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Korean Cucumber Salad (Oi Muchim 오이무침)

Thin slices of cool cucumber in a dressing that mixes sweet, tangy, salty, and spicy flavors makes such a delicious side dish, and it's ready in 6 minutes!

Bulgogi – Authentic Korean Beef BBQ

I've found yet another type of barbecue I love--bulgogi, thinly sliced beef marinated in a blend of sweet, tangy & spicy ingredients then cooked well done.

Ginger, Lime + Five-Spice Cocktail

Five-spice seasoning in a cocktail might sound strange, but it's delightful! It's tangy and spicy with a touch of sweetness so you don't forget the vodka.

Chinese Five Spice Chocolate Truffles

Five-spice powder and chocolate? Absolutely! Bittersweet chocolate, cocoa, and Chinese five-spice powder made incredibly good truffles.

Chinese 5 Spice Roast Chicken

A blend of Chinese five-spice and honey give this roast chicken and vegetables outstanding flavor, and they both turn out beautifully tender.

Vietnamese Spicy Squid Salad

A fresh salad topped with steamed squid and a dressing that's sweet, tangy, and a little spicy all at the same time. Delicious!

One–pot Vietnamese Beef Stew

One–pot Vietnamese Beef Stew is a familiar comfort food that's enhanced with traditional Vietnamese flavors, creating an international twist you'll love.

Toto – Coconut Spice Cake

Mmm! This sweet coconut cake flavored with nutmeg and cinnamon is a newfound favorite in my house. Enjoy toto as a dessert or with coffee for breakfast.

Jamaican Gungo Peas Soup (vegan)

Earthy gungo peas and vegetables are combined in a spiced coconut broth in a healthier twist on a classic Jamaican soup recipe.

Jamaican Oxtail Stew

This recipe made restaurant quality Jamaican oxtail stew, and this was my first time making it! The spices were perfect and the meat was fall apart tender.

Rice with Pigeon Peas (Arroz Con Gandules)

Earthy pigeon peas, salty olives, and the perfect amount of seasoning makes a side dish you'll love! Arroz Con Gandules will become a regular on my menu.

Pernil (Puerto Rican Pork Shoulder)

An inexpensive cut of meat, a few ingredients for the marinade, and a few hours on the oven make pernil, a pork roast you will fall in love with!

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