In this Miso Ramen Recipe, you'll learn: How to take ordinary packaged miso ramen and transform it into restaurant-worthy meal Difference between instant ramen (fried, 12 grams fat) and premium quality ramen (dried, baked 2 grams fat) How to make the perfect boiled...
Birds’ nests are prized in Chinese culture, so this Bird's Nest Soup is for special occasions when you really want to impress! Follow this recipe for a soup that’s fit for royalty. Why This Bird's Nest Soup Is So Good A Chinese delicacy that's steeped in history...
DIY Mongolian barbecue is one of the most fun, interactive meals you can have at home! Each person can choose their ingredients and perform a 5 minute stir-fry at the table for their custom dish. We created this recipe for San-J, using their ready-to use...
In this Roasted Vegetable Buddha Bowl recipe, you'll learn: How to roast different vegetables, all at once, and cooked perfectly at the same time Cook ahead flexibility of a Buddha Bowl - make this meal in 30 minutes Customize your own bowl with different San-J...
These Chicken Spring Rolls are light with crisp-crackly skin and small enough to enjoy in 4 bites. The filling is also light, full of tender-crisp, fresh vegetables and you should be able to taste and distinguish every single ingredient in the filling. Delicious and...
Check out this Turkey Tikka Masala recipe – it's the perfect way to jazz up your leftover turkey into a tasty Indian-inspired dish! You know how sometimes, when you use leftover turkey, it still kinda tastes like Thanksgiving dinner? Well, we've got you covered with...
Yangzhou fried rice from Jiangsu Province is the most famous variety of fried rice in China. This Yangzhou Fried Rice recipe has all the good stuff - pork, chicken, shrimp and so much more! A really special, special fried rice. Why This Yangzhou Fried Rice Recipe Is...
Get your vegetable spiralizer out! Ali Mafucci, the queen of spiral cut vegetables and fruit, is back with a collection of new recipes in her cookbook, Inspiralize Everything. This book is like an encyclopedia of ingredients that you can turn into healthy, fun...
So many Asian restaurants feature pork belly on their menus, especially Pork Belly Buns. Here's a version that I actually enjoy even more, Pork Belly Buns in Lettuce Cups. Luscious, tender pieces of pork belly with deep caramelized edges sit on top of a bed of crunchy...
This recipe features: Make healthy burgers with an Asian twist! Thai inspired chicken burgers with sriracha mayo Recipe from Make It Easy Cookbook by Stacie Billis Store-bought shortcuts makes this recipe simple for any night Home-cooked meals don't always have to be...
In this recipe, you'll learn: How to the vegetables crisp and vibrant, and the shrimp succulent and juicy. How to keep the garlic from turning bitter in a stir-fry Recipe from Everyday Chinese Cookbook by Chef Katie Chin Jade Shrimp Recipe Stir-frying is one of the...
Make your own crunchy roasted peanuts, with your favorite seasoning, in less than 10 minutes! We love these peanuts as a snack (perfect with a cold beer), to sprinkle on top of Chinese congee, or to even toss in a salad. Make them spicy (add dried chili flakes), sweet...
Chinese soups can be heavy, filling and fiery, such as Chinese Hot & Sour Soup, or light, clean and cleansing, like this Chinese Daikon Soup. These kinds of everyday soups are simple to make, require just a handful of ingredients (in this case,...
This Miso Salmon recipe makes an easy, no fuss, full-flavored dish to pair with rice, quinoa or even on top of mashed potatoes. The marinade and sauce for this Miso Salmon dish is made of 3 easy-to-find Japanese ingredients available at most supermarkets: Miso, Mirin,...
This Chinese recipe features some of the best dried and preserved Chinese ingredients: dried shrimp, Chinese sausage and dried mushrooms. Traditionally, this dish is made with white rice or sticky, glutinous rice. But we're using brown rice to create a hearty,...
This recipe was developed for Nissin. Noodle soup packages are an important part of my pantry, they serve as a base for many types of Asian meals when I don't have the time to make stock from scratch. With ramen noodle soup as a base, you can make Korean...
Of the dozens of new Asian cookbooks that have come out this year, two are stand-outs and sure to be award-winning for 2015. One of them is Preserving the Japanese Way by my friend, Nancy Hachisu (we'll feature that book in another article), and the other...
I'm using the Nissin RAOH Umami Tonkotsu Ramen to make a Korean-influenced Kimchi Ramen. Only 15-minutes to restaurant-quality ramen at home. It's a deep, fiery, and utterly delicious! Why This Kimchi Ramen Is So Good Uses intant noodles to creat restaurant quality...
photo credit: Julie Wampler from Dinner for Two Cookbook This is my type of hangover food. Kimchi is Korean spicy, pickled vegetables. While there are hundreds of variations of kimchi (and every older generation has their own family recipe), the most popular...
Back in the early 90's after a period of college dorm-life, I longed for my own kitchen and imagined hosting elegant dinner parties for my friends. My roommate and I found an affordable apartment within scooter-distance of the campus and I set off to...
I'm Jaden Rae, a TV chef, cookbook author, recipe developer, and the creative force behind Steamy Kitchen, a 19-year food blog focused on Asian cuisine and mindful living. Steamy Kitchen has been featured on The List, the Today Show, Oprah.com, Martha Stewart Living Radio & more.
With the winter months creeping in, and flu season ramping up, how do you keep those cold bugs at bay? We've got our own go-to here at Steamy Kitchen. It's a homemade fire cider recipe that's both absolutely delicious and the ideal potent tonic for flu season. This...
Do you enjoy sweet treats with a fancy flair? Or maybe you're looking to whip up something beautifully decadent to impress your guests? Well, we have the perfect thing for you, and luckily, it's also surprisingly easy to make! This Rose and Maca Chocolate Bark is sure...
Do you love autumn as much as we do? The crisp air. The cozy sweaters. And perhaps most importantly, the colorful array of veggies! As the temperature drops, delicious produce thrives, making the harvest season a great time to transition from summer...