Chinese Egg Drop Soup

Chinese Egg Drop Soup

Chinese Egg Drop Soup is one of those dishes that can be made incredibly well as a warming start to a meal…..or done terribly, horribly, no-no wrong. There’s an Asian restaurant near my house, not naming names but *cough* on 53rd Avenue *cough*, who serves...
Vegetable Spring Rolls Recipe

Vegetable Spring Rolls Recipe

Looking to whip up those perfectly crispy, light-as-air vegetable spring rolls that you see at your favorite Asian markets or Chinese restaurants? I’ve got a recipe straight from my Chinese mom’s kitchen that’s going to change your spring roll game...
Pressure Cooker White Bean Chili Frito Pie

Pressure Cooker White Bean Chili Frito Pie

Prior to 6 months ago, my motto for beans was, “love to eat ’em, hate to cook ’em!” Cooking beans the regular old way requires forethought the night before to soak the beans. But the problem with that is that usually, the night before,...
Chocolate Cake S’mores Cookies

Chocolate Cake S’mores Cookies

  I love these S’mores Cookies. No burning, no singe-ing. These cute little cookies are from my friend, Jenny Flake’s new cookbook, The Picky Palate Cookbook. Jenny and I always have fun together, wherever we meet up. Usually, there’s cameras,...
Chinese Cod in Garlic-Ginger Broth

Chinese Cod in Garlic-Ginger Broth

This Chinese Cod in Garlic-Ginger Broth with Shiitake Mushrooms is hearty and delicious. It’s light, healthy and the broth is warm and gingery. Ready in 30 mins! Why This Chinese Cod Is So Good The garlic ginger broth makes this dish so warm and delicious,...
Kale Salad with Cherries and Pecans

Kale Salad with Cherries and Pecans

This past month, I’ve been to no fewer than 6 different bookstores – which is actually a difficult feat considering I live in a small town and all the local bookstores have closed (sob) actually, 4 of the bookstores were large airport bookstores (another...
Prime Rib Roast with Miso Jus

Prime Rib Roast with Miso Jus

Prime Rib seems so intimidating to cook, but in all honesty, it’s easier than roasting a turkey. There’s no brining, stuffing a cavity, flipping halfway or injecting with marinade. Cooking the most tender Prime Rib only uses one cooking rule – slow...
Pork and Spinach Wonton

Pork and Spinach Wonton

I think the ultimate Chinese comfort food is handmade wonton in soup. Warm, soothing, gingery broth…..delicate, floating “clouds.” In Cantonese, wonton is pronounced wun tun é›²åž, which means “swallowing clouds.”  The...
Pineapple Chicken Teriyaki

Pineapple Chicken Teriyaki

This Pineapple Teriyaki Chicken is so easy to whip up and makes for one tasty weeknight meal. Chicken is marinated in a delicious homemade teriyaki sauce packed with pineapple flavor . Serve over white rice for a scrumptious dinner! Why This Pineapple Chicken Teriyaki...
Hungarian Pork Stew Recipe, Guest Post by The Watering Mouth

Hungarian Pork Stew Recipe, Guest Post by The Watering Mouth

Jaden Introduces Cheri from The Watering Mouth: Hello, all you Steamy Kitchen readers! A gazillion thanks to Jaden for letting me share this amazing recipe with you all! I know you’re going to LOVE it. My husband Tamas (taw-MAHSH) was born and raised in a small...
Beef Satay Skewers with Habanero Peanut Sauce

Beef Satay Skewers with Habanero Peanut Sauce

During recipe testing, there was an unanimous “MMMMM!!!” along with what may have been a little happy-dance from yours truly. This is hands-down, the very best Beef Satay I’ve ever had. And it’s from a Belizean cookbook called, Flavors of...
Chicken Salad with Sesame-Miso Dressing

Chicken Salad with Sesame-Miso Dressing

Easy, healthy Japanese chicken salad enhanced with miso and sesame! I first met Nancy Hachisu in Mexico at our very first Food Blogger Camp that a few of us hosted back in 2010. What surprised me was not that she attended, but that she flew all the way from Japan...