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A Thai pink noodle soup whose broth is coloured and flavoured by a blended sauce of fermented red bean curd, Sriracha, vinegar and garlic, served with noodles, seafood balls, water spinach, tofu puffs and fried garlic.
Butter beans folded through a garlic and lemon yoghurt dressing, topped with crumbled feta, a pea, dill and mint mixture, turmeric oil and a homemade pistachio dukkah of toasted seeds, oregano and mint.
A whole pork belly slab boiled for 40 minutes in water, yogurt drinks and dark soy sauce until tender, sliced and brought to the table with a doenjang and gochujang ssamjang.
A spicy, saucy braise where pork cooks in the middle of a ring of squash and tofu, soaking up a gochujang seasoning as it simmers. The sauce reduces to a glossy coating meant for spooning over rice.
Chicken pieces grilled skin-down in their own rendered fat with whole garlic, green onion, and chilies, then drenched in a sweet-sour-spicy yu xiang sauce. Ginger oil built at the start perfumes the whole sauce.
Eggplant rounds slit and stuffed with seasoned shrimp paste, battered and fried crisp, then sauced with a yu xiang sauce of chili oil, doubanjiang, and oyster sauce. The contrast of crisp coating, soft eggplant, and bouncy shrimp carries the dish.
Fried tofu strips are blanched, stir-fried and glazed in a sweet soy seasoning, then rolled with golden carrot, pickled radish and burdock. The carrot oil seasons the rice itself for extra flavor.
A yukgaejang cup noodle is dressed up gamjatang-style with perilla leaves, perilla oil and perilla seed powder. The leftover broth then becomes a fried rice with stir-fried kimchi and seaweed flakes.
A spicy yukgaejang broth of beef, green onion, shiitake, oyster mushrooms and bean sprouts is ladled over chewy kalguksu noodles. Cooking the noodles separately keeps the broth bold and clear.
Ramyeon noodles are topped with a charred-chili seasoning made from dumpling filling, plus corn and onion, and finished with sizzling hot oil. The oil blooms the seasoning over the noodles for a smoky, spicy toss.
Baby aubergines stir-fried and braised with shiitake mushrooms in a fish-fragrant yuxiang sauce of vegetable stock, tamari, black rice vinegar, sesame oil and chilli bean sauce, served with jasmine rice.
Thin-pounded chicken breasts dredged in flour and pan-fried, finished in a glossy butter, white wine and broth sauce sharpened with soy sauce and yuzu juice and topped with yuzu-dressed scallions, with bread for dipping.
Main course30 min4 servings318 kcalEgg-freeDiabeticRenal
Chicken breasts marinate in olive oil, lemon juice, za'atar and garlic, then grill in under 20 minutes total. A short rest before slicing keeps the za'atar chicken juicy.
Tender pieces of chicken are marinated in a heady blend of za'atar, olive oil and lemon, then roasted until the skin turns crisp and golden while the meat stays juicy within. Served with warm flatbread and a scatter of fresh vegetables, it is a wholesome, aromatic meal that brings the warmth of the Middle East straight to your table.
Chicken thighs brushed with a za'atar and olive oil glaze and scattered with sesame seeds, roasted over chickpeas and garlic cloves, and served with yoghurt stirred with the roasted garlic and mint leaves.
Turkish and Middle EasternMain course1 hr 30 minServes 4405 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumRenal
Cod fillet marinated in a za'atar and olive oil paste and pan-fried until golden with a spice crust, served with a relish of Kalamata olives, preserved lemons, pickled chillies and coriander.
Turkish and Middle EasternMain course1 hrServes 4160 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumHigh FiberRenal
Ground turkey meatballs mixed with panko, parsley and za'atar, baked until golden and served over a tahini yogurt sauce made with Greek yogurt, garlic and lemon juice.
Chicken breasts slow-cooked in a sauce of BBQ sauce, zesty Italian dressing, brown sugar and Worcestershire sauce until tender, then shredded in the sauce and served on buns.
Crisp lemony pork schnitzels are served with roasted sweet potato, sprouts and walnuts, feta, pomegranate and a mustard and honey dressing. The salad can also be packed into jars for make-ahead lunches.
Main course1 hr 30 minMakes 8 schnitzel and 5 salad jars593 kcalHigh Fiber
Ground pork sauteed with garlic, soaked shiitake mushrooms and marinated firm tofu in spicy fermented bean sauce, soy sauces and sugar, simmered in mushroom water and chicken stock and served over noodles with cucumber.
Meet Zom, a deeply savoury herb stew that sits at the heart of Cameroonian home cooking. Tender pieces of meat simmer slowly in palm oil with garlic, chillies and a generous handful of fresh green herbs until the whole pot smells of celebration. It is the sort of dish that appears at family gatherings and feast days, yet it is simple enough to make on an ordinary evening. Serve it steaming hot with rice or cassava and you have a proper taste of Central Africa.
A light pasta where briny pollock roe breaks down into a creamy coating for zucchini strips and noodles. Seaweed flakes over the top echo the roe's ocean flavor.
Cold somyeon noodles tossed in a soy and perilla oil seasoning, topped with salted-shrimp zucchini and a raw egg yolk. Breaking the yolk over the warm vegetables makes a quick, silky sauce.
Hollowed zucchini boats filled with a bacon, mushroom, and pepper tomato topping under melted cheese. They eat like little pizzas with a juicy vegetable base instead of dough.
Thick zucchini slices in a crisp Parmesan breadcrumb crust, fried until golden. A honeyed garlic mayonnaise with mustard and lemon makes a creamy, tangy partner.
A thick, cabbage-laced pancake studded with zucchini ribbons, shrimp and bacon under melted cheese. Okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise and dancing bonito flakes complete the top.
A simple rice bowl of wilted zucchini ribbons arranged around a pan-cooked egg. Soy sauce, sesame oil, and ground sesame are drizzled over at the table so the rice stays fluffy underneath.
Arborio rice stirred slowly with warm vegetable broth and white wine until loose and creamy, finished with Parmesan, butter, grated zucchini, lemon juice and mint.