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Green Apple Som Tam

03 Nov, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Fruit, No cook, Salads, Sides, Thai, Vegan

Green apple som tam is probably not the correct translation for this very popular Thai dish, a.k.a. green papaya salad. But, I don't speak Thai so ...

nutella

Nutella Cheesecake à la Nigella

02 Oct, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in No cook, Snacks, Sweets/desserts

  Nutella was the peanut butter of my childhood. I ate the rich, creamy chocolate-hazelnut spread slathered one-inch-thick in between slices of white bread. I scraped it out of matchbox-sized containers with an accompanying plastic spoon (they were sold in snack packs similar to these). And I...

homemade yogurt

How to Make Homemade Yogurt and Orange-Clove Lassi

18 Aug, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Breakfast, Drinks, Indian, No cook, Pakistani, Snacks, Tips and techniques

I was a yogurt-making novice until my first year of marriage. That was 13 years ago. My impetus wasn’t being a Mrs. Nor was I inspired to become more of a homebody because we were living in the English countryside. The culprit was actually an insulated flask I...

asinan

Sweet, Spicy, Sour Peach and Watermelon Salad

07 Aug, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Appetizers/Sides, Fruit, Indonesian, No cook, Salads, Sides, Snacks, Vegan

Time: 10 minutes, plus 2 hours chilling time Makes: 6 servings As odd as the combination of ingredients in this dish may sound, they actually play very well together. And it's a wonderful, not-so-ordinary, way to use up the bushels of fruit that show up in summer. After...

Easy Peasy Creamy Lychee Popsicles

10 Jul, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Comfort food, Fruit, No cook, Snacks, Sweets/desserts

My first taste of the lychee (also spelled "litchi") fruit came from a can. I can still remember biting into soft, milky white flesh, a sweet floral taste bursting in my mouth. It was definitely love at first bite and it’s stuck with me. When I was...

Asian Limes and No-Bake Calamansi Cloud Pie with Marie Biscuit Crust

05 Jun, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Condiments, Filipino, Ingredient spotlight, Kid-friendly, No cook, Sweets/desserts

Some grandmas send their grandchildren books. Some send LEGO's. Others send perhaps a hand-knitted hat or hand-sewn dress. My mom sent my son Marie biscuits. And not just a couple of packages, but 10 of them. Granted my 5 year-old loves these biscuits—he can devour five or six at...

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