Spicy Korean Tofu Tacos are the perfect taco for when you want something light, spicy and packed with flavor. Charred tortillas, marinated roasted tofu, spicy fresh slaw and creamy avocado. I am not normally a fan of the word “fusion”, but it’s Korean meets Mexican with these tacos. The result? Delish!
These Chilled Noodles with Spicy Ginger Sauce aren’t your average noodle. They are spicy, fresh, and packed with tons of umami flavor. Great served hot or cold, this may be your new favorite noodle.
This Moroccan Carrot Salad with Harissa Vinaigrette is a little sweet, a little spicy, and packed with flavor. It’s the perfect dish to serve as part of a meze-style spread with couscous, olives, smoked eggplant, kebabs, dips and pita bread.
I could chill all year long with these Chilled Soba Noodles with Avocado & Chili Garlic Sauce ~ from summer through winter. A little spicy, a little sweet, and a TON of umami flavor. Continue Reading
What’s better than chilled soba noodles on a warm day? Hot soba noodles on a cold day. And that’s how this recipe for Spicy Asian Noodles was created ~ me craving some belly-warming, soul-warming noodles on a cold January day.
These noodles have all the Asian flavors, are a little spicy, a little sweet, AND (bonus!) they have fresh veggies. Tasty and healthy, my kind of noodles.
These Maple Chili Roasted Brussels Sprouts is my new fave way to make brussels sprouts. I already loved roasted brussels, but with this Asian sweet & spicy chili sauce I’m officially obsessed! Continue Reading
If you are stuck in a recipe rut then it’s time to mix it up (literally!) with this Spicy Vegan Bibimbap. I say “mix it up”, because this is what bibimbap means.
Bibim = mixed, and bap = rice. Oh, and it’s pronounced bee-bim-bap, in case you are curious. Continue Reading
This Crunchy Asian Slaw is like a salad meets a slaw meets a rainbow. I love this recipe because it’s so versatile, healthy, and is super flavorful and colorful. Continue Reading
Photo: Jerran Boyer
Some people consider themselves vegetable lovers, but can they really “wok” the walk?
Let’s find out! I am presenting a vegetable challenge: let’s see if you can eat 10 different veggies per day for the next week. Wait, before you have a (artichoke) heart attack, it’ll be easier than you think. Especially if you make my easy peasy Asian vegetable stir-fry recipe, aka Sesame Ginger Stir-Fry, which gets you to your daily quota by lunchtime. P.S.- fresh herbs count, too!
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