vegetables
Recipes with green vegetables, garden vegetables and mushrooms.
Da lian huo shao
Da lian huo shao is a traditional Mandarin dish. The preparation involves a yeast dough that is left to rise before being rolled out and filled.
Da lian huo shao can be enjoyed as it is or with a side of hot, clear soup or soy milk for a traditional Chinese breakfast experience.
Crisp tortillas with beef
Mexican tostadas are fried corn tortillas topped with refried beans, meat and vegetables. This crips tortilas are easy and fun to make and very enjoyable to eat.
Bang bang chicken
Traditional bang bang chicken is a dish of shredded chicken julienned cucumber and a spicy sauce.
The poached chicken is often pounded with a stick (棒, bàng in chinese) which is where the name "bang bang" comes from.
Beef stir fry Szechuan style
Szechuan style beef stir fry is a spicy and savory dish featuring tender beef slices stir-fried with colorful vegetables in a robust Szechuan sauce. The dish offers a perfect balance of heat, sweetness, and umami, making it a delightful treat to eat.
Szechuan sauce
Szechuan sauce is a bold and pungent sauce that is a staple in Chinese cuisine from the Szechuan region. Szechuan sauce is known for its depth of flavor, combining sweet, sour, salty, and spicy elements to create a complex taste profile. This sauce can be used as a marinade, stir-fry sauce, or dipping sauce.
Causa limeña
A delicious potato terrine layered with fillings such as tuna, chicken, or avocado.
Easy miso ramen
A ramen soup with a miso and soy sauce flavored broth, served with assorted toppings.
Stamppot
A traditional Dutch dish that can be described as a hearty and comforting potato mash, combined with various other ingredients.
One common feature of stamppot dishes is that they are often served with a large smoked sausage known as rookworst.
Sambal oelek
Sambal oelek is a chile paste made of pounded or chopped fresh red chiles flavored with salt, a little sugar and vinegar. It´s pure chile flavor.
While it's easy to find jars of sambal oelek in grocery stores, you can also make this condiment at home.
Ifisashi
Ifisashi is a traditional Zambian dish made primarily with a mix of leafy green vegetables, tomatoes, peanuts, and sometimes meat. This nutritious and flavorful meal can be served as a main course or a side dish, and is often enjoyed with nshima, a maize porridge that is a staple in many African countries. The recipe below provides a vegetarian version of ifisashi, but you can easily add meat or fish if you prefer.