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1. Chili's July 24, 2008 Going out to dinner doesn't go out of style, it’s a great way to have a meal and talk to old friends and get to know new ones. This restaurant is quite relaxed atmosphere and welcoming to children; the décor is wonderful - it is simple, clean, airy and modern. There is something here for everyone, but their main taste is American food influenced by Tex-Mex cuisine. Appetizers include a boneless and bone-in Buffalo wings, Asian cuisine influenced chicken wings called "Shanghai Wings", nachos with various toppings, Southwestern egg rolls, the Triple Dipper, spinach and artichoke dip, tosta... (read more) Author: brenda moore

2. Famous Indian Celebrity Chefs July 23, 2008 Indian cooking is not the same as it used to be, with fancy customized recipes being the flavor of the day. In fact, Indian cuisine is one of the most culturally diverse of all cuisines and have more variations than most other modern cuisines. Today’s chefs adapt their recipes to the needs and desires of the modern Indian and the international palate. It is always a challenge for any chef to improvise on a classic dish in order to make it appeal to a larger international audience, but some of the chefs have shown themselves to be more than ready for it. Sanjeev kapoor: Sanjeev kap... (read more) Author: Jitu Patel

3. Top Picks in Washington, DC June 04, 2008 Washington, DC is known for its sizzling steaks and dry martinis to burgers and beer. The national capital constitutes of many luxury hotels that have taken on new prominence. Areas outside this beltway in Virginia and Maryland are also considered on for culinary diversity including Asian delights. Washington, DC is also known for its pizza and hamburgers. Chinatown in Washington, DC is most visited for its restaurants and the annual Chinese New Year parade. It has approximately 20 Chinese and Asian restaurants and a handful of other small businesses. Here are a few top rated restaurants in Wa... (read more) Author: ajax z

4. Chinese Cooking School Teaches The Wonders Of Chinese Culinary June 02, 2008 For individuals students with the yearning to be taught about the world of Chinese cuisine and culinary, the perfect choice would be attending a Chinese cooking school. A variety of traditional and modern methods of food preparation can be found in this institution along with expert guidance provided by top professional chefs. Chinese cuisine which is a favorite throughout the world has made the cooking school very popular for numerous years now. There are many choices of Chinese cooking school in America, if you are searching for one. The locations of many of these schools is simply availab... (read more) Author: Kathy Barnikel

5. Quick and tasty vegetable Chili noodles May 19, 2008 These chili noodles are very, very tasty. The proportions of chicken and chilli are just right and the soft texture of the noodles means that they just melt in your mouth. They are also very versatile and will go with any number of dishes. Southeast Asian inspired dish of stir-fried squid with rice noodle salad and a hot and tangy chili-lime dressing. This chili noodles is a quick, easy and very tasty meal. This is usually on my weekly meal planner somewhere. I would agree if you don't like you food too hot hold back on the chili sauce. A wonderful example of fusion, this recipe starts wi... (read more) Author: jeya lakshmi

6. Vegetable chili noodles April 30, 2008 Noodles are good for you! Noodles are a great source of carbohydrate, which like pasta, is slowly absorbed. Enjoy a delicious chili noodles made with lemongrass, onion, chili and other traditional Thai spices in just minutes. This is a small outlet which specializes in noodles, more specifically chili Noodles as they are flat and wide. Southeast Asian inspired dish of stir-fried squid with rice noodle salad and a hot and tangy chili-lime dressing. This has a great bite to it and a refreshing flavor, perfect with a few nibbles with Friends. This is a quick, easy and very tasty meal. This i... (read more) Author: jeya lakshmi

7. Delicately flavored vegetables spring roll April 22, 2008 How did spring rolls get their name? This delicate but filling appetizer has its origins in the annual Chinese Spring Festival. The first spring rolls featured fresh vegetables from the harvest; meat was added later. These healthy spring rolls are light and refreshing with an exotic flavor. They make a wonderful, easy appetizer or side dish to complement an Asian meal. This recipe is vegetarian and vegan. Spring rolls are perennial favorites and the home-made variety is unbeatable. Serve as a starter for a special meal, or as a supper dish for friends, with Spanish rice. Spring Roll wrap... (read more) Author: jeya lakshmi

