Sesame
This casserole has all the ingredients of a traditional bagel breakfast sandwich: bagels, cream cheese, pork sausage, eggs, and lots of spinach. But if you need to spend time assembling several sandwiches in the morning, this casserole... read more
An incredibly simple recipe for fried chicken wings in a sticky glaze. You don't need a deep fryer or oven for this one. The chicken wings are marinated for several hours in soy sauce with ginger, fresh cilantro, garlic, and lemon juice, and then... read more
Natural pork loin cutlets cook quickly, look presentable, and the tender meat easily absorbs the flavors of spices. Grilled cutlets are especially luxurious, with their appetizing grill marks and wonderful smoky notes. read more
This healthy, vegetarian, Asian-inspired appetizer will appeal to both vegans and meat-eaters as something new and unusual. Thoroughly drained tofu slices are marinated for an hour in a mixture of coconut milk and garlic chili sauce with ginger, soy, and... read more
Sesame fried chicken is one of the most popular dishes in Asian restaurants. Crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, these chicken pieces are fried in batter, coated in a translucent, sweet and spicy sauce, and generously sprinkled with sesame seeds. Now you can enjoy this masterpiece... read more
Bibimbap is one of the most popular Korean dishes, made with rice and various toppings. Delicious, filling, and nutritious, it's traditionally served in hot stone bowls, which keep the rice warm for a long time, creating a crust at the bottom. read more
Make Korean-style ramen with spicy kimchi and instant noodles, tossed in a rich chicken broth with fried bacon, ginger, and green onions. Use fresh or dried instant noodles for this dish. read more
The base of this dish is the popular Korean street food tteokbokki, rice dumplings in a spicy sauce with gochujang paste, gochukaru pepper, kombu seaweed, and dried anchovies, which perfectly enhance the flavor and make it rich. When you eat tteokbokki - read more
At first glance, the Japanese dish Ramen seems complicated and laborious to prepare, but if you cut the beef into thin strips, it will cook no longer than the instant noodles that you serve as a side dish with the beef - read more
This granola is healthier than what you're used to, not only because it's sweetened less, but also because it includes healthy fats like extra virgin olive oil. The mixture consists of rolled oats, puffed millet, read more
To prepare this dish, it's best to use dried-out rice leftover from the day before or yesterday. However, if you have to cook fresh rice, spread it out on a baking sheet and let it dry in the refrigerator. Fried rice is loved for its pleasant... read more
The Korean dish Bibimbap is traditionally served in a deep bowl with rice topped with meat, egg, and vegetables, but this recipe suggests making it as a pizza in a frying pan. The base of the "pizza" will be the same crispy fried rice, tightly - read more
Prepare a simple yet delicious Japanese-style dinner. Sweet and spicy slices of delicata squash, crispy tofu pieces, and succulent sesame spinach are baked on a single baking sheet. Perfect for a weeknight dinner: no fuss, no mountains – read more
This easy-to-make vegetarian salad is a gorgeous blend of juicy greens, red onion, sweet grape tomatoes, mandarin orange wedges, tofu, fresh ginger, and a delicious dressing. Before adding the tofu to the rest of the salad, read more
For a delicious Asian flavor, marinate your wings in a mixture of gluten-free tamari soy sauce, ginger, dark sesame oil, and lime zest before grilling. Allow the wings to sit for a while to ensure the marinade really soaks in. read more
These spicy chicken wings will captivate everyone with their rich Asian flavor and crispy crust, which they develop while grilling. To ensure free circulation of heat and prevent the wings from swimming in rendered fat, grill them on - read more
This quick version of Mexican mole sauce is ready in just 30 minutes. You save time without sacrificing flavor. It's just as rich and full-bodied as the original recipe. The sauce includes tomatoes, peanut butter, chili, read more
Before pan-frying, blanch long Chinese beans in boiling water for a couple of minutes to soften them slightly while still retaining their crunch. Fry the beans in butter with green onions, garlic, red pepper, and ginger for a crispy texture. read more
Chop suey is a popular Asian stew in the United States, invented by Chinese immigrants. It contains pieces of chicken (or turkey), various vegetables such as napa cabbage, celery, bamboo shoots, shiitake mushrooms, and spices. All of this is cooked in a... read more
