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Fire pork with cheese corn at Drunken Tiger
Fire pork with cheese corn at Drunken Tiger
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| Fire pork with cheese corn at Drunken Tiger |
Joomak Offers Wide-Ranging Korean Food in Melbourne
Joomak Offers Wide-Ranging Korean Food in Melbourne
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| Joomak Offers Wide-Ranging Korean Food in Melbourne |
Bruschetta with Tomatoes
Bruschetta with Tomatoes
E2W Food - Grilling in summer is best accompanied with the basic bruschetta al pomodoro. Having this to start the meal can be dangerously good that you tend to eat too much and end up not having much space anymore for the rest of the courses.
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Chinese Beef and Broccoli
Chinese Beef and Broccoli
E2W Food - One of the things I love about Chinese food – aside from the fact that it tastes so darn delicious – is how quick it is to make. Once you have the prep work of all the chopping done – and that can conveniently be done in advance – it literally takes 5 minutes or less to actually cook.
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Sweet & Spicy Braised Potatoes
Sweet & Spicy Braised Potatoes
E2W Food - If you’ve ever had a Korean meal, chances are, the main dish was preceded by a bunch of small appetizer dishes containing foods like dried fish, pickled carrot, fish cakes, kimchi, and potatoes. These little dishes are called banchan. One of my favourite banchans is Kamja Jorim, which is a chilled braised potato dish.
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Thai Basil Beef
Thai Basil Beef
E2W Food - Anything that takes 20 minutes is right up our alley. This recipe kicks things off by cooking ground beef with shallots, one of our favorite secrets for meat that has just a touch of extra flavor. But that's just the beginning. The sauce really gets going when you throw in the chilis, garlic, fish sauce, lime, and sugar.
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Favourite American Foods of All Time
Favourite American Foods of All Time
E2W Food - It doesn’t get more American than a basic hot dog, sandwiched between a sliced bun, topped with a squiggle of ketchup and mustard. The sausage was created in the late 1600’s by John Geoghehner, a butcher from Germany. They were popularised in Chicago in 1893. Everyone’s favourite hot dog is basically a cooked sausage which is traditionally grilled or steamed. Garnish with mustard, ketchup, mayonnaise, onions, relish, cheese and chilli.
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Caprese Salad with Pesto Sauce
Caprese Salad with Pesto Sauce
E2W Food - Nothing like a fresh tomato salad in summers! A great antipasto bite to start your meal with. This combination of juicy tomatoes and mozzarella cheese salad topped with freshly made pesto sauce is a distinct yet simple one. It offers a twist to the classic caprese salad.
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Vegetable Dumplings: Best and Worst Chinese Dishes for Your Health
Vegetable Dumplings: Best and Worst Chinese Dishes for Your Health
E2W Food - Sneak in some cabbage or leafy greens with this starter. Just be sure to have them steamed and not fried. Dip them in chili sauce instead of soy, and you’ll cut back on sodium, too. Share them with someone to keep your portion size in check.
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1 of 10 Popular Korean Food Dishes
Bibimbap
E2W Food - Michael Jackson put this dish on the global map after a trip to South Korea. It's tough not to love this elegantly laid out dish with rice and an egg yolk in its centre surrounded by multiple vegetables and meat. The ingredients are mixed together with a few drops of a gochujang - spicy red pepper taste, and sesame oil. Each spoonful has a different taste.
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Som Tum, Thailand’s Popular Green Papaya Salad
Som Tum, Thailand’s Popular Green Papaya Salad
E2W Food - Papaya salad is not only a signature dish in Thailand but also a popular one in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, though the Thai version is certainly the most famous. Food historians believe the dish originated in Thailand’s northeast neighbor of Laos, which might be why green papaya salad is one of the most popular dishes in Isaan, the northeastern region of the country. As the largest region in Thailand, many of the most remarkable of dishes commenced their journey into the foodie scene from this rarely visited area.
The dish in Laos is known as tam maak hung, and though it is similar to Thailand’s version, there are a few things that differ. Instead of using fish sauce, for instance, Laos vendors add in a fermented fish paste, which is much more overpowering and oftentimes not well liked by visitors who have yet to acquire a Laos palate. Green eggplants are also added to papaya salad in Laos, and it is generally not as sweet as Thailand’s version, though they are equally as spicy. While some Thai restaurants offer papaya salad, it is popularly known as a street food.
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E2W Food - Papaya salad is not only a signature dish in Thailand but also a popular one in Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, though the Thai version is certainly the most famous. Food historians believe the dish originated in Thailand’s northeast neighbor of Laos, which might be why green papaya salad is one of the most popular dishes in Isaan, the northeastern region of the country. As the largest region in Thailand, many of the most remarkable of dishes commenced their journey into the foodie scene from this rarely visited area.
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