8. More specifically Chili noodles April 13, 2008 This chili tempting Asian recipe emphasizes bean thread noodles and peanuts, though the flavors and combinations are limited only by your imagination. Try sautéed chicken or beef, dried shrimp or carrots if you wish. Serve with chili peanut and hoi sin sauce on the side. Leftovers are delicious all tossed together for a quick and simple salad the following day. Make this tasty chilli and cheese enchiladas recipe for a crowd or freeze into portions for family meals. With Indomunch & Chili Rice Noodle, we bring you NewYork, the classic indomunch soup you enjoy at your favorite our restauran... (read more) Author: jeya lakshmi

9. The Finer Things: Singapore's World Gourmet Summit April 09, 2008 Since it was founded as a major South-East Asian trade route in 1819, by colonial expander Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, modern Singapore has been a meeting place of different cultures, of East and West, and – as the movement of the increasingly popular spice along these trade routes attested – different culinary ideas. Today, Singapore’s twin traditions of cultural acceptance and culinary excellence are still very much alive, most evidently in The World Gourmet Summit, a hedonistic celebration of epicurean pleasures that sees some of the world’s top chefs and wine experts mixing things up... (read more) Author: Adam Singleton

10. Low Mercury Fish in Pregnancy can make your Children Sharper and Intelligent! April 07, 2008 Fish apart from looking extremely beautiful in the waters also tastes quite wonderful. Sea foods or for that matter river foods are extremely tasty and are also quite expensive. Sea food as a cuisine is hot favorite all over the world. Especially in the South East Asian countries sea foods in general and fish in particular form the favorite diet. Fish has been time and again thought to be healthier as compared to the other so called 'non-vegetarian' food. Fish is sometimes also prescribed to people having heart ailments, asthma, low hemoglobin etc. However, not all types of fish are as such he... (read more) Author: James Petersen

11. Fried Shrimp March 24, 2008 Fried shrimp is the cornerstone of the Filipino cuisine, an integral part of most recipes from the main dish, to beverages, and to desserts. You’ll hear Filipinos claiming “my body feels different if I don’t eat rice for a day”. Rice is a primary food staple in the Philippines and in most asian countries. It has been, for centuries, an affordable source of nutrition in a region where poverty and hunger is common. Due to its benefits and versatility, its popularity has spread worldwide these past years. We were scared to wolfing down our plate clean by our grandmas saying “every grain of ric... (read more) Author: vmb john

12. Discovering Thai Cuisine January 28, 2008 If you've never tried it before, you might think that Thai cuisine tastes a lot like other Asian cuisines. While it does have both Chinese and East Indian influences, it also has its own identity that separates it greatly from the foods served in neighboring countries. Thai food consists of four regional cuisines and is known for its balanced flavors, fresh ingredients, and fantastic aromas. Thailand happens to be the number one exporter of rice in the world, and as such its rice (particularly its aromatic Jasmine rice) is the staple food of its people. While Western cuisines generally... (read more) Author: Jason Collmorgen

13. Take your love to a spicy indian date October 14, 2007 If you are marooned on an island with Indian food you can be sure you’ll not just survive, but you’ll thrive- on biryani and parathas (pan fried, stuffed bread) and various other kinds of Indian food. Indian cuisine is exotic with an exciting range of flavors and culinary styles offering the uninitiated an endless gastronomic adventure. Food enthusiasts all the over the world, admire the aroma and unforgettable taste of Indian food. What also makes Indian food so special is the fact that there are myriad items to choose from. Owing to its rich culture and spread, it caters to every kind o... (read more) Author: dating expert

14. Take your Love to a Spicy Date October 14, 2007 If you are marooned on an island with Indian food you can be sure you’ll not just survive, but you’ll thrive- on biryani and parathas (pan fried, stuffed bread) and various other kinds of Indian food. Indian cuisine is exotic with an exciting range of flavors and culinary styles offering the uninitiated an endless gastronomic adventure. Food enthusiasts all the over the world, admire the aroma and unforgettable taste of Indian food. What also makes Indian food so special is the fact that there are myriad items to choose from. Owing to its rich culture and spread, it caters to every kind o... (read more) Author: dating expert

15. Visitors guide to Thai cuisine July 20, 2007 Tourists, not knowing where to start, will often look for the first menu that they find in English and sometimes this can have its drawbacks. Restaurants catering for tourists often think that farang will not be able to handle the real taste of Thai cuisine and so disguise the flavours that are synonymous with the regional specialities with ingredients they think we will like. For this reason, it is a good idea to befriend a willing local to advise you on what’s hot and what’s not. Having said this, visitors often proclaim that the food is the highlight of their Thailand trip and with it... (read more) Author: Andy Burrows

