Chinese Plum Sauce (Sweet and Sour)

Chinese Plum Sauce (Sweet and Sour) is irresistibly good sweet and sour sauce made from fresh plums, ready to grace your dim sum table!

Chinese Plum Sauce (Sweet and Sour)
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Thai Chicken Wings

Thai Chicken Wings are easy to prepare wings with delicious Thai flavors and a fiery bite made in your oven.

Thai Chicken Wings

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Chinese Hot and Sour Soup

Chinese Hot and Sour Soup – this tasty and popular restaurant staple is quick and simple to make with a boxed broth.
Chinese Hot and Sour Soup
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Stone Crab Claws in Red Curry

Stone Crab Claws in Red Curry are spicy and delicious and can be served as an appetizer or as an exotic curry with rice.

Stone Crab Claws in Red Curry
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Spicy Corn and Long Bean Stir-Fry

Spicy Corn and Long Bean Stir-Fry

This is a simple stir-fry you can add to full-meat stir-fries as a side dish, eat as vegetarian, or do like I do- serve it up along with a big bowl of steaming fried rice!

Spicy Corn and Long Bean Stir-Fry

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Szechuan Twice-Cooked Pork

Szechuan Twice-Cooked Pork is my version of the ever-popular Szechuan Chinese stir-fry. made easy for the American Kitchen!

Szechuan Twice-Cooked Pork
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Cantonese Chop Suey on Pan Fried Noodles

Cantonese Chop Suey on Pan Fried Noodles combines two retro favorite Chinese takeout dishes and is a real treat!

Cantonese Pan Fried Noodles

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Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi Sandwiches

Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi Sandwiches are spicy, sweet, meaty and delicious and make the perfect weekend casual lunch.

Lemongrass CHicken Banh Mi Sanwiches

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Thai Larb Soft Rolls

Delicious soft rice paper rolls filled with spicy chicken, rice noodles, and a deliciously spicy chili dipping sauce.  Like Thai Larb but packaged in an easy to eat container. If you don’t have toasted rice powder that you have bought or already made, toast rice in a dry skillet until it is a nice nutty brown; then grind in in a spice grinder or coffee mill and use a sieve to strain out unground bits.

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