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Bulgur Salad

September 15, 2009 by Sophie G

A delicious salad. The bulgur is cooked in chicken broth which gives it a hearty flavor. And the dressing is pungent and wonderful. All the veggies - tomatoes, onions, fresh parsley and fresh mint leaves - blend in beautifully, and the whole salad comes alive when chilled.

Bulgur Salad

Egg-Flower Soup

September 13, 2009 by Sophie G

Egg-flower soup is a delicious meal on a cold day—or anytime! This soup is easy to make and is a long-time favorite in China as well as in other countries.

Egg-Flower Soup

The Chinese name for appetizers is dim sum, which means “touch the heart.” In China, these tidbits of food are usually served with tea as mid-morning, afternoon, or late-night snacks rather than before a meal. In Chinese teahouses, which are similar to cafés in other parts of the world, people enjoy gathering to share a pot of tea, a variety of delicious little treats, and long, relaxed conversations. Just a few typical samplings for dim sum are fried wonton, egg rolls, shrimp balls, filled dumplings, and sweet pastries.

Steamed Fish

September 13, 2009 by Ainsley H

With its long coastline and many rivers, Vietnam enjoys an abundance of fresh fish, and seafood is an important part of the menu. For this recipe, you can use sole, cod, haddock, or any other white fish. If you use frozen fish, thaw thoroughly before mixing with the other ingredients.

Steamed Fish

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