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	Chinese dragon Tang Yuan by Weining Wang Cooking is my faith. I wouldn't wait for its coming, just as Elizabeth David. The spirit which had been imparted to my soul by the renowned chefs I met in my grandfather’s kitchen gave me a sense of mission. I kept asking myself. What my ideal is? Where is my vagrant soul? Where is the home of my cooking? Where can I resolve my…	1 vote 1 review 2962 views
	Hong Kong Style Breakfast Soup by Chef Paul McGovern This is a very simple dish that I eat whenever I go to Hong Kong. My wife is from Hong Kong so we eat this at home too all the time it's delicious. And you can be prep this well ahead of time.	1 vote 2987 views
	Chinese Hot Dragon Chicken by Weining Wang Hot Dragon chicken, also named drunken chicken or hot roast chicken, are a traditional Chinese New Year food. They are popular around the world, but especially in regions south of the Yangtze River. Beijing, China’s massive capital, has a history stretching back 3,000 years. It is known world-wide for such ancient sites as the grand…	1 vote 1 review 2946 views
	Chinese Seafood Noodles by Weining Wang My favorite food is Chinese seafood, like Seviche (even though that's technically Peruvian, but I like the Chinese Style Seviche) and Campechana. Those dishes usually contain a medley of different seafood ingredients like fish, shrimp, Mussels, octopus or crab. They are then doused in a tomato lime base with different vegetables; it…	1 vote 4653 views
	Chinese Dragon Sauerkraut by Weining Wang one of the main branches of Chinese traditional philosophy, the Confucians, has had a great relationship with the Chinese dragon culture. The question involved whether the Chinese emperors had held their great power over the country from the Chinese dragon culture; this thought of Confucians is a complex issue that has included two…	1 vote 4512 views
	Chinese Dragon noodles by Weining Wang another important reason for the dragon to become the most popular icon in Chinese history came from how the dragon culture and the Chinese traditional food culture came together and interacted with each other in surprising ways. Almost every festival has its special food to commemorate the history. For example: after the rainy…	1 vote 1 comment 4239 views
	Papaya Halwa by chef bb It’s an Indian-style dessert made of semi-ripe papaya. You already heard about a carrot and Moong Dal Halwa. My idea is to mix some health with the sweet. If you are more health aware you can adjoin jaggery as an alternative to sugar. I added sugar, khova (dry milk product); some dry fruits and fat in it.	1 vote 2391 views
	Miso Sake Glazed Scallops by Karista A subtly decadent combination of miso, sake and fresh ginger that creates a beautifully delicious glaze for scallops or even black cod.	1 vote 5033 views
	Super Skinny Sweet and Sour Chicken by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy Fox This sweet and sour chicken taste sensational. It’s so much healthier than take-out and my family thinks it taste amazingly better! Although this dish is usually made with breaded, fried chicken, to make it healthy, I’m using chicken breasts chunks, adding more vegetables and pineapple plus serving over brown rice. The skinny for each…	1 vote 3 comments 6291 views
	Patal (watery )Bhajji by karenrecipe Patal(means watery) bhajji is a speciality of Honavar, Kumta and nearby places (Karnataka). It has the simple ingredients, highlighting the basic taste of potatoes .	1 vote 4583 views
	SQUID FRY by karenrecipe SQUID FRY is one of the famous food recipe in kerala (india) . you can use it as a side dish or starter . try this and enjoy the taste.	1 vote 5657 views
	Eggplant Szechuan-style by Amos Miller Year of the Rooster ! A most Happy and Prosperous and Fortunate New Year to all my Chinese friends! Many years ago - too many - I got a recipe from Chef Rose Cheng that set the basis for this dish. I have always come to this dish for a mid-winter spark. I love eggplant - in all it's manifestations. This dish is one of my…	2 votes 2 reviews 7857 views
	Japanese “Rare” Cheesecake by Henry Moline No bake cheesecakes are called “rare cheesecakes” in Japan. It is a soft type of cheesecake and usually gelatin is used to harden the filling. Rare cheesecakes are chilled and served with fresh fruits or fruit sauces. It is a very easy cheesecake to make at home	1 vote 13470 views
	grilled fish with soy celery sauce by sunil k.nayar very easy to make, with minimum ingredients, can be make with sauce or dry.	1 vote 3559 views
	corn n spinach sandwich by sunil k.nayar you can view complete recipe in my blog star anise-http://sunilknayars-receipe.blogspot.com	1 vote 3785 views

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