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Category: Pork

ChinesePosted on8th February 20139th February 2013

Baked Dumplings with Black Pudding

Black Pudding Potato Cakes recently posted by Mr. Three-Cookies (from Three Cookies blog) inspired me to try something new with my beloved black pudding. Looking…

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BeefPosted on4th February 201329th May 2014

Kimchi Soup (Kimchiguk) with Chicken and Potatoes

Kimchi (Korean fermented spicy vegetables) is known by us, foreigners, almost exclusively in its raw form, served as a cold side dish. Its use in…

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HungarianPosted on14th January 201315th September 2014

Székely Gulyàs with Gochujang, or Koreanised Hungarian Pork and Sauerkraut Stew

Hungarians and Koreans have at least one thing in common: a huge passion for chili pepper. In spite of such an important link I don’t…

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PolishPosted on7th January 20136th February 2013

Brittany Bean Stew (Fasolka po bretońsku)

Surprisingly, this stew doesn’t come from Brittany, but from Poland and is actually unheard of in the region its name bears (Cassoulet is the only…

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JapanesePosted on19th November 201211th May 2021

Thin Tonkatsu 豚カツ (Thin Japanese Breaded Pork)

When I try to explain, for the hundredth time, that sushi is not the daily fare of the huge majority of the Japanese and that…

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BeefPosted on5th November 201223rd October 2013

Mapo Dofu (Ma pou do fu) for One

Mapo Dofu is certainly the most famous Sichuan dish, so obviously it was the first one I have bookmarked in my Sichuan Cookery by Fuchsia…

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ChinesePosted on28th October 201224th October 2013

Chinese Spare Ribs Braised in Soy Sauce with Star Anise

Like many Europeans, I used to be convinced that quick stir-frying was the only Chinese cooking method. I still remember how surprised I was when…

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Asian (vaguely)Posted on22nd October 20126th February 2013

Fried Buckwheat Groats

Fried rice is the most extraordinary leftover meal I can imagine. It’s easy, quick, versatile and it often tastes better than the meal for which…

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EggsPosted on31st August 201217th February 2013

Shiso and Bacon Fried Rice

This is not ordinary fried rice, but a delightful example of the Japanese excellence in simplicity. Few humble ingredients, quick and easy preparation, subtle seasoning…

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HungarianPosted on19th July 201217th February 2013

Hungarian Stuffed Pepper, or Töltött paprika

I have an extremely kind friend, who regularly visits her family in Hungary and who brings me local delicacies, such as sausages, hot sauces and……

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