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Sesame seeds make salmon sing in this quick, delicious dish that can be prepared all in the same skillet.

A day without cheoreg is akin to a day without yogurt. Serve them warm, with pungent oil-cured olives, string cheese, a bit of fruit and excellent coffee.

Bread baked on an open fire brings an elemental, simple flavor to any meal. Try it, you'll be hooked. Vary the seasonings to find your favorite. No machine required.

Love sushi but can't afford to eat it as often as you'd like? Learn how to make sushi at home, have fun, and save money in the process.

Love sushi but can't afford to eat it as often as you'd like? Learn how to save money by making sushi at home with this series of simple how-to articles.

Meaty Great Quality Red Tuna Is Given An Asian Cooking Technique

Using the freshest fruits and vegetables, discover how to prepare a flavorful Thai fruit and vegetable salad.

Move over LBD, Black foods are the new classic. Adding drama like the Little Black Dress, they also pack a nutritional punch to make carrots green with envy.

I see congee, rice boiled into a soup, as the "tabula rasa" (blank slate) of Asian food, the equivalent of the potato. You can dress it up or dress it down.

Singapore's Fullerton Hotel has a fine selection of eateries from a simple sandwich at the Courtyard a full Chinese or Italian repast at the Jade or the Lighthouse.

The light that a lamp emits is a symbol of knowledge, dispelling darkness. They weave their own magic aura irrespective of their form.

Naan Bread-an Indian flat bread-is easily found in markets. When broiled with a little olive oil, it makes a tasty prebaked pizza crust for seafood pizzas.

Gourmet chocolate makers are offering new taste combinations in their specialty chocolate bars to further entice the palate. Flavors include fruit, spices, even bacon.

Kaiseki - a traditional Kyoto cuisine developed along with the evolution of cha-do or tea ceremony. Kyoto is the birthplace of cha-do, kaiseki, and more.

Who needs another vase or coffee table book. Show your gratitude with Classic Peanut Brittle, Mixed Nut Brittle, or Spicy Cashew Brittle, wrapped up in a festive tin.