The highlight of this delicious flatbread is the topping of sesame, poppy, and dried onion, which adds a unique flavor. Some of the topping is mixed into the flour and natural yogurt dough, while the rest is sprinkled on top of the finished flatbread, which is brushed with butter. read more
These crispy crackers are made with gluten-free flour and are healthy and delicious. Unlike traditional dough, gluten-free dough doesn't require a lot of kneading, so you can save up the scraps and roll them out right up until the very last bit. read more
Mole poblano is a traditional Mexican sauce from the state of Puebla, after which it takes its name. The sauce boasts a complex and multifaceted flavor, and it contains a multitude of seemingly incompatible ingredients: vegetables, read more
If you've got your hands on the freshest piece of tuna, enjoy all the delights of this delicious and healthy raw fish by making a tartare appetizer. Its main ingredients are tuna and avocado. Both are cut into equal-sized cubes, mixed together, and... read more
This Moroccan salad is made with boiled carrots cut into round slices. Boiled carrots are believed to be more digestible and contain more beta-carotene than raw ones, making this salad incredibly healthy and a great example. read more
To make this Asian-inspired salad, peel carrots into thin noodle-shaped ribbons. Combine them with sliced cucumbers and shallots, and dress with a spicy peanut butter-based sauce. Add mint and basil leaves. read more
These tuna skewers can be served as an appetizer or as a main course with an Asian-inspired vegetable side dish. The fish is diced and marinated in a teriyaki sauce blend with ginger, lemon juice, garlic, and sugar substitute for a rich flavor. read more
Soy sauce, honey, ginger, and garlic, along with the natural juices from the chicken thighs, combine in a slow cooker to create a deliciously sweet and spicy Asian-inspired sauce that's drizzled over chicken and white rice. Prefer a thicker sauce? Simply... read more
These Japanese chicken skewers are fried directly in the pan. Use juicier chicken thighs, threading them onto bamboo skewers along with green onions. Fry the yakitori, brushing each side with the prepared... read more
Transform plain, boiled white rice into a delicious Asian-inspired vegetarian dish by frying it with vegetables and an egg. An air fryer will help you fry the rice to perfection without having to constantly stand over the stove stirring. First, in - read more
Chicken thighs are first pan-fried until crispy and golden brown, then finished in the oven. Served with buckwheat soba noodles tossed with freshly sliced kale and Brussels sprouts. Rice dressing - read more
If you're planning a movie night with your loved ones, instead of traditional popcorn, try this delicious, crunchy, sweet-and-salty snack mix. This mix includes popcorn, Japanese rice crackers, salted peanuts, sesame seeds, and... read more
While your guests wait for the main course, offer them a delicious, healthy, and most importantly, beautifully and festively decorated dipping sauce made from baked sweet potatoes, whipped to a puree consistency with sesame paste (tahini), olive oil, lemon juice, and garlic. read more
When making this healthy side dish, use the rainbow chard stems along with the leaves, as they add even more fiber and texture. Since they're firmer, start by sautéing them first, then add the more tender stems. read more
Seafood dishes are perfect for a quick weekday dinner. They cook in minutes, making an ordinary dinner feel special. For this dish, large shrimp are peeled, deveined, and pan-fried. read more
Chinese dan dan noodles are boiled egg noodles, drenched in broth and topped with vegetables and meat. They're very spicy, rich in vibrant flavors, and will appeal to all lovers of Asian cuisine. They're also quick to prepare and— read more
This Asian-inspired dish uses top sirloin steak, a steak alternative from the rump of the steer that is lean, firm, and rich in flavor, best enjoyed at medium rare. Cut - read more
Korean-style fried rice can be served as a side dish with meat or as a healthy vegetarian main course. It's made with boiled rice, and fried bacon and spicy kimchi (sauerkraut) infuse it with a host of unique flavors. read more
Chinese-style sesame chicken is an easy-to-make dish packed with vibrant flavors that's quick to prepare even on a weekday evening. Chicken breasts, cut into small pieces, are marinated for a few minutes in a soy sauce mixture. read more
Teriyaki salmon is baked in the oven with pumpkin slices and served with steamed rice. This complete Asian-inspired dish is so quick and easy to prepare that you can treat your family to it even on a weeknight. The sauce adds a special flavor. read more
Store-bought pizza dough can be used to make these delightful scallion buns filled with green onions and sesame seeds. They're delicious, fluffy, and lightly spiced with chili oil, and they're ready in less than half an hour. So, without any hassle, you can... read more
