Turkish Mantı
Turkish mantı are small dough bags filled with spicy minced meat, which are served with garlic yoghurt, pepper butter, mint and sumach.
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Recipes
Turkish mantı are small dough bags filled with spicy minced meat, which are served with garlic yoghurt, pepper butter, mint and sumach.
Yum Woon Sen is a Thai glass noodle salad with shrimp, pork chop, tomatoes, celery, herbs and a spicy lime fish sauce dressing.
Gai Pad Med Mamuang is Thai cashew chicken with crispy fried meat, roasted nuts, peppers, onions and mild dried chilies.
Red Thai curry with chicken combines delicate chicken thigh meat, coconut milk, hokkaidokurbis, red curry paste, mackerel lime and Thai basil.
Larb Gai is a north-east Thai chicken salad with lime, fish sauce, roasted rice powder, chilli, shallots, mint and fresh herbs.
Khao Soi Gai is a curry noodle soup in northern Thailand with tenderly stewed chicken, coconut milk, egg noodles and crispy noodle topping.
Pad Kee Mao are sharp Thai Drunks Noodles with wide rice noodles, chicken, Gai Lan, chilli, garlic and fragrant holy basil.
Pad See Ew combines wide rice noodles, delicate pork, egg and crisp Gai Lan with a dark shiny, sweet-salt soy sauce.
Khao Pad Gai is Thai fried rice with juicy chicken, egg, spring onions and a balanced seasoning of fish and soy sauce.
Kurnik is a high Russian feast, in which thin blini separate juicy chicken, mushrooms as well as rice with egg and dill under a butter dough cover.
Russian Kotlety are juicy meat chicks made from beef and pork chops, soaked white bread and onions with a fine golden brown crumb cover.
Okroshka is a cold Russian summer soup made of potatoes, cucumber, radishes, egg, boiled beef, herbs and unsweetened kwas.
Rassolnik is a Russian beef soup with pearl barley, potatoes, root vegetables, salt cucumbers and cucumber brine that tastes savoury and finely sour.
Golubtsy are Russian cabbage roulades with a juicy filling of beef and pork, rice, onions and herbs in mild tomato sauce.
Mul Naengmyeon serves elastic buckwheat noodles in ice-cold beef-dongghimi broth with cucumber, Korean pear, radish and boiled egg.
Samgyetang is a clear Korean soup of young whole chickens filled with klebreis, fresh ginseng, garlic, jujuben and marons.
Galbi-jjim stews beef ribs with Korean radish, carrots, shiitake and marons in a shiny sauce of soy sauce, pear, garlic and sesame.
Bossam serves gently gardened, juicy pork belly in salad and cabbage leaves with kimchi, garlic, chilli and strong Szamjang.
Korean mandus are filled with pork, tofu, cabbage, mungbean sprouts, glass noodles and cut garlic and gently dampened.
Jjajangmyeon are Korean-Chinese wheat noodles with shiny black chunjang sauce, pork, lots of onion, cabbage, zucchini and potato.
Chuncheon Dakgalbi roasts marinated chicken leg meat with cabbage, sweet potato, rice cake and perilla leaves in a spicy Gochujang sauce.
Kimchi Bokkeumbap combines cold rice with well-ripened kimchi, pork belly and kimchi juice to strong Korean fried rice with fried egg.
Yakitori Negima are Japanese chicken skewers with leeks, which are grilled over strong heat and at the end several times coated with shiny tare.
Omurice wraps spicy Ketchu price with chicken, onions, mushrooms and peas in a thin, delicate omelet and belongs to the Japanese Yoshoku kitchen.
Sukiyaki is a Japanese hot pot dish with thin beef, tofu, shirataki, mushrooms, Chinese cabbage and leek in sweet-spicy warishita sauce.