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A Chinese hot and sour soup of mushrooms, bamboo shoots and tofu in seasoned chicken stock, thickened and finished with egg ribbons, vinegar and scallions.
This high protein charred salmon rice bowl makes for a speedy weeknight dinner or lunch, coming together in less than 30 minutes. Each serving provides 745 kcal, 38.8g protein, 58.4g carbohydrate (of which 17.9g sugars), 38.3g fat (of which 7.7g saturates), 5.5g fibre and 2.13g salt.
This broiled hot honey salmon recipe results in sweet, spicy, glossy fish coated in a homemade hot honey glaze for an easy weeknight dinner or make-ahead lunch.
A spicy Hunan steamed fish head buried under garlic, ginger, scallions and pickled red chiles, finished with sizzling oil and served with steamed rice.
Mixed sashimi chunks over rice with salad greens, julienned carrot and cucumber, perilla, crushed seaweed and masago, served with a pourable cho gochujang.
Salmon and tuna sashimi over warm short-grain rice with lettuce, carrot, cucumber and radish sprouts, garnished with masago and bonito flakes under a spicy gochujang sauce.
Ibirayi n'ibishyimbo is a delicious and hearty Rwandan bean soup that features a combination of tender beans and fish. It is a popular dish in Rwanda, often enjoyed as a nutritious and comforting meal. This soup is packed with flavors from aromatic spices and herbs, making it a satisfying and flavorful option.
Rolled inari tofu pouches are layered with seaweed, perilla leaf, seasoned rice and a wasabi-mayonnaise tuna filling. Black sesame seeds add a final nutty speckle.
Large shrimp seared quickly in lemony garlic butter with both minced and whole garlic cloves, finished with chopped parsley — a three-ingredient-style skillet dinner at its simplest.
Fish fillets poach gently in a coconut milk curry that starts with whole spices fried in oil and a blended onion, ginger and garlic puree. Curry leaves, garam masala and lemon juice finish the sauce.
A light, spicy Korean clam stew built on a quick dashima broth, with littleneck clams steamed open under pressure alongside garlic, jalapeño and green chile.
Couscous swelled in saffron-scented shellfish cooking water, tossed with mussels, clams, cherry tomatoes, raisins and lemon zest, and dotted with a basil and pistachio pesto.
Flour tortilla crunchwraps filled with creamy tuna salad, cheddar, nacho chips, romaine and pickled jalapeños, toasted seam-side down until crisp and melty.
Thin white fish fillets pressed into a homemade jerk spice blend of thyme, allspice, cayenne, brown sugar and warm spices, then seared hard for a deep bronze crust. A short rest on a rack keeps the crust crisp.
A hearty Jamaican soup of beef and shrimp simmered with yam, malanga coco, callaloo and okra in a coconut milk broth seasoned with thyme, allspice and a whole Scotch bonnet. Hand-rolled dumpling spinners make it a filling one-pot meal.
Whole red snapper is seasoned and steamed in a covered pot over pumpkin, potato, carrot and okra with thyme, onion and stock, with water crackers added at the end to soak up the juices. The fish cooks until tender and flaky, in well under an hour.
A Creole jambalaya of bacon, andouille, chicken and prawns baked in the oven with rice, crushed tomato and a paprika-based seasoning mix. The prawns and green onions go in only for the last few minutes.
A stovetop jambalaya that starts with crisp bacon and onions browned for over 20 minutes in butter, building a deep base for the tomatoes, andouille, chicken, rice and shrimp. Everything finishes together under a lid in the stock.
An easy oven-baked jambalaya with bacon, smoked sausage, chicken thigh and prawns over rice in a tomato broth. The meats are browned first and returned with their juices, and the prawns heat through right at the end.
Furikake-seasoned rice molded around a creamy tuna and mayo filling, grilled on both sides with an optional butter finish and served with roasted seaweed.
A whole side of salmon coated on both sides with a miso, sugar, sake and mirin marinade and left for a day or two before cooking. It grills skin side down first, flips briefly to caramelise the flesh, then rests under foil.
Japanese, Modern AsianDinner, Holiday, Special Occassion15 minServes 556 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabeticLow Fat / Low Cholesterol
Leftover japchae becomes a stew when simmered with stir-fried kimchi in anchovy broth seasoned with gochujang and chili flakes. Green onion and Cheongyang chili add a fresh, hot finish.
Built around fresh fish and a fragrant blend of warming oriental spices, it delivers the authentic flavour of the region straight to your plate. Traditionally served on special occasions as a mark of hospitality, this simple yet aromatic dish is easy to recreate at home and brings a taste of Bahraini culture to your kitchen.
Rice cakes and fish cake are stir-fried with Jjapaghetti black bean noodles in a gochujang-spiked sauce, finished with a boiled egg. It is a tteokbokki and jjajang hybrid in one pan.
A Jin Jjamppong cup ramyeon and a cup of fish cake soup are combined with extra hot water and microwaved into a single spicy soup. The fish cakes deepen the ramyeon broth for a quick one-person meal.
Rice cake slices simmer in a spicy jjamppong-style broth of pork, mussels, cabbage, onion and wood ear mushrooms built on beef bone soup. Chives finish the fiery, seafood-laced tteokguk.