Broccoli, with its refreshing flavor, is a healthy side dish for both everyday meals and festive occasions. The bright green florets always look delicious alongside other dishes, and to enhance their flavor, simply drizzle them with a dressing. read more
Oven-baked Asian meatballs served on Boston lettuce leaves with a dipping sauce. A great appetizer for parties or buffets. In addition to ground pork, they also include fried cabbage and fried shiitake mushrooms, and... read more
Although this soup is made with regular instant noodles (discard the seasoning packets), the authentic Japanese ramen flavor comes from the rich broth of chicken wings, bacon, shiitake mushrooms, and spices. The aroma is undeniable— read more
This hearty and healthy Asian-inspired salad is made with cooked wheat (or brown rice), grilled turkey, sautéed sugar snap peas with green onions, and fresh vegetables. It's all dressed with a sesame dressing that includes... read more
Make an Asian-inspired sub sandwich for a crowd, with the flavor of sweet and sour soy sauce and complementary pineapple. Cut into bite-sized pieces, and it will be a hit at your house party. Between two halves of a baguette, spread with... read more
Arctic char fillets are brushed with teriyaki sauce, honey, and sesame oil and grilled until coated with a delicious, sticky glaze. This tender fish takes no more than 7 minutes to cook through, yet... read more
Remove the pit from half an avocado and you'll find yourself with a delicious edible bowl just begging to be filled. Turn it into an elegant appetizer that will rock your Instagram feed. The outer cut sides of the avocado half are sprinkled with black... read more
Chicken strips – fried chicken strips in a crispy breading – are a crowd-pleasing appetizer and a sure-fire option for serving at home parties. The chicken strips are dipped in beaten egg whites and rolled in read more
Bagel and topped bun lovers will be delighted with this pizza: its sides are garnished with sesame, caraway, poppy seeds, coarse sea salt, garlic flakes, and shallots, reminiscent of that same delicious pastry that you can't stop eating. A - read more
These Asian-style chicken skewers are ready in minutes, look delicious, and are a welcome appetizer at any house party. Serve them directly on the skewers, half with meat pieces and the other half with... read more
A simple packet of instant noodles and a little work can transform chicken fingers into an exotic Japanese-style appetizer. Grind the dry noodles and mix them with sesame seeds for a crispy coating for the chicken. read more
Deviled eggs with a spicy filling are a versatile appetizer that can be served for any occasion. You can even decorate them to match the event, like these Halloween tea eggs. read more
Fall is the perfect time to enjoy healthy pumpkins and their equally healthy seeds, which, when served correctly, make a fantastic treat for home beer parties. Mix shelled pumpkin seeds with shelled pistachios and... read more
This refreshing cucumber salad, bursting with zesty flavors, makes a delicious, juicy addition to any Asian appetizer, or transforms simple grilled meat into an Asian-inspired dish. Perfect for picnics, it's ready in just a few minutes. read more
To make these long sandwiches, salmon fillets are sliced lengthwise and marinated in a mixture of Asian spices: rice wine (mirin) and white miso paste, along with brown sugar and sesame seeds. Marinate for at least 1 hour. read more
Before grilling, beef flank steak and a bunch of green onions are marinated for a few minutes in a savory mixture of Japanese ponzu sauce, wasabi mayo, and vegetable oil, infusing them with wonderful Asian flavors. The steak is then tender - read more
This quick and delicious salad is made with three types of beans: green beans, yellow wax beans, and edamame (unripe soybeans). All ingredients are blanched first. This will soften them slightly but retain their juiciness and... read more
To enhance the flavor, grill the corn and mushrooms for a few minutes before adding them to the salad. Grill the corn directly on the cob, then cut off the kernels. Before serving, toss these ingredients with... read more
Hawaiian poke salad is made with fresh raw tuna, which is cut into small cubes and mixed with similarly sized sliced cucumbers and green onions. The salad is dressed with a mixture of soy sauce, lemon juice, rice vinegar, and sesame oil. read more
Although this layered dessert with shortbread, pieces of fruit and whipped cream is traditionally a strawberry shortcake, you can experiment with its fruit filling as much as you like, and it turns out no less delicious and with - read more
