These simple chicken skewers with pineapple can be baked in the oven. The perfect combination of the fruity notes of pineapple and the flavor of chicken has long been known, but nothing can stop you from enhancing the flavor. And grill the skewers with a glaze, which can be... read more
While in Russia, Asian cuisine is primarily available in restaurants and delivery services, in its homeland, it's typically primarily experienced through street food. In these countries, it's not hard to find a street stall selling... read more
"Ground pork was an opportunity for us to improvise," the chefs share, "we wanted to infuse this recognizable ingredient with flavor. We infused the dish, true to the chosen style, with the rich aroma of Sichuan seasonings. And the eggplants—" read more
Eggplant, minced pork, chili sauce, soy sauce, balsamic vinegar, ginger root, green onions, garlic...
A quick and easy dish with an Asian twist. Chicken or turkey works well in place of beef, and you can also experiment with other ingredients. For example, grated carrots in the filling will add color and a vegetal flavor. read more
Ground beef, Boston lettuce, ginger root, green onions, garlic, hoisin sauce, soy sauce, ground cayenne pepper, peanuts...
In this recipe, eggplant slices are first roasted in the oven and then finished in a wok, infusing a wealth of Asian flavors. This delicious dish offers a whole range of flavors, smells amazing, and looks absolutely beautiful. read more
Sometimes you want to add variety to your usual meat side dishes and try something new, and these grilled glazed eggplants are a great alternative. These vegetables, thanks to their composition, offer a number of beneficial properties: read more
Kung Pao Eggplant is a vegetarian version of the famous Chinese stir-fry dish, Kung Pao Chicken. Blending seamlessly with the Asian sauce and spices, the nutritious and meaty eggplants are a worthy substitute for chicken pieces. Quick - read more
Eggplant, chili pepper, sweet pepper, brown rice, ginger root, soy sauce, rice vinegar, coconut oil, green onions, starch, peanuts...
Vegetable side dishes are always present on the dinner table, and preparing them doesn't require any special skills. Of all the various vegetables, carrots are a particularly common ingredient. Alternatively, consider boiled, multicolored carrots in a shiny, light... read more
Cabbage salads are found in virtually every cuisine around the world. The crisp freshness of cabbage makes it an excellent side dish for main courses, balancing their rich flavor. This salad is incredibly quick to prepare and is easy on the figure and wallet. Claimed - read more
Red cabbage, Savoy cabbage, green onions, ginger root, soy sauce, lemon juice, brown sugar, sesame seeds...
Cola, soy sauce, and garlic give this dish a unique sweet and sour flavor, and the grilled chicken is incredibly tender and juicy. Pickled chili peppers add a touch of piquancy. read more
This elegant and incredibly simple dish uses almost every part of the pineapple, along with a fillet of bass or snapper. The pineapple peel protects the fish from direct heat, preventing it from burning and preserving its juiciness. And the pineapple pulp makes a wonderful salsa. read more
Red snapper, plum tomatoes, jalapeño pepper, ginger root, bell pepper, lime juice, red onion, soy sauce, honey, cilantro...
A simple and delicious kebabs. This chicken can be served as a main dish, for example, with rice, or used as a filling for burritos or fajitas. To prevent wooden skewers from burning in the oven, you should... read more
When planning a buffet or a party for friends, prepare an appetizer in the form of slider sandwiches with spicy grilled chicken. Slider sandwiches are typically made on miniature buns, about 5 cm in diameter. Cut them in half, toast them, and... read more
One of everyone's favorite grilled dishes is, without a doubt, chicken wings. The crispy crust, smoky flavor, and incredibly juicy, tender meat—who can resist? And the combination of chicken with soy sauce, dates, and pepper— read more
Chicken in a Jamaican jerk marinade is sure to impress anyone who tries it. The already delicious mango salsa can be enhanced with pineapple for added sweetness to balance the spiciness. read more
Chicken breasts, salsa sauce, orange juice, lime juice, hot sauce, soy sauce, chili pepper, ginger root, cucumbers, mango, nutmeg, allspice, thyme, brown sugar, cinnamon...