16. Restaurants in Central Toronto June 21, 2007 Toronto is renowned for its downtown district which is full of exquisite dining. Here you will find an amazing array of four star and five star restaurants mastering every type of cuisine imaginable. From exotic Asian dishes to good old Canadian and European cuisine, you can find something to satisfy even the most finicky eaters in Toronto’s downtown restaurant district. Era Ora is just one of the many fabulous restaurants to be found in this area. The name of this Italian restaurant, located on Avenue Road, means, “It’s about time.” And just like its name says, many patrons visit the Er... (read more) Author: Rob Parker

17. Learn What Chinese New Year is All About! February 21, 2007 Chinese New Year Chinese New Year: superstitions and what to eat The celebration for Chinese New Year's involves more than one night of celebrations, it's two weeks of festivities involving lots of great food. The new year begins according to the lunar calendar – starting on the New Moon and ending on the full moon 15 days later. The last day is marked by a Lantern Festival, with lanterns carried through the middle of town in a parade. Chinese New Year's usually happens either at the end of January or sometime in the middle of February. It is Feb . 18 this year. I was always much more ... (read more) Author: James Feuz

18. As the "Sun" goes down, there sees the birth of L'Eclipse January 18, 2007 (Hong Kong, September 2006) After 17 years in business, the Sun’s Café at the Langham Hotel Hong Kong will be transformed into an all-day interactive dining restaurant – L’Eclipse (which means Langham’s Eclipse), due to open early December of this year. L’Eclipse will be known as the premier casual dining experience, employing an inspired modern approach to traditional Asian cuisine from an array of action and wok-fired stations. The cuisine will be a highly creative blend of authentic Chinese, Asian and Western fare influenced from Hong Kong’s diverse world class cuisine. According... (read more) Author: Winnie Tang

19. The Health Benefits Of Ginger September 20, 2006 Ginger is a culinary spice known to add its pungent taste and aroma to whatever dish it is added to. It has a long history as a culinary spice and medicinal herb for thousands of years in Asia, and has been exported to the West thanks to Eastern traders. Since then it has become a staple in most kitchens around the world. I. History Of Ginger Ginger or Zangiber officinale in Latin, is an aromatic underground stem or rhizome. This plant has a long history in Asian cuisine for thousands of years. Indigenous to China, it was used as a culinary spice for more than 4,400 years. Its medici... (read more) Author: Dulce Azogue

20. Asia Travel - Malaysian Cities, Truly spectacular September 16, 2006 Malaysian Tourism Board promotes the country as Truly Asia. The fascinating fusions of tradition and modernity, Malaysian cities' have unique multi-cultural heritage, cuisine, arts and architecture make them ideal cosmopolitan getaways. Malaysia’s mix background of Chinese, Malay, Indian and colonial heritages constantly amaze western travelers with the cultural richness and harmony, knitting a truly Asian spectrum of variety on sights and sounds. Kuala Lumpur City Center Travel to Kuala Lumpur city and you will be awestruck by the ultra-modern Petronas Twin Towers at the Kuala Lumpur ... (read more) Author: Subert Kiing

21. Cheap European Vacations And Exotic Asian Options September 07, 2006 Cheap European vacations and exotic Asian options Travel Europe on a budget Traveling to Europe can be expensive and many Asian countries can be overcrowded and expensive. Fortunately there are other great and cheap European vacations out there, so you can travel to Europe on a budget and enjoy everything Asia has to offer. Malaysia Compared to the overwhelming nature of many other Asian countries, Malaysia is laidback, relaxing and cheaper. Gorgeous beaches, exotic jungles, colorful temples, delicious cuisine and snorkeling can be yours for as little as $15 to $30 per pe... (read more) Author: George Grant

22. The Sights of Bangkok in Thailand February 27, 2006 One of the most popular destinations in Asia to visit over recent years has been Thailand. This of course has also coincided with the booming popularity of Thai cuisine around the world. Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is the main entry point where the vast majority of tourists to Thailand will use. Bangkok is a very interesting city because in addition to the usual modern buildings of offices, hotels and shopping centers, there are also about 400 exotic Thai temples that seem to stick out among the urban landscape. There are Thai citizens on the streets dressed in modern busine... (read more) Author: Clint Leung

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