When combined with dressing and spices, snow peas make a great salad or vegetable side dish for meat. To achieve this, snow peas are blanched in boiling water for a couple of minutes to make them slightly more tender while still remaining juicy and... read more
Prepare an interesting and delicious dish using chicken breasts stuffed with Asian rice. They can be served as a main course without any side dish. The chicken breasts are halved on the sides, filled with the stuffing, and secured. read more
It's hard to resist a delicious appetizer of crispy fried chicken, coated in a deliciously sticky Asian sauce and sprinkled with sesame seeds. It pairs perfectly with beer or simply as a treat for an exotic taste. To prepare: read more
Skinless cod fillet is poached in a broth with a fragrant leek sauté in white wine and served with a delicious almond-sesame sauce. To make the sauce, blend the toasted almonds, sesame seeds, and leeks used for the sauté. read more
Delicious and crispy chicken wings are an appetizer that everyone, adults and kids alike, will love. Bake them in the oven until crispy and golden brown and toss them in a large bowl with teriyaki sauce. This mysterious Japanese sticky sauce can be... read more
Grilled chicken wings are the perfect summer alternative to deep-fried wings, and the rich, sweet and spicy flavor makes them a blast! Before cooking, the wings are marinated for several hours in a mixture of honey and spicy - read more
This Asian barbecue sauce perfectly complements grilled red fish with its multifaceted flavor. To make it, combine fried onions and garlic, hoisin sauce, ketchup, honey, sambal oelek, soy sauce, fish sauce, and... read more
Even an inexpensive cut of beef like skirt steak can be cooked to a very tender and juicy finish. A Korean-style cola marinade with Asian spices is ideal for this. The cola will tenderize the tough meat perfectly and also add... read more
The bread made with this recipe is truly wonderful: delicious, moist, with a crispy crust sprinkled with sesame seeds. The added egg whites make the crumb light and airy. And if you replace the sugar with honey, the bread will acquire... read more
This delicious and healthy chicken in a crispy breading cooks quickly and doesn't contain excess fat. A mixture of crushed saltine crackers, cornflakes, and sesame seeds creates the perfect crust. Use various skinless and boneless chicken pieces and... read more
This bowl of steamed rice and salmon poke with avocado is like a lazy sushi version, with the ingredients simply piled into a bowl. The base of the bowl is rice, white or brown, depending on your preference. Top with thin slices of avocado and poke. read more
Chicken strips are a popular fast-food appetizer made from crispy, breaded chicken fingers deep-fried. Homemade strips prepared according to this recipe will be just as delicious and crispy, but healthier. Chicken fillet - read more
Delicious and vitamin-packed bok choy is steamed in the microwave with garlic and ginger until it softens slightly but retains its healthy crunch and juiciness. Before serving, drizzle the finished cabbage with Asian-style dressing. read more
Make a more exotic Japanese-style hummus using edamame beans and miso, a fermented soybean paste that will infuse your snack with a unique umami flavor. Miso paste comes in several varieties, each with slightly different flavors: white - read more
A corn dog is a popular American street food snack, a sausage wrapped in cornmeal on a stick. Traditional corn dogs are deep-fried and delicious, but not very healthy. The same can't be said for their oven-baked mini versions, which... read more
Even a snack like chicken fingers can be prepared so they're crispy, packed with exotic Asian flavor, and still healthy. The chicken is cut into strips and, instead of the traditional breading, coated in a mixture of fried... read more
Hasselback is a method of slicing vegetables like an accordion. This method is most often used for cutting potatoes, but baked Hasselback radishes are equally as interesting. Below in the recipe are detailed instructions for slicing any vegetable. read more
With this sandwich, you're sure to satisfy your hunger. It's perfect for breakfast or lunch. All the ingredients combine perfectly in flavor and texture, not to mention they're incredibly healthy. Each slice of toasted bread... read more
Prepare Asian-style chicken fingers with shiitake mushrooms, tender snap peas, and a side of rice, all drizzled with a delicious Asian sauce. For the sauce, you'll need soy sauce, dark sesame oil, ginger, rice vinegar, and... read more
This nutritious and healthy cooked quinoa salad with fresh vegetables and grilled chicken will take on a whole new flavor when combined with an Asian dressing. This dressing is quick and easy to make in a skillet using sautéed onions, ginger, and garlic. read more