Pork spare ribs are popular not only in Western cuisine but also in Asian cuisine. Their distinctive flavor comes from the sweet and tart sauce that is brushed on the ribs during cooking. Spare ribs, cut from the loin, are quite meaty and delicious, but to make their meat... read more
Make Asian-style barbecue pork ribs. To ensure juicy and tender ribs, first marinate them overnight in a mixture similar to Chinese hoisin sauce. Then, slowly smoke them on the grill, basting them directly at the end. read more
For this recipe, it's best to use pork ribs cut from the brisket; they're fattier and more sinewy, making them incredibly juicy when smoked properly. Smoke the ribs on an American-style grill, choosing one of two methods: read more
Pork, barbecue sauce, tomato paste, guajillo pepper, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, brown sugar, red pepper flakes, chili seasoning, bay leaf, celery, salt, oregano, thyme, cloves, Cajun seasoning, paprika...
Time:3 hours. plus marinating time Complexity: easily Servings: 4 - 6
Hawaiian poke salad is very similar to Japanese cuisine, consisting of raw tuna, rice, and an Asian-inspired dressing. This salad has recently become fashionable in European restaurants, but if you have access to... read more
Grilled baked tomato soup is a light and delicious dish. It's thick, rich, tender, aromatic, and delicious. The shrimp perfectly complement it with their sweet and sour, unique flavor, which evokes the "motive" of... read more
Pork ribs, while not the meatiest cut of meat, are very popular as a delicious appetizer. If you don't have time to smoke or bake them, you can try this quick-cook honey-glazed ribs recipe. read more
pork, apple cider vinegar, soy sauce, rice vinegar, honey...
A special cooking method in which meat is rubbed with a mixture of hot spices or marinated in them is called "jerk" and originated in Jamaica. In 1655, when the British arrived on the island, slaves of African descent began hiding in the mountains. There, read more
Chicken, chili pepper, allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, thyme, brown sugar, soy sauce, ginger root, lime juice, parsley...
Time:1 hour. plus marinating time Complexity: easily Servings: 4
In Russia, pasta is traditionally perceived as a side dish, while in Asia, cold noodle salads are no longer surprising, as are the Italians, who have borrowed this idea and given it their own national flavor. Such - read more
Modern outdoor grills have long since ceased to be simply a grill for frying meat. Now, the lucky owners of such equipment can braise, simmer, smoke, and, of course, fry. Thanks to this, ribs cooked to... read more
This casserole makes a great side dish for barbecued meats, as well as a hearty main course. After removing the pan from the oven, you can sprinkle the surface with mozzarella. If you do the same with pre-cooked bacon, rather than adding it before baking, read more
Ground beef, pork, red beans, barbecue sauce, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce, brown sugar, ketchup, bacon...
A veggie burger is a vegetarian version of a hamburger that doesn't contain meat. What makes this veggie burger so perfect is the realistic-looking patty and the rich, full-bodied flavor. Instead of meat, boiled barley or pearl barley is used. read more
Coffee barbecue sauce is considered one of the most suitable for cooking baby back ribs. Its harmonious flavor and delicate texture enhance the pork's flavor, giving it an even more appetizing appearance and piquancy. read more
A lighter, summery take on the Mexican taco, which traditionally consists of a tortilla filled with grilled meat, vegetables, and spicy salsa. Replace the flour tortilla with lettuce leaves, and make the salsa with a fruit and vegetable medley. read more
Chinese sweet and sour sauce is incredibly versatile for both meat and vegetables. It combines sweet, spicy, sour, and salty flavors to enhance the flavor of almost any dish. In our case, that's chicken. The recipe is incredibly simple. read more
Jerk is a Jamaican marinade and cooking method for poultry; jerk chicken means "roasted to a crisp." It originated in the mid-17th century, thanks to escaped slaves who hid in the Jamaican wilderness and cooked from whatever they found. read more
Chicken pairs perfectly with garlic and honey. Garlic adds a piquant flavor and aroma, while the honey glaze makes the meat more tender and creates a delicious caramel crust during cooking. This dish will captivate you with its unique... read more
chicken thighs, soy sauce, apple cider vinegar, thyme, garlic, honey...
Time:30 min. plus marinating time Complexity: easily Servings: 4
Amazingly tender Asian-style chicken. It only requires one pot, so there's no need for mountains of dirty dishes after your culinary creativity. This dish is very versatile and can be enjoyed on its own or with a side dish. read more
Want to brighten up your gray days with a touch of vacation? Filipino pork loin is perfect for that. It's easy and quick to prepare. You'll only need a grill, but you can make it without one. Fish sauce and vinegar give the meat its distinctive... read more
Pork, jasmine rice, apple cider vinegar, soy sauce, fish sauce, red pepper flakes...
