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First Taste: Myers+Chang

Finally, in the far reaches of Boston's trendy South End: great, moderately-priced Asian food in a space that's fun and witty.
10.04.07
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Shrimp in Ginger Butter Sauce

Ginger and cilantro add Southeast Asian oomph to this French-style butter sauce, which lightly coats big, meaty shrimp.
September 2008
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Eight Great Dumplings in Chicago

With Polish, Ethiopian, and East Asian enclaves all over the city—and, if you look hard enough, a Jewish deli or two—Chicagoans have no problem when it comes to getting stuffed on stuffed...
05.12.09
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Steamed Pork and Jicama Dumpings

Though these dumplings are traditionally cooked in stacked Asian bamboo or metal steamers, you can also use a pasta pot with a deep perforated colander-steamer insert.
June 2003
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Baked Shrimp Toasts

Shrimp toasts are traditionally fried, but our version of this classic Asian appetizer is baked, so your guests won’t have to worry about messy, oily fingers.
December 2003
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Restaurants Now: At Vermilion

(NEW YORK CITY) - For a Californian like me, Asian-Latin fusion is nothing new. But until I sat down at Manhattan’s At Vermilion, I’d never tasted anything as delicious as duck vindaloo arepas.
03.13.09
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Short Rib and Vegetable Stew

Kalbi jjim shares ingredients with European beef stew—but here the dish gets its undertones from Asian sauces, dried mushrooms, molasses, plus hot red-pepper paste....
March 2009
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Ginger-Sesame Sauce

This spiced-up Asian-inspired sauce is perfect for dipping French fries or crudité, or for drizzling over seared chicken or fish.
08.01.12
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First Taste: Bei

Some of Beijing’s most interesting modern Asian food is being cooked not by a Shanghai or Hong Kong player, but a New Orleans-born New Yorker.
10.02.08
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Chap Chae (Korean-Style Noodles with Vegetables)

Springy noodles with crunchy vegetables brighten up Thanksgiving dinner yet are also quick and nutritious for everyday.
November 2004
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