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Pan-grilled beef steaks seasoned with basil powder and basted in butter, served under a blended garlic cream sauce. Onion, milk and fresh cream cook down into the sauce before it is pureed smooth.
This quick steak recipe is served with a punchy roquefort butter and a fresh chopped salad. You’ll need a food processor and a weight or heavy pan to press the steak as it cooks.
Napa cabbage leaves wrapped around a springy shrimp filling with carrot, scallions, ginger and sesame oil, pan-browned then steamed, with a soy, black vinegar and chili oil dipping sauce.
Baby napa cabbage quartered with beef brisket tucked between its leaves, steamed with mirin until tender, and served with a sweet soy-vinegar dipping sauce.
Blue crab stir-fried in chili oil, coated with a fiery seasoned sauce, and steamed under a mound of soybean sprouts. Water parsley and ground sesame seeds finish the platter.
Scallops in their shells sit on nests of glass noodles under a three-stage garlic sauce and a soy and oyster dressing, steamed briefly and served with cucumbers pickled in black vinegar, soy and sesame oil.
Delicately steamed white fish under sizzling ginger-scallion oil, served with egg noodles tossed in sesame paste, chilli bean sauce and Sichuan pepper.
Pot rice crowned with a steamed egg custard layer and a tangle of carrot rapee dressed with whole-grain mustard, honey and lemon. Sweet, sharp and savory flavors sit in separate bands over the rice.
Starch-coated flatfish steams over a bed of onion until tender, then meets a sweet-sour yuja soy sauce flecked with green onion and red chili. The citrus sauce keeps the delicate fish bright.
Whole bomdong leaves layered with bean sprouts and thin pork belly, steamed in cheongju until silky, and dressed with a sweet-sharp yuja ponzu scattered with fresh chilies.
Marinated pork belly rolled inside aged kimchi leaves and simmered in anchovy-kelp broth under a spicy gochujang seasoning, until the rolls are tender and the broth tastes of kimchi.
Scallops steamed in their shells with cheongju, butter, garlic and two kinds of chili. The liquor in the pot turns into a spicy, buttery broth around the just-opened shellfish.
Steamed sea bass fillets served over a silky tomato and bread sauce with warm borlotti beans and Taggiasca olives, finished with a herby lemon gremolata.
Smoked duck steams over a tall stack of cabbage, bok choy, sprouts, onion and enoki, all cooked by the vegetables' own moisture. A fiery Cheongyang soy sauce is served for dipping.
Carrot, zucchini, bean sprouts, shiitake, and onion steamed until just tender and served over rice with a softly steamed egg. A plum-sweetened gochujang seasoning ties the clean vegetables together.
Kabocha squash wedges steam first, followed by radishes, broccolini and young carrots, and everything is served over steamed rice with a miso, lemon, ginger and sesame dressing.
Main course20 min2–4 servings280 kcalVegetarianGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumRenal
A thick Jamaican stew of red kidney beans and salted pigtails simmered in a coconut broth with thyme, scallion, garlic, allspice and Scotch bonnet. Small hand-rolled dumplings, called spinners, are added at the end to thicken the pot.
Meet Stewed Chicken, the dish that sums up everything good about Grenadian home cooking. Chicken is browned until burnished, then left to bubble away with curry powder, thyme, tomatoes and a handful of bright vegetables until it falls apart at the touch of a fork. It is slow food in the best sense, unhurried, generous and full of the warm, spicy character of the Caribbean. Serve it over rice or pasta and dinner turns into an island escape.
Meet Stewed Chicken, the warm-hearted national dish of Saint Lucia. Tender pieces of chicken simmer slowly with onion, garlic, sweet peppers and carrots until the sauce turns glossy and deeply savoury, carrying the island's signature notes of thyme and cumin. It is the kind of one-pot cooking that fills a kitchen with anticipation, simple enough for a weeknight, generous enough for a celebration, and always best shared around a crowded table.
Saint LucianMain Dishes1–2 servings973 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Baby back ribs browned and braised in soy sauces, hoisin, oyster sauce, brown sugar and rice vinegar with cinnamon, bay and dried chilis, reduced to a sticky glaze.
Boneless chicken thighs bake under a ketchup, brown sugar, soy and Worcestershire glaze, then finish under the broiler with the pan juices and reserved glaze until caramelised.
Slow-roasted pork belly with a sticky beetroot glaze, served with earthy beetroot ketchup, a cabbage and beetroot slaw with potato and gherkins, and dressed baby gem wedges.
Crispy-edged ground beef glazed in a sticky soy and maple sauce, served over ramen noodles in a coconut broth built on red curry paste, white miso and cashew butter, finished with cucumber, cilantro and chili crisp.
Chicken thighs seared in a soy, maple, hoisin and oyster sauce marinade, sliced over basmati rice with a warm ginger, garlic and scallion broth poured over.