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A sweet-tart Japanese cucumber salad with rehydrated wakame seaweed and toasted sesame seeds in a rice vinegar dressing. Salting and squeezing the cucumber keeps the salad crisp rather than watery.
Roasted Japanese eggplant halves, broiled until browned, topped with a salsa macha style mixture of crisp garlic, golden cashews and Fresno chiles in their oil. Sherry vinegar and a little sugar sharpen the topping.
Pork and garlic chive gyoza with salted cabbage folded into the filling, pleated into wrappers and cooked potsticker style — fried, steamed under a lid, then fried again as the water evaporates. Soy sauce, rice wine vinegar and chili oil are mixed at the table for dipping.
Beef and pork patties kneaded with panko, egg, milk and sautéed onion, filled with cheese cubes, pan-cooked with red wine and water, and sauced with butter, ketchup and Worcestershire.
A cabbage slaw in the style of Chargrill Charlie's, with red and green cabbage, carrot, edamame and Japanese seaweed salad in a Kewpie mayonnaise, soy and sesame dressing with wasabi. Half the edamame and seaweed are draped over the top at the end.
Korean glass noodles tossed with separately sautéed bell pepper, mushroom, carrot, onion and garlic, seasoned spinach and rolled egg strips in a soy, sesame and honey sauce.
A Korean noodle dish of chewy sweet potato noodles tossed in a large bowl with marinated beef, shiitake mushrooms, spinach, carrot, capsicum and sesame seeds, served barely warm.
Warm, hearty and deeply comforting, Jareesh Soup is a Bahraini classic that has won over generations of home cooks. Built on cracked wheat simmered slowly with tender meat until everything turns soft and satisfying, it is the kind of dish that appears at celebrations yet feels just as welcome on an ordinary evening. Ladle it out on a chilly night or share it around the family table, and you bring a genuine taste of the Gulf straight into your own kitchen.
A creamy chicken and wild rice soup with rotisserie chicken, onion, carrots and celery softened in butter, thickened with flour and finished with heavy cream and poultry seasoning.
This noodle-free, Jeolla-style japchae tosses blanched bean sprouts and water dropwort with radish, carrot, apple and green onion in a sweet-sour chili seasoning. Apple adds a fresh sweetness against the chili powder and vinegar.
Chicken drumsticks marinated in jerk seasoning, soy sauce, brown sugar and lime juice with a blended sofrito of onion, peppers, garlic and cilantro, then grilled or roasted.
Mini chicken fillets rest overnight in a fiery jerk marinade of Scotch bonnets, allspice, thyme and orange juice, then take a seasoned flour dredge and a buttermilk dip before frying. The strips emerge crunchy, deeply spiced and golden.
Quartered Jersey Royal potatoes tossed warm in a cream dressing with shallot, celery, capers, parsley and wild garlic, topped with a soy-cured egg yolk and wild garlic flowers.
Side dishes3 hrServes 2285 kcalVegetarianDiabeticLow-SodiumRenal
Roasted Jerusalem artichoke slices and charred leeks are served under a warm Romana dressing of butter, sage, prosciutto, pine nuts, chicken stock and Parmesan.
Rice cakes and fish cake are stir-fried with Jjapaghetti black bean noodles in a gochujang-spiked sauce, finished with a boiled egg. It is a tteokbokki and jjajang hybrid in one pan.
A Jin Jjamppong cup ramyeon and a cup of fish cake soup are combined with extra hot water and microwaved into a single spicy soup. The fish cakes deepen the ramyeon broth for a quick one-person meal.
A hot baked crab dip of cream cheese, mayonnaise, sour cream and butter with lump crab, bell pepper, onion and mozzarella, garnished with parsley and green onion.
Gourd-shaped joraengi rice cakes simmer in beef bone broth until they float, then are topped with seasoned stir-fried ground beef and strips of egg garnish. The broth is rich and the cakes pleasantly chewy.
Jutes is a freshwater snail that has exquisite meat, and from there comes this soup with a delicious flavor. The wonderful thing about this recipe is how easy it is to prepare, so you will enjoy a truly delicious traditional dish in very little time.
What is Jūšia? Jūšia is an old Lithuanian word documented with the specific meaning of herring soup. It is closely related to the older word jūšė, which Lithuanian linguistic sources record more broadly as fish soup, thin soup or, in some usages, soup containing groats. This distinction matters. A recipe based specifically on herring is better described as jūšia, while jūšė historically had a wider meaning and should not automatically be treated as the name of one fixed herring recipe. An Old Lithuanian Soup Name The words belong to an old layer of Lithuanian culinary vocabulary. Historical di
Japanese croquettes of mashed steamed kabocha squash mixed with sautéed onion and bacon, shaped into balls, chilled and deep-fried until golden and crisp.
Torn kale seared in a hot pan with smoked bacon lardons, sliced red chilli and toasted flaked almonds, sharpened with cider vinegar and a touch of honey.
Side dishes40 minServes 4–6104 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumRenal
Chopped kale massaged with salt and olive oil and tossed with shredded cabbage in an anchovy and Parmesan Caesar dressing, covered with shredded Parmesan and crisp sourdough crumbs.
Blanched kale layered with a red pepper seasoning of fish sauce, plum extract, carrot, and chili. After a short rest at room temperature the leaves turn savory, sweet, and gently hot.
A raw kale salad of finely slivered leaves tossed in a lemon and garlic olive oil dressing with diced sweet apple, diced sharp Cheddar, toasted almonds and grated Parmesan.
AmericanSalad0 min4 to 6 servings87 kcalVegetarianGluten-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal
A tabouleh made with finely processed kale instead of most of the parsley bulk, with bulgur, Roma tomatoes, green onions, mint and green pepper in lemon and olive oil.