The eponymous “cups” in this recipe’s name denote equal parts soy sauce, sesame oil, and rice wine.
The tiny, tender manila clam is the most popular type for cooking in Taiwan. These are delicate tasting and quick to cook.
In most of Italy, these dumplings are called gnocchi verdi (gnocchi with greens) and ricotta or ravioli gnudi (“nude ravioli,” or ravioli filling without pasta).
It is thicker and more concentrated than most curries. It is not overly spicy, and should have a slightly sweet taste.
Thickly sliced eggplant brushed with a glossy pomegranate olive oil coating and broiled brings out an alluring, mouthwatering shade of mahogany.
While tomato kibbeh is at its finest at the height of tomato season, it tastes wonderful even with winter tomatoes.
This wintry, satisfying dish can be made with store-bought fresh egg noodles or, if you have time, you can make your own.
The natural bite of the radishes is balanced by fresh basil, orange segments, and a simple citrus dressing.
Bibimbap is vitality in a bowl, from your very own kitchen.
The combination of pickled beets and horseradish is common in eastern Europe, and its popularity has been co-opted by German cooks, who have long used both elements in the kitchen.