this Mie Goreng recipe. This dish uses quick-cooking noodles for an easy meal that hits the table in only 15 minutes. This cousin of Nasi Goreng will delight your taste buds. So, […]

Thai Red Curry Noodles

Thai cuisine is wonderful. We often limit it to pad thai and other very “classic” dishes. However, it is one of the most diverse culinary traditions: you can find everything, from stir-fried dishes to very fresh, barely cooked dishes, and curries simmered almost like in Indian cuisine. Honestly, it’s one […]

Miso Noodles

This time we’re exploring Japanese cuisine with miso noodles! A homemade miso recipe will be coming soon but in the meantime, don’t worry about using store-bought miso paste. It will still be delicious! The main ingredients for miso noodles Dark and light soy sauce: Both are essential, in the worst […]

Chinese Garlic Noodles

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