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Pickles and Tea Adventures in Asian American Cooking

Noodling Around the Kitchen

30 May, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Thai

Auntie Rairat works in the kitchen at my family's restaurant Julia's Indonesian Kitchen. During meal breaks, she whips up some simple Thai dishes for the staff like this, pad see ew, a standard at Thai restaurants in North America. Auntie Rairat was kind enough to...

Flim Flum Flan

15 May, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Fusion, Indian, Sweets/desserts

Cardamom-studded Flan One wouldn't necessarily think of flan as an Indian dessert but this fusion recipe comes from someone with a fascinating provenance. Mumtaz Rahemtulla is of Indian origin (from the Western-most state of Gujarat) and a fourth generation Kenyan. Both she and her husband were...

Bibimbap Starring Oyster Kimchi

02 May, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Appetizers, Comfort food, Korean, Uncategorized

For everyone who has been waiting with bated breath for the oyster kimchi recipe, here it is! Enjoy it alone or in bibimbap. Korean Mixed Rice (Bibimbap) This homestyle Korean dish literally means to stir (bibim) cooked rice (bap). There are two different ways to serve...

Tickle Me With Pickles

14 Apr, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Appetizers, Korean

I never thought I had it in me. I buy kimchi. I eat kimchi. But I never imagined I would one day make kimchi. Not only did I make kimchi, I made 2 different types of kimchi-this one with Chinese cabbage and another with oysters (recipe coming)! If...

Quack … Quack …

09 Apr, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Chinese, Entrees, Poultry

I love duck! But I don't like the changes they've made on the Wordpress dashboard at all :(. I've had to re-acquaint myself with all the buttons and it's taking me that much longer to post. That and the fact that my manuscript deadline is...

Rolling with Lola

27 Mar, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Filipino, Interview with a grandma, Sweets/desserts

"I'll be making suman for my grandchildren tomorrow and I'll save some ingredients to show you next week when you come," Gloria Santos's cheerful voice came through with a gentle lilt over the phone. Suman (sweet rice cakes rolled in banana leaves) are Gloria's specialty,...

In search of perfect Thai basil pork

12 Mar, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Entrees, Thai

  Several years ago, when I was a grad student studying in Boston, a Thai friend took several of us to her favorite Thai restaurant. She ordered in a flurry of Thai without so much as a glance at the menu and out came a succession of delicious dishes to...

How meatloaf saved the day

27 Feb, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Entrees, Filipino

hungry_hobbit, a.k.a. my husband, has been lamenting that all we've been having at home is Asian food (now c'mon, would you complain?). Well, with all the recipe testing that's been going on, it's not like I can help it.   Then it came time to try Leah Tolosa's Filipino-style meatloaf recipe, embutido. hungry_hobbit stopped asking me...

Chicken Biryani Three Ways

13 Feb, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Celebrations, Entrees, Indian, Pakistani, Poultry

I first met Jafar "Jeff" Siddiqui 16 years ago when I first came to the U.S. Jeff and his wife Kathy were my brother's host parents. Every year, FIUTS, an organization at the University of Washington, plays matchmaker, pairing newly arrived foreign students with American...

Marbled Tea Eggs

05 Feb, by Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center in Chinese, Snacks

Bri over at Figs with Bri kindly tested this recipe for me and blogged about it. Do check it out! Tea eggs are a nutritious snack, can be served warm or cold and are pleasing to the eye for when guests pop by. By gently cracking the shells of...

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