Satay is a dish of Indonesian and Malaysian cuisine. It is a miniature version of Thai kebabs, made from almost any type of meat, poultry, offal, seafood, and many other ingredients. This version of satay is made from read more
This dish's recipe is inspired by Japanese cuisine. It combines sour, sweet, salty, and spicy flavors. It boasts a unique flavor and aroma. It's best served with short-grain rice and roasted vegetables. read more
Soy sauce, brown sugar, sherry, rice vinegar, garlic, ginger root, chili pepper, chicken thighs, sesame seeds...
Fans of Asian cuisine will love this beef and tofu on lettuce. This dish is perfect when you're craving something unusual, yet still quick and filling. It can be served as a main course or as a healthy side dish. read more
Chili sauce, soy sauce, hoisin sauce, rice vinegar, sherry, rice wine, tofu, ginger root, green onions, ground beef, lettuce, bell peppers, peanuts, water chestnuts...
Meatloaf is a dish common in Europe and the United States. Translated from English, it means "meat loaf" and is a meat casserole shaped like a loaf of bread. Besides ground meat, the main ingredients of meatloaf typically include: read more
What are the first Asian ingredients that come to mind? Well, except for rice... Of course, the combination of soy sauce, ginger, and garlic, and chicken. Asian dishes are often simple to prepare and have a unique, rich flavor. read more
Ramen is perhaps one of the most recognizable dishes in Japanese cuisine. For the Japanese themselves, this "soup" has become a cultural symbol; it is studied from various angles, and there is even an entire museum dedicated to the dish in Yokohama. Every chef strives to... read more
Salmon is rightfully recognized as a source of high-quality protein that is easily digested by the human body. The fish is rich in a variety of vitamins and minerals, and, importantly, serves as a source of Omega-3, the so-called beneficial fatty acids. Salmon in - read more
Brown sugar, honey, butter, mustard, soy sauce, ginger root, salmon...
Stir-frying is a cooking method in which meat and vegetables are quickly fried in a hot pan with a small amount of oil. This is also how the popular Asian udon noodles with chicken and vegetables are prepared, resulting in not only... read more
It's worth a try if you're tired of simple sandwiches and sliders or want something more complex. The specialty of this fast food is the spicy patty, which is as small as the hamburger itself. read more
Salmon is a fish whose taste is usually enjoyed even by those who simply dislike other fish. It doesn't shrink much after cooking, doesn't fall apart, and doesn't turn into an unpleasant mush. Salmon is rich in vitamins and... read more
Lo mein is a popular Chinese dish consisting of wheat flour noodles, usually served with vegetables, some types of meat, or seafood, though lo mein is never eaten with fish. An important ingredient in the noodles is soy. read more
Lo mein noodles, turnips, radishes, ginger root, jalapeño peppers, cucumbers, soy sauce, oyster sauce, rice vinegar, green onions...
Tender salmon fillet in a zesty mustard-garlic marinade, grilled. This simple and delicious dish, made with readily available ingredients, can be prepared outdoors on a barbecue grill with minimal effort and time. read more
Thanks to nature's riches in the shoals of salmon frolicking off the coast of Alaska, we get excellent meat free from antibiotics and excess environmental toxins. The omega-3 content of salmon fillets is read more
Tender salmon steaks grilled in a sweet and tangy glaze of Chinese hoisin sauce, orange juice, soy sauce, sesame oil, honey, and spices. Served on fresh spinach leaves. read more
A step-by-step recipe for Italian crespelle pancakes with grilled chicken and balsamic vinegar barbecue sauce, served with a Napa cabbage and apple salad. read more
Spicy scallion pancakes are one of the most popular dishes in Chinese cuisine. They're a type of flatbread that, in one form or another, is found in many cuisines around the world. Follow this recipe to make these pancakes in a frying pan. read more
Water chestnuts (chilim, or water chestnut) make a great appetizer to whet your appetite. Serve them to your guests to curb their hunger and while away the time until the main course is ready. read more
Water chestnuts, bacon, soy sauce, Worcestershire sauce, brown sugar, ketchup...
"Don't miss out on delicious homemade baked goods. I love these chicken puff pastries because this type of pie allows you to control portion sizes." read more
The sweet and sour chicken you order at a restaurant is likely too fatty and salty, but this homemade version from Food Network Magazine, while lean, is incredibly filling. A smart approach and select ingredients, like chicken breasts, read more
This light combination of vegetables seasoned with vinegar and oil is complemented by buckwheat noodles and a fragrant condiment – satay sauce. read more
Noodles, lettuce, shallots, carrots, bell peppers, peanut sauce, rice vinegar, lime juice, fish sauce, soy sauce, red pepper flakes, garlic, basil, mint, cilantro...