Japanese Stir-Fry Recipe - Food.com chicken breast,    red bell pepper,    green bell pepper,    sesame seed oil,    ginger root,    carrot,    onion,    garlic,    broccoli,    soy sauce,    rice vinegar,    mirin,    sugar The first thing I learned about Japanese cooking is that all the sauces were some combination of shoyu, rice vinegar, sugar, and mirin. This is a quick and easy meal that I made up. Serving Size: 1 (...

Sweet and Sour Stir-Fry Recipe - Food.com snap/snow peas,    grape seed oil,    sesame seed oil,    sesame seed,    ginger root,    pineapple,    carrot,    garlic,    broccoli,    soy sauce,    rice vinegar,    mirin,    noodles This is out of a cookbook called Clean Food...it say that the secret to making noodles that stand up to stir-frying is to cook your noodles and then chill them before using. Serving Size: 1 (259) g   S...

Chinese Take-Out General Tso's Chicken Recipe - Food.com chicken,    red bell pepper,    hoisin sauce,    chili paste,    cornstarch,    sesame seed oil,    oil,    pepper,    ginger root,    chili pepper,    spring onion,    garlic,    broccoli,    eggs,    soy sauce,    rice vinegar,    mirin,    rice,    sugar General Tso's Chicken is one of those Chinese dishes that would be hard to find in China. Seems that this dish of battered, deep-fried chicken pieces bathed in a sweet garlicky spicy sauce was bor...

Tofu Stir Fry Recipe | SparkRecipes ginger root,    carrot,    onion,    garlic,    zucchini/courgette,    sweet pepper,    cabbage,    broccoli,    soy sauce,    mirin,    tofu,    brown sugar This is a quick and easy stir fry that i love to make :) You'll need a stemer for this. So get your steamer or pot of boiling water ready (with steamer basket!) Get all your yummies prepped. And p...

Broccoli With Miso Dressing Recipe fermented bean paste,    rice wine,    miso,    sesame seed oil,    sesame seed,    spring onion,    broccoli,    rice vinegar,    mirin Healthy, good for you salad. Cut off tough lower stem of the broccoli. Cut the remaining stem into 3/4" slices and make flowerets. Steam broccoli for 5 minutes, drain and submerge in ice water t...

Warm Korean Salad Recipe - Food.com sweet chili sauce,    red onion,    red capsicum pepper,    sesame seed oil,    cooking spray,    sesame seed,    ginger root,    spring onion,    garlic,    broccoli,    peanut butter,    soy sauce,    mirin,    noodles,    pasta,    water You could add cooked rare beef, chicken or prawns to this if you wish to make more of a meal of it. Serving Size: 1 (491) g   Servings Per Recipe: 4   AMT. PER SERVING % DAILY VALUE   Calories: 449.2   Ca...

Japanese Noodle Salad Recipe - Food.com red bell pepper,    hoisin sauce,    sesame seed oil,    olive oil,    pepper,    dried garlic,    edamame,    carrot,    bean,    broccoli,    soy sauce,    salt,    rice vinegar,    mirin,    noodles This is a light and nutritious recipe. This is perfect for picnics and anytime of the day. This dish is so simple to make. It tastes better overnight in the fridge. Serve cold. Enjoy!!! Serving Size: ...

Roasted Vegetables in Orange Teriyaki Sauce Recipe - Food.com brown rice,    sesame seed oil,    pepper,    ginger root,    orange,    mushrooms,    carrot,    spring onion,    garlic,    broccoli,    soy sauce,    mirin,    orange juice This is very tasty. It comes from a cookbook called On Rice and I fell in love with it the first time I made it. Definitely use a low-sodium soy sauce unless you love salt! If you choose to bake the r...

Teriyaki Beef or Chicken Rice Bowl Recipe - Food.com beef ribeye steak,    chicken,    cornstarch,    oil,    sesame seed,    ginger root,    carrot,    spring onion,    onion,    garlic,    cabbage,    broccoli,    soy sauce,    mirin,    rice,    sugar,    water My humteenth recipe for a rice bowl. I can't help myself. Note: An alternative method would be to marinate the rib eye steak or chicken breasts whole and then grill it. Slice it thinly before serv...

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