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tender de poulet

Taiwanese Chicken Tenders

Skip the premade tenders at McDonald’s or Burger King. Asian cuisine has a far better version – same idea, just tastier. First, the chicken is marinated in punchy, penetrating ingredients that load it with flavor while keeping it tender. Garlic comes in two stages: fresh in the marinade – it […]

riz jaune au beurre et à l'ail

Garlic butter fried rice

Rice, eggs, butter, and garlic. On paper, this yellow rice with butter and garlic is sure to win over plenty of people! Inspired by Chinese cuisine and, more specifically, Taiwanese cooking (hence the butter), this recipe is not only quick and easy but also looks incredibly appetizing thanks to the […]

Asian Honey Garlic caramelized chicken

Caramelized chicken with garlic and honey is not only super delicious but very, very sexy when presented over rice. ThisChinese-inspired recipe doesn’t take long to make, and looks restaurant-worthy too! Ideal for impressing a date or stuffing your face in style. Yes, you’ll have noticed the presence of ketchup, I […]

Soy Sauce Stir-Fried Noodles

In the collection of weeknight dishes… I present soy sauce stir-fried noodles! Simple, deliciously sweet and savory, what more could you ask for? Maybe some beef like in my beef udon but we’ll try to keep it somewhat healthy, we need to think about our figure from time to time. […]

Quick and easy caramelized pork

A caramelized pork recipe so simple, delicious, and quick that you’ll make it again and again and again! Guaranteed success with all your guests! All in less than fifteen minutes! I’ve already introduced you to Vietnamese caramelized pork and red pork… but it was high time to make the delicious […]

poulet laqué au coca sur du riz

Coca-Cola Glazed Chicken

I KNOW it’s unusual—but trust me. Really. Using Coca-Cola might sound heretical, yet the sugar and acidity tenderize the chicken and create a lacquered glaze like no other. Its origin, according to Wikipedia, is said to be a cook accidentally pouring Coca-Cola over chicken mid-cook and discovering a unique, savory […]

Easy sweet and sour sauce

What is sweet and sour sauce? Call it what you will, sometimes it’s called sweet and sour sauce, sometimes it’s called sour-sweet sauce. Whatever the case, it always leaves a memorable impression, or rather, an unforgettable taste. An almost universally appreciated sauce, it readily accompanies savory dishes and comes in […]

Beef Japchae

Japchae, what is it? Japchae is a traditional Korean dish made with translucent sweet potato noodles, vegetables, and meat. Koreans often prepare it for special occasions, for example, on New Year’s Day, as it is said to bring good luck for the year ahead. It is also often served as […]

Tteokbokki – Korean spicy rice cakes

What is tteokbokki ? Tteokbokki (떡볶이) is a very popular Korean street food dish made of soft rice cakes cooked in a sweet and spicy sauce based on Korean red chili paste, also called gochujang. It’s often found at Korean barbecues accompanied by bulgogi beef Tteokbokki, also written as ddukbokki […]

ha kao sur une planche en bois

Steamed Shrimp Dumplings (Har Gow, Ha Kao)

Today, I’m sharing the recipe for one of the most requested dim sum dishes: Har Gow, also called Ha Kao or Ha Cao—the famous crystal-skinned steamed shrimp dumplings. Now, before we get to the heart of the matter, a quick word of warning: Har Gow are hard to make—really, truly […]