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Slow Cooker Hoisin Shredded Chicken Sandwich Recipe with Asian Slaw

Aug 1, 2012
Slow Cooker Hoisin Shredded Chicken Sandwich Recipe with Asian Slaw | cookincanuck.com

When I get a recipe in my mind, I just can’t shake it. It’s like The Blob, the old Steve McQueen movie where an amoeba-like creature takes over an unsuspecting city. Yeah, that’s my brain, being overtaken by thoughts of Asian flavors mixed into shredded chicken and a fresh slaw. It all started when I [...]

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Asian Quesadilla with Chicken, Zucchini & Hoisin Sauce Recipe

Mar 19, 2012
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It was a rather eventful weekend, particularly if you are a 7-year old boy (let’s call him T) with leprechauns on the brain. In my last post, I mentioned that while my husband and I were busy snacking on these Asian quesadillas with hoisin sauce, chicken and zucchini, T was busy fashioning a leprechaun trap [...]

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Rice Noodle Salad with Endive, Shrimp & Soy-Ginger Dressing Recipe

Jan 9, 2012
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Belgian endive, as the name suggests, was first a product of Belgium (though there are now many growers in North America). So, why the heck am I pairing it with Asian ingredients, such as rice noodles, ginger and soy sauce? Why should the Belgians get to have all the fun, I say? Endive, with its [...]

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Asian Slaw with Cashews, Pear & Ginger Dressing Recipe

Oct 24, 2011
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I’m not kidding when I say that I could eat this salad all day long. Not only is it dressed with a vinaigrette made of some of my favorite flavors, ginger and sesame, but it is healthy and refreshing, which is a nice contrast to some of the heavier stews and soups that are passing [...]

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Baked Teriyaki Turkey Meatball Recipe

Mar 22, 2011
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A few days ago, I was cruising around the internet, looking through some of my favorite food blogs when I stumbled upon a recipe for Cherry Coke & Jalapeno Meatballs from Kay of Kayotic Kitchen. Kay, otherwise known as the cooking Dutch girl, hails from Gouda in the Netherlands.  For those of us who are [...]

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Easy Asian Beef & Noodle Soup for Tasty Kitchen

Mar 7, 2011
Easy Asian Beef & Noodle Soup Recipe for Tasty Kitchen

Even as the seasons transition from winter to spring, soup remains a mainstay of our lunch and dinner menus. This easy Asian beef and noodle soup comes from Tasty Kitchen member Mary Helen, who blogs at Mary Makes Dinner. After a quick saute, the onions, mushrooms and baby bok choy simmer in an soy sauce [...]

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Flank Steak, Sweet Potato Noodle & Vegetable Spring Roll Recipe

Aug 6, 2010
Flank Steak, Sweet Potato Noodle & Vegetable Spring Roll Recipe

When I was about 10 years old, my mum would drive my best friend and me down to Granville Island each week. Granville Island is not technically an island (though some may argue this point), but it sounds quainter, so we will let that slide. This enclave of Vancouver is tucked away under the Granville [...]

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Spicy Asian Slaw Recipe with Napa Cabbage, Carrots & Ginger Dressing

Feb 24, 2010
Spicy Asian Slaw Recipe with Napa Cabbage, Carrots & Ginger Dressing

Steer clear of the cole slaw! That has always been my motto at summer barbecues. There is something about limp cabbage salads drenched in sun-warmed mayonnaise and permeated with the harsh taste of raw onions that makes me lose my appetite. However, when I made a Teriyaki Flank Steak Sandwich with Napa Cabbage, Red Peppers [...]

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Sticky & Sweet Chicken Wings Recipe with Soy, Honey & Ginger

Jan 28, 2010
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Even though I have lamented that we have spent many of our weekend hours watching football over the past couple of weeks, I feel I must confess. I genuinely look forward to an afternoon on the couch, watching some bone-crunching tackles and the finesse of a well-tuned offense. It’s not just the gratuitous snuggle time [...]

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