Penang chicken curry, Real Thai Recipes
Beef massaman curry, Cuisine.com.au
Shrimp salad, Gourmet
Steamed Jasmine riceSteamed snow peas tossed with fish sauce, pounded lemongrass, and garlic
Coconut milk sticky rice with mangoes, Hot Sour Salty Sweet
MENU #2: TREASURES OF PERU
Grilled shrimp “ceviche”, Gourmet
Carapulcra de cerdo (pork carapulcra), Peru-recipes.comAji de gallina (Chicken in spicy yellow pepper sauce), Allrecipes.com
Tacu tacu (Peruvian rice and lentils), Gourmet
Garnished with avocado and kalamata olives
Volador (dulce de leche torte), Gourmet

MENU #3: KOREAN SCALION PANCAKES WITH SHRIMP AND SNOW PEAS
Crispy scallion pancakes, Tigers and Strawberries
Spicy shrimp & snow pea sauté with kimcheeWhite rice

MENU #4: YUMMY CHINESE YUM CHA
Braised Eggplant with Sichuan Pepper and Chilli, Kylie Kwong
Szechuan long beans, About.com
Stir fried Shanghai bok choy with ginger, Gourmet
Fragrant crispy duck, Gourmet
MENU #5: JAPANESE TEMPURA AND COLD NOODLES
Cold rice-stick noodles with vegetables in a spicy soy ginger sauceSoak package of vermicelli rice noodles in hot water for 20 minutes. Drain and top with sticks of daikon and carrot, sliced English cucumbers, and scallions. Toss with sauce: 3 tbsp rice vinegar, 2 tbsp soy sauce, 1 tbsp peanut oil, 1 tbsp chopped ginger, 1 tbsp chili-garlic sauce, 1 tsp sesame oil
Green tea ice cream
Murghi Ni Curry (Ginger Chicken with Peanuts and Coconut), Raghavan Iyer 660 Curries
Naan
Saffron-scented basmati rice, Rahgavan Iyer 660 CurriesSliced mangoes over ice cream
MENU #7: FRENCH COMFORT FOOD
Gratineed chicken in cream sauce (Poulet à la Fermiere), GourmetSalade aux fines herbes, Thomas Keller, Bouchon
Pastries from your favorite bakery
MENU #8: LATIN FLAVOR
Yuca frita (fried yuca), My Columbian RecipesDipping sauce for yuca frita, Pickapeppa.com
Vaca frita (Cuban fried beef), Stephen Raichlan, Miami SpicePigeon peas and rice, TriniGourmet.com
Flan, or fresh fruit
Beef quesadillas filled with vaca frita MENU #9: HEARTY ITALIAN
Agnolotti en brodo (agnolotti in chicken broth), Thomas Keller, The French Laundry Cookbook (via Oishii Eats)
Eggplant parmesan, Bobby Flay
Simple green salad
MENU #10: GEORGIA MEETS FRANCE
Potatoes cooked in duck fat (Pommes de terre sarladaise), Gourmet
Buttered green beans and zucchini







2 comments:
Hi Cari,
How beautiful your pictures are!
I feel like I were in the international food court!
This summer I went to Hawaii and San Francisco. I cooked vegetable tempura for my friends there.
They were surprised and pleased.
Tempura is very familiar with Japanese, as you know. They are part of our lives here, but very new for some people.
That is culture, interculture!!
Your blog always make me explore in the world.
Thank you Cari.
Michiko from Kobe.
Hi Michiko!! I often make tempura to remind me of my time in Japan, but I haven't been able to make it as light and crispy as the tempura I remember eating in the Minatogawa market near my apartment! Oh, how I miss the market... I am sure your friends in Hawaii and San Fran LOVED your tempura - hopefully you'll be able to make it for me one day, too! xoxoxo
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