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In most Chinese restaurants, so-called “Salt and Pepper-Style” shrimp or squid usually contain other spices too A good dose of 5-spice mixture makes these fried squid especially tasty, and dusting them with cornstarch before frying keeps them delicately crisp Maintain the oil temperature at 375 degrees, and don’t try to fry too many pieces at once.
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Hi everyone. As the chef of ZINC and CHOW in New Haven, CT, I constantly have requests for this particular recipe. Check it out and let me know what you think!
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Get Basic Sticky Rice Recipe from Food Network
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Poblano chiles, stuffed with cotija cheese and chorizo sausage, baked in an egg and cheese casserole with tomato sauce.
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This sweet and smoky barbecue sauce is the perfect gift for die-hard winter grillers. Refrigerate it for up to two weeks. Recipe By: Grace Parisi Servings: Makes about 1 cup
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Spicy green curry dressing is tossed with green lentils and kamut grains for a zingy side dish for your summer barbecue. This salad tastes wonderful the next day as well.
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This recipe is by Julia Moskin and takes 20 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
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This easy chicken and ginger clay pot recipe uses a flavorful marinade, then braises the chicken to yield supertender meat.
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On her nights off, Amanda Cohen, the chef at Dirt Candy in Manhattan, uses up the white takeout containers full of rice that accumulate in her fridge by making vegetable fried rice (see the recipe here) To ward off blandness, she stocks her freezer in advance with flavor bombs: small, dark green ice blocks of garlic, ginger, cilantro, parsley and other ingredients, frozen in ice cube trays When the rice and vegetables are hot in the pan and ready for a boost, you simply melt a flavor cube or two in the mix and let the rice take on a tasty coat of green.