Korean Pa Jun

Korean Pa Jun Pancakes Recipe

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Korean Pa Jun (egg pancakes) is an easy to prepare recipe. I have fond memories of these from my days as a Zen student living in a temple with a Korean Zen Master, and the daily fare was largely Korean. It makes a great snack, or an appetizer, or a side dish to an Asian meal.

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Korean Pa Jun

Korean Pa Jun can be tweaked to your own tastes; almost anything goes as long as the basic eggs, flour and scallions are included. I like to spice them up with some hot peppers, and add some sweet bell peppers as well. You can also experiment with the ratio of eggs to flour you desire, achieving anywhere from a heavy, thick texture to light and fluffy.

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Indonesian Lamb Rendang

Indonesian Lamb Rendang

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Indonesian Lamb Rendang is a spicy meat curry dish, and a classic example of authentic and traditional Indonesian cuisine. A national favorite dish, Lamb Rendang is immensely popular all around the world. Try some, you will see why!

Indonesian Lamb Rendang

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A rendang can be made with other meats, goat, beef, or chicken will work fine with this recipe. But this particular Indonesian lamb rendang is my personal favorite, and lamb is the most popular meat of choice in Indonesian cuisine, too.

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Coconut Chicken Adobo

Coconut Chicken Adobo

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This Coconut Chicken Adobo recipe is one of several adobo dishes offered on our Filipino Cuisine page. For more delicious Filipino recipes, click here.

Coconut Chicken Adobo

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Filipino Coconut Chicken Adobo is a classic dish from that country. Adobo can be made with or without coconut, and also without meat (see Aubergine Adobo recipe). You can easily turn this recipe into Coconut Beef Adobo, too, by simply substituting chunks of beef for the chicken.

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Crispy Szechuan Orange Beef

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If you are up for a super hot & spicy Chinese meal, then Crispy Szechuan Orange Beef is for you. You can, of course, control the level of hot & spicy by the amount of hot chili peppers the recipe calls for. Also, and I am often amazed how few people know this, the seeds of a chili pepper is where the highest level of capsaicin is found. Capsaicin is the colorless and odorless chemical that is what’s hot about hot peppers. So enjoy your Szechuan Crispy Orange Beef at whatever level of hot & spicy suits your fancy. Just don’t go too mild, or it’s no longer a legitimate Szechuan dish.

Crispy Szechuan Orange Beef

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Crispy Szechuan Orange Beef Recipe-

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How to Make Indonesian Perkedels

How to Make Indonesian Perkedels

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This post, on How to Make Indonesian Perkedels, is taken from our recently expanded Indonesian Cuisine page. For more great recipes from Indonesia, click here.

How to Make Indonesian Perkedels

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Indonesian Perkedel was derived from the Dutch dish, Frikadel. Frikadel, however, is more of a spiced and seasoned

Nasi Tumpeng (Photo Attributed to Author: brother-harahap)

Nasi Tumpeng (Photo Attributed to Author: brother-harahap)

meat dumpling, while Indonesian Perkedel uses potatoes rather than meat. Perkedel goes great as a side dish with any Indonesian meal. The national dish (a whole meal and a feast, prepared on special occasions) is Nasi Tumpeng. If you would like to prepare that festive meal, you definitely want to know how to make Indonesian Perkedels, as it is traditionally one of the dishes served during the meal.

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Mongolian Hot Pot Huushuurs

Authentic Mongolian Hot Pot Huushuurs

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Mongolian Hot Pot Huushuurs are hearty little meat and vegetable stuffed pastries that have been eaten by the nomads of Mongolia for centuries. Taditionally they used very fatty lamb meat and wild leeks, but you can use leaner lamb and either green onions or farm-raised leeks and still make an awesome batch of Mongolian Hot Pot Huushuurs.

Mongolian Hot Pot Huushuurs

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Authentic Mongolian Hot Pot Huushuurs Recipe-

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Singaporean Hokkien Mee

Singaporean Hokkien Mee Supreme

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Singaporean Hokkien Mee is a mixture of thick rice vermicelli and yellow noodles, fried first with eggs until fragrant. It is then braised in rich, flavorful shrimp broth. Hokkien Mee is served with squid, sliced pork belly, shrimp and chives, garnished with Sambal chili paste, and topped off with a squirt of fresh lime juice.

Singaporean Hokkien Mee is a national favorite dish in this tiny little country, and has become an international favorite, as well. Try some – you will soon see why!

Singaporean Hokkien Mee

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