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Twice-fried pork is covered with a sweet and sour sauce of vinegar, rice wine, sugar, and soy sauce in this authentic recipe from Sichuan.
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Make your own salsa and process in jars for a year-round taste of garden-fresh vegetables.
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Edamame, corn, cherry tomatoes, and black beans combine to make a colorful salad with a light lime vinaigrette dressing.
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Yuk Hoe may have originally been served in the Joseon Royal Court using ox or horse meat instead of beef.
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These babies give burgers a run for their money.
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Cauliflower, cucumbers, onions and peppers are pickled in a creamy mustard sauce. My grandmother used to make these many years ago and all of us looked forward to dinner at her home where she would serve them. She is now 98 years old and it is up to her grand daughters to make them for her.
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This is a crunchy, wonderfully satisfying salad that is fabulous with grilled chicken, leftover from yesterday 's barbecue. The dressing is sweet and sour, mingling brown sugar with soy sauce and rice wine vinegar. Fried rice noodles add the crunch. Serves six.
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This has been a family favorite for years. The key to this recipe is not overcooking the carrots and allowing the entire salad to marinate for at least 12 hours. For a spectacular presentation when serving, garnish the top with rings of each color of bell pepper and rings of onion. Serve alone or over a bed of lettuce.
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This wonderful pulled chicken has the perfect balance of seasoning with a hint of Alabama barbeque and a delicious white barbeque sauce.
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Made from scratch, this pumpkin pie is fabulous. With lots of wonderful spices, a rich creamy filling, and a sensational cinnamon/brown sugar streusel topping, you can't go wrong!
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Moist and slightly sweet brown dinner rolls get their color from a little cocoa and coffee powder. They're like the favorite rolls served at many famous restaurants. Use your bread machine to do the kneading.