An upside down eggplant and rice casserole. A very tasty and great looking Palestinian dish.

Super simple, and really celebrates the fresh, sweet flavor of the eggplant. We were lucky to make these with eggplants from our own garden - make this the same day that you buy the eggplants for maximum flavor. If you can, get the “pearl brinjal” variety.

I saw this recipe on the TV show, "Rev. Run's Sunday Suppers" and wanted to try it out. I can truly say these wings are really good. I served Oven Roasted Potatoes along with it & the family loved it! Quick & easy, too!

Ebi (in Japanese 海 老/ebi means "shrimp"; closer is Hokkien: Hebi or Mandarin: Xiami; Hanzi Traditional :蝦米; Hanzi Simple :虾米) are small, dried shrimp and dried . Ebi is usually used as a spice in cooking Indonesian or Chinese - Indonesian cuisine.In West Kalimantan, I encountered this dish when I was invited to a friend's birthday event. It was called a "salad", but the greens used were sweet potato leaves and kale. It combined other ingredients that enrich the flavor, especially really crunchy, raw eggplant. For the final touch, adding peanut sauce and dried shrimp is tasty... mmm YUMMY

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Take it easy, take it easy. This is a really good recipe. It has great texture, great flavor and is very simple to make. I’ve seen recipes that call for flour egg and breadcrumbs on the slabs of cauliflower and then frying them. However I have done it that way and by just slicing the slabs, putting them on a bit of pizza sauce, more pizza sauce on top and sliced fresh lightly salted mozzarella. Having done it each of these ways, I don’t see the benefit of the added effort, time and mess of frying the cauliflowerA little bit of shaved Romano after you take it out of a 400° oven for 40 minutes, let it cool for 15 minutes and it’s really good. Excellent leftovers, even at room temperature.

A crazy easy, no bake, foolproof cheesecake that's 10 minutes fast! Feel free to substitute pineapples for any other fruit you desire. Just follow the same format.

A very simple dish, perfect with hot white rice 🍚

Fried rice is a food where rice is stir fried in cooking oil or margarine. Typically with soy sauce, garlic, tamarind, pepper and other spices, along with various ingredients such as eggs, chicken, and crackers. Many variations of fried rice that can be found in Indonesia and is an expression of the creativity of the Indonesian community in preparing culinary creations with different types of flavor, both from the influence of the local base ingredients and international cuisine influences.Rice would not be separated from Indonesia's main food. Before making fried rice recipe, some notes about the use of rice. You should avoid soft textured rice. Just look at all the places that sell fried rice; the rice used is definitely not mushy and does not stick to one another (Javanese : KEPYAR).Java island is part of the largest Indonesian state (population) with divided into some provinces including Central Java, West Java and East Java. For fried rice recipe in this article, from Java - which is part of Central Java.One of these variations is the “Fried Rice from Central Java”, which is pink with a side dish of vegetables, cabbage and shredded chicken. The marinade is very simple - typical kampung/village - in the form of seasoning (sauce) that's smoothed using a mortar. Unlike other fried rice, because it is without extra ketchup and sauces, the color of this dish doesn't have too much contrast. It's characteristic feels like "calm but rich in flavor and tempting." Make Nasi Goreng Jawa Tengah ideally with strong afternoon tea.

Not only is this dish simple to make, it is tender, flavorful and tasty, too!

I cooked fried rice today for lunch with no cauliflowers added. But fried rice with cauliflower is great and you'll surely love it..

Ddukbokki is a dish made with plain dduk (Korean rice cake that has a plain rice flavor and a texture something like a cross between gnocchi and mochi when cooked), a sweet and spicy hot sauce made with gochujang and often also with Korean style fish cake called odeng or eomuk. But when we were kids, my dad always made it with pork and ripe kimchi, and it's my favorite way to eat it.The chew of the dduk, a little bite of pork, some crunchytangy contrast from the ripe kimchi, and that sweet and spicyhot sauce - Delicious memories... :)