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Asian + Dairy free recipes (97)

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Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Swordfish has a distinctive, firm, meaty texture, but can become dry if grilled. Here it is steamed with vegetables and spicy Thai flavourings in paper parcels to ensure the flesh stays tender and succulent.
 
Recipe by: CORWYNN DARKHOLME
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Made from thinly sliced pork fillet, fresh ginger, spring onions and Chinese noodles. It is quick and easy to prepare, and makes a great first course for a dinner party.
 
Recipe by: Lindsay Perejma
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For extra flavour, add a splash of rice wine or sake to the soup before serving.
 
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You will never recognise your leftover Christmas turkey when you combine it with Asian ingredients to create this delicious yet quick and easy dish. You may end up making turkey just to have leftovers!
 
Recipe by: Lakmini Ebbinghaus
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Asian ingredients give these barbecued chops loads of flavour. They can also be put in the oven and grilled.
 
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This asparagus pairs especially well with Asian barbecued meats, such as satays.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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Aromatic cardamom lends its rich flavour to this simple but luxurious side dish.
 
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Chargrilled beef is served with crisp lettuce, cucumber and cherry tomatoes dressed in a Thai-inspired dressing. Fantastic summertime food.
 
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: 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.
 
Recipe by: Jackie Smith
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Serve as a dipping sauce for Asian dishes like spring rolls and dumplings.
 
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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: Maggie Pannell
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These popular Chinese light bites, filled with chicken and crisp vegetables, are given a new twist, wrapped with filo pastry rather than the usual wonton wrappers, then baked, not deep-fried. Enjoy with a fruity chutney and an Oriental-style salad, or serve as party nibbles.
 
Recipe by: Brenda Houghton
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A sweet sauce blends delicate rice wine with hoisin, garlic and green peas in this traditional Oriental omelette.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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Zesty orange and warm chinese spices offset the rich taste of duck perfectly. Serve with rice or noodles for a healthy supper.
 
Recipe by: SMACPRODUCTIONS
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Tofu is coated with cornflour and then deep fried. It's served with spring onions and hoi-sin sauce. Use any Asian-style dipping sauce you prefer.
 
Recipe by: Maggie Pannell
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In this attractive salad, full-flavoured shiitake and chestnut mushrooms are combined with slices of tender griddled duck, juicy orange segments, crunchy water chestnuts and rice, with a fresh ginger and honey dressing. Duck meat is in fact very lean, once the thick layer of fat and skin has been removed.
 
Recipe by: Angelyn Semenza
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This is great for fish and chicken.
 
Recipe by: Jan
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This is an easy way to use up small amounts of leftover chicken, and no one fights over white or dark meat! Just wrap leftover chicken in wonton wrappers and bake until crispy. You can serve them plain or with soy sauce or sweet chilli sauce. You can buy wonton wrappers at Chinese and Asian supermarkets.
 
Recipe by: Dell
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Stir-frying is so quick and helps retain the flavour of the vegetables. My version has carrots, peppers, courgettes, bean sprouts and spring onions but you can use whatever you have available.
 
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