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Chinese New Year + Dinner recipes (32)

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Recipe by: Shelley
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A marinated stir-fry chicken dish that pairs well with Asian-style noodles or rice.
 
Recipe by: Christine L.
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Try this next time you're pining for a takeaway. Soon, people may be knocking at your door for the recipe.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Soy sauce and ginger bring a taste of the Orient to a simple fish dish, accompanied by sesame-flavoured Chinese cabbage. Try serving with fragrant Thai rice.
 
Recipe by: grneyedmustang
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Marinated beef strips and vegetables are barbecued or grilled. Best served over rice, with spring rolls and Korean cucumber salad (from this site)!!
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Chicken, nuts and apricots flavoured with tangy fresh basil make a refreshing summer-style stir-fry. Serve with rice noodles or fluffy white rice for a healthy meal in moments. Delicious!
 
Recipe by: MARBALET
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Red pepper, spring onions and bean sprouts are tossed with strips of cooked chicken and noodles, then dressed with an Asian-inspired blend of peanut butter, soy sauce, chicken stock and fresh ginger.
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Use the tender meat left from last night's roast chicken for these Asian-flavoured pancakes with spring onions, five-spice powder and soy sauce. It's a fun family meal as each diner custom-makes his own pancake.
 
Recipe by: Norma MacMillan
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Rice sticks are flat noodles made from rice flour, available from Oriental food stores. With a lighter texture than wheat-flour noodles, they are perfect for stir-fries. Here, fine asparagus, succulent tiger prawns and crunchy water chestnuts are cooked quickly with the tender noodles.
 
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Chinese noodles are double cooked, first in water until al dente and then in a frying pan until crisp and brown. If you'd like to spice things up, replace the dark sesame oil with chilli oil.
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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Here's perfect fast-food for busy people who need lots of energy: prawns mixed with nutritious sprouted beans and vegetables in a colourful, multi-textured noodle dish.
 
Recipe by: Christine Johnson
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Marinated in a sherry honey glaze, then roasted to perfection, this dish will have you 'pigging out' to your heart's content!
 
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Little rice and sesame pancakes make an unusual topping for a crunchy salad of walnuts, marinated red cabbage and Chinese salad leaves – all brought together with a refreshing orange dressing. Delicious!
 
Recipe by: charsiew
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This delicate preparation for snapper is full of flavour and best done in a bamboo steamer. For such an easy preparation, the dish is quite impressive served in the steamer at a dinner party.
 
Recipe by: JENNIFER72_00
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A delicious and easy marinade for pork. Serve with stir-fried vegetables and rice.
 
Recipe by: KAM_SUNG
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This is a basic and common Chinese recipe for steamed fish. Serve over rice, using some of the sauce from the steaming bowl. Trout, cod, or any firm-fleshed fish will work for this recipe.
 
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Crisp filo parcels open to reveal a creamy seafood filling that contrasts wonderfully with a ginger and pineapple sauce. Try serving with a medley of mixed seasonal baby vegetables.
 
Recipe by: FAIQAH
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This is extremely spicy dish and very popular in South East Asia, especially in Singapore, Malaysia and the Phillipines. There are many variations to this traditional dish, and I'll try to be as close to the real thing as I can with my version. Don't worry, you can easily get the ingredients at any Asian supermarket. Serve with white rice and a big smile.
 
Recipe by: Jan Cutler
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This Chinese restaurant favourite is easy to prepare at home. Feel free to add other meats or vegetables to your liking.
 
Recipe by: Azmina Govindji
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The simple Oriental technique of stir-frying is perfect for preparing meals in a hurry. It is also a great healthy cooking method because it uses just a small amount of oil and cooks vegetables quickly so that most of their beneficial vitamins and minerals are preserved.
 
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This is one of our family’s Chinese New Year favourites. The tradition of serving whole fish on this holiday is a wish for "nian nian you yu" – “having more than enough for the coming year.” The recipe calls for "yu xiang wei" (“fish fragrant flavour”), a blend of garlic, ginger, spring onion, and chilli commonly used in Sichuan cuisine.
 
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