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This delicious Summer Vegetable Bibimbap is my warm-weather version of the classic Korean rice bowl, layered with pickled carrot and cucumber, sauteed summer squash and spinach, fresh cherry tomatoes, edamame, and a sunny side up egg over jasmine rice, all pulled together with a gochujang sauce. I love that the bowl is ready in 40 […]

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My easy 20-minute Bok choy soup is a quick Chinese vegetable soup made with baby Bok choy, ginger, and zha cai simmered in chicken broth. It’s a light soup I love serving when the rest of the meal is a little heavier and I want a comforting broth to balance the main dishes. In Chinese […]

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This homemade taro paste is a smooth Chinese pastry filling made with steamed taro root, purple sweet potato, butter, and heavy cream. I love making it to treat my family in buns, mochi, and other homemade pastries, and the best part is that it’s ready in just 30 minutes. Taro paste is one of the […]

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My easy egg foo young is a homestyle Chinese egg omelet made with beaten eggs, finely diced peppers, and green onions, pan-fried in hot oil until the edges turn crispy and the middle stays fluffy, then finished with a savory brown sauce in 40 minutes. This is a base recipe I developed so anyone can […]

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This nutritious Korean noodle soup is a one-pot weeknight dinner where somen noodles simmer in a chicken broth seasoned with a delicious kimchi and gochujang paste. My soup finishes in 15 minutes and works with whatever leftover protein and greens are in the fridge. Korean noodle soup here is a Korean-inspired weeknight bowl, not a […]

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