The combination of smoky bacon and kimchi sauerkraut gives this Korean-inspired dish a fantastic flavor. Separately boil the broccolini—a relative of broccoli with longer, juicier stems—and then boil the Chinese noodles in the same water. read more
Appetizing chicken pieces in an Asian sauce are served on a bed of broccoli. All parts of the broccoli are used. The firmer stems are used in low-carb rice, while the tender florets are lightly steamed to retain their juiciness. Separately, stir-fry... read more
The traditional American muffuletta, invented by local Sicilians, is a huge sandwich filled with various Italian deli meats, pickled vegetables, and provolone cheese. But it's even more delicious when made in the form of a large... read more
Even two simple ingredients like chicken breast and broccoli can create a delicious Asian dish if you stir-fry them. Additional ingredients include spices, ginger, garlic, and soy sauce. read more
This salad is made with spiced roasted chickpeas, fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and lettuce, topped with a yogurt dressing with tahini sesame paste. The chickpeas and spices give it a flavor just like falafel, but with a twist. read more
Delicious granola doesn't have to be sweet. Make it curry-flavored, and you'll be surprised at how harmoniously it combines sweet and spicy flavors with the subtle heat of cayenne pepper and the rich flavors of assorted nuts and seeds. read more
This recipe is especially helpful during eggplant season, when you want to make something more interesting with them than just a main course. Baba Ganoush, a Middle Eastern dip, is delicious, and most importantly, it's easy to make. You can bake the eggplants in - read more
The Chinese dish dan dan originated in Sichuan Province and was originally considered street food. Vendors would walk the streets carrying a long stick over their shoulders, with a basket of hot noodles hanging on one end and a pot of sauce on the other. read more
Roasting whole chickens will make your work easier and at the same time create a dinner that will look very festive and festive. Rub two chickens with Chinese five-spice seasoning and place them in a preheated oven. Chinese - read more
Regina sesame cookies originate from the Sicilian city of Palermo, where they are considered a traditional pastry. They look like small ovals, completely covered in sesame seeds. Knead the dough, shape the cookies, roll them in sesame seeds, and bake. read more
The dense wheat grains add a distinctive texture to this Asian-inspired dish. The creamy miso sauce melds the flavors beautifully. The dish's appeal is enhanced by the delicate orange salmon, which pairs beautifully with... read more
Make homemade noodles by adding a couple of avocados to the dough instead of eggs. The natural fats they contain make the dough soft, tender, and elastic. They also give the noodles a pleasant greenish tint. It's best to cut the noodles, - read more
Puff pastry is the perfect base for a variety of crispy appetizers. This recipe suggests making three types of savory appetizers: cheese sticks with sesame seeds, palmieres (or ears) with pesto sauce, and pockets filled with tapenade—an olive paste. For these: read more
Belekoy is a traditional Filipino confection, vaguely reminiscent of marshmallows. It's incredibly easy to make and tastes wonderful. Brown sugar is simmered in apple juice and thickened with glutinous rice flour. read more
This enormous quesadilla, flavored with four of America's most popular sandwiches, is the perfect treat for a large group. As the name suggests, this appetizer combines two dishes: a Mexican quesadilla—fried tortillas filled with cheese—and... read more
Monkey bread is a popular American pastry, a pie or large cake made from numerous rolled dough balls filled with filling, which are then separated by hand and eaten. Its name likely comes from the way the bread is eaten: read more
What's the secret to delicious spare ribs? It's tender meat that falls off the bone easily, and a richly flavored sauce or glaze. But to make the meat tender, it usually requires a long braising, baking, or marinating process, but when using... read more
These buns are filled with a popular savory topping made from a mixture of sesame seeds, poppy seeds, garlic flakes, and onion flakes. Mix these ingredients and toast them in the oven. To give the filling a rich texture, first spread it on a rolled-out dough... read more
Bibimbap is a traditional Korean dish consisting of a bowl of rice topped with various vegetables and pieces of meat, cooked Korean style, and arranged in neat piles around a fried egg. The cooking process is read more









































































































