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Kenny Leung, executive chef at the New York Cantonese restaurant YAO, shared his tips to ensure tender and juicy stir-fry ...

Stir-fry technique has many people intimidated. But if you can slice and stir, you can stir fry. Here are the basics. Read the recipe all the way through. The ingredients, the steps, everything.

Sesame salmon bowls: This Kay Chun one-pot recipe, inspired by chirashi, combines vinegared rice with just-cooked salmon, crunchy vegetables and a soy vinaigrette. If you have any furikake, I’d ...

Velveting is a Chinese technique that helps smaller cuts of ... until you’re ready to toss it in with the rest of your stir fry. After you try this method, you’ll want to velvet everything.

In it went. Using peanut oil (roasted peanut oil if I can find it) makes my Asian stir-frys extra tasty. I love sugar snap peas, too. It does not seem so, but sugar snaps with the stem end trimmed ...

Lidia shares three easy stovetop chicken recipes. First, a family favorite, her Balsamic Chicken uses the classic stir-fry technique to create an Italian-style sweet-and-sour glazed chicken.