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This Thai-influenced dish combines savory curry roasted potatoes with crunchy fresh vegetables and a light dressing.
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This recipe is by Alice Hart and takes 50 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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Dr David Eisenberg of the Harvard School of Public Health demonstrated along with his daughter, Naomi, a whole- wheat couscous salad that is the inspiration for this one at the “Healthy Kitchens, Healthy Lives” medical education conference in Napa Valley this year You can use a variety of dried fruits and nuts, as well as a mix of herbs
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This colorful mixture is hard to resist, with its contrasting chewy and crunchy textures and the nutty Asian dressing Black rice, high in antioxidant-rich anthocyanins, is now a staple in my pantry.
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Green mung beans, soaked overnight, are mixed with rice flour, coconut, vegetables, and spices in this nutritious breakfast bread, snack, or lunch. Serve with the chutney or pickle of your choice.
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I made this up b/c I was craving that moist, velvety chicken like some chinese restaurants have. You can season it with anything, really. CAVEAT: The skin...
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I haven't seen a definitive recipe on chow.com, so I'll make the attempt. BTW this sauce is a prerequisite for the great 'Merican breakfast burrito and is one...
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This Lebanese version of traditional lentil soup with spinach is seasoned with mint and lemon juice. It's traditionally served with toasted French bread for dipping.
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Small leaves of Bibb lettuce are topped with watermelon balls, crumbled feta cheese, and toasted cashews in Chef John's sweet, salty, crunchy salad.
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High-heat stir-fries are ideal for peas — either snow peas or the sugar snap variety Assertive seasoning and the slight charring from the wok complement the peas’ sweetness wonderfully The method works well for other spring vegetables, too, like asparagus or baby bok choy clusters