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	Mini Phyllo Chicken Spring Rolls by Robyn Savoie Phyllo pastry make spring rolls irresistibly light and crispy. If you like slightly spicier food, sprinkle them with a little cayenne pepper before serving.	1 vote 5646 views
	Asian-style Deep Fried Chicken Wings by A.L. Wiebe I have been making this version of chicken wings for years now, and they are always a hit. This is just the basic marinade recipe, so depending on my mood, I spice them up some with extra Sriracha sauce, maybe some garlic. Do what makes you happy, but enjoy and have fun with it. *P.S. this will likely destroy your deep-fry oil, so…	2 votes 1 review 1 comment 15129 views
	Kesari (Semolina Indian Sweet) by Navaneetham Krishnan Fragrances of ghee, nutmeg and saffron, pleasurable to the tastebuds.	1 vote 6060 views
	TUNA KABAB (TUNA BURGER) by MARIA LOURDES V. LIPARDO-AYUB Subscribe to my YouTube Channel (Lipardo's Global Kitchen) for more recipes and future raffle draws for giveaway prizes. I love seafood. Tuna is one of my favorites which is the main ingredient in some of my food preparations. I made this recipe many years back. It's so simple and easy to make. My kids love it...	1 vote 1 review 3626 views
	Onion Fritters (Kanda Bhajji) by Padma Priya Manikam This is a light snack that can be an appetizer and eaten during tea-break especially during a rainy day!	1 vote 4668 views
	Sauteed Liver with Garlic Stems by Robert-Gilles Martineau For all the recipes I publish to help my vegan and vegetarian friends, I need my meat! The difference is that I tried to balance my diet as much as I can. Mind you, if one keeps to good ingredients, it is quite easy. Here is a simple recipe, both Japanese and Chinese in cocept, which has the merits to be bvery healthy, calorie-low…	1 vote 1774 views
	Fat Choy Lemon Chicken by Bert Sackman Lemon Chicken is often served with heavily breaded chicken pieces and a cloying lemon sauce that makes the dish less than enjoyable. Try this version, which is closer to the true Cantonese style of cooking. If you can, buy waterchestnut powder and grind it more finely in a food processor to make it into a fine flour. The chicken can…	2 votes 3011 views
	Onion Bhajia (or Pakora) by Haresh Shah This is an excellent snack and goes well with beer, wine or any soft drink. Best eaten when hot from the frying pan. One could replace onion with any other vegetable such as sliced potato, sliced egg plant, etc.	2 votes 1 review 2 comments 8850 views
	vegetable twist by sunil k.nayar very easy to make.	1 vote 1629 views