Chinese

Nom Wah Tea Parlor, NYC

Nom Wah Tea Parlor Cuisine: Chinese Neighborhood: Chinatown Price: $15-20 per person (dishes range from $2.50 – $4.95) Address: 13 Doyers St., NYC 10013 Telephone: 212-962-6047 Hours: Daily 10:30am – 8:30pm Yum cha, which literally translates to “drinking tea” in Cantonese, refers to a dining experience that includes drinking Chinese tea and eating dim sum,

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Italian

Gorgonzola Pasta – Fine Foods Blog

Published: Feb 2, 2022 · Modified: Aug 30, 2024 · by Debra with Leave a Comment · 1669 words. About 9 minutes to read this article. · This post contains paid links and affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This gorgonzola pasta recipe is rich and delicious, and surprisingly easy

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Mexican

Mango Avocado Salsa – Fine Foods Blog

Published: Apr 28, 2022 · Modified: Apr 19, 2024 · by Debra with 1 Comment · 1110 words. About 6 minutes to read this article. · This post contains paid links and affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This easy mango avocado salsa is full of fresh, tropical flavors. You

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Indian

Vindaloo Curry with Lentils and Potatoes

Lentil Potato vindaloo is a plant-based version of vindaloo curry with a lot less work. No need to soak and blend the chilies, I give you a quick vindaloo spice mix. Hearty lentils and potatoes are absolutely delicious in this tangy Goan curry sauce! Gluten-free with soy-free and nut-free options Vindaloo is a popular stew

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Japanese

Air fryer Quesadillas – Rachna cooks

Published: May 2, 2024 Modified: Sep 12, 2024 by Rachna · This classic recipe, cheesy quesadillas gets a delicious makeover in the air fryer. I love quesadillas. So cheesy, quick and easy to make especially if you have some leftovers. You really can’t go wrong with cheesy quesadillas. All you need to do is add

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Japanese

Popovers Recipe – Love and Lemons

Made with a simple 5-ingredient batter, these popovers are light, airy, buttery, and delicious! Enjoy them plain or top them butter, honey, or jam. I love pulling a pan of popovers out of the oven. In that moment, they’re beautifully puffed, almost lifting out of the pan. They have crisp, golden brown exteriors, and they smell

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Chinese

Eggplant Szechuan Style | food comas

Eggplant Szechuan Style Posted by jdubs on November 15, 2011 · 1 Comment  When my Dad came to visit, he cooked this delicious side dish of Asian eggplant stir-fried with ginger, garlic, and the necessary Szechuan ingredient — hot bean paste.  Compared to American eggplants, Chinese eggplants are long and slender with thinner skins and

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Japanese

Tofu Bolognese – it doesn’t taste like chicken

When people ask me what my favorite go-to recipe is, this Vegan Bolognese is always the answer! Rich, hearty, and so meaty you won’t believe it’s vegan, this protein-packed dish bursts with flavor. It’s easy to make and perfect for a cozy weeknight dinner or as a make-ahead meal. *The photos in this recipe have

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Japanese

Paneer Makhani | Inspired By Pri’s Food

I love Paneer Makhani – it’s creamy, sweet, spicy, and, well, it’s paneer!  Here’s my simple take on this classic dish. If you’re searching for a Paneer Makhani recipe that’s easy to make yet full of all the traditional Indian flavours, this is the one to try! INGREDIENTS – 400g paneer– 1/4 cup cashews– 4

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Japanese

Gluten Free Festive Bake {Greggs Dupe}

This post may contain affiliate links for which I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. For more info, check out my Disclosure Policy. Thank you for your support! Being gluten free should not mean missing out – which is why I’ve created my very own Gluten Free Festive Bake recipe. I

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