Fiery snow peas.
Photo, Roberto Caruso.
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Add a little sizzle and spice to dinner with sautéed peas and honey-glazed halbut steaks. Get the recipe.
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Soba (Japanese buckwheat noodles), carrots and snap peas get dressed with a ginger-sesame sauce in this 30-minute dinner. Get the recipe.
Try this crunchy, refreshing salad. Packed with protein and Asian flavours, it’s as tasty as it is pretty. Get the recipe.
Craving a cozy soup during the rainy days of spring? This Asian noodle soup gives new life to an old favourite. Get the recipe.
Kitchen tip: Fast-cooking instant ramen noodles are a great cheat for quick suppers. (Just throw out the flavour packet.) Get the recipe.
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