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Ma Po Tofu

Submitted by: Linda Johnson
This is a great Chinese dish of ground pork, tofu, and green peas cooked in a spicy sauce. 

Chinese Style Ground Pork and Tofu

Submitted by: D. Morello
Home Town: Portland, Oregon, USA
Living In: Pawtucket, Rhode Island, USA
Ground pork and firm tofu are cooked together with spicy black bean sauce in this quick and easy, traditional recipe. If you like spicy Chinese food, you'll love this! 

Tofu with Pork and Miso

Submitted by: Chigusa
Ground meat and tofu cubes are simmered with miso in this wonderful dish that goes really well with hot steamed rice. It's also very quick and easy. 

Steamed Fish with Ginger

Submitted by: lenochka
Garlic and soy sauce provide the main flavors for this quick-and-easy halibut recipe. Smoking hot oil is poured over the top of the fish before serving to provide flavor and crispness. 

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Tofu with Pork and Cashews

Submitted by: motherof5
Living In: Maple Valley, Washington, USA
Warm and spicy, this stir fry will really wake up your tastebuds. The tofu takes on the wonderful flavors of the sauce. Serve with stir fry vegetables. 

Chinese Microwaved Tofu with Minced Pork

Submitted by: Annsu
Easy microwaved tofu that is quick to make but brings delight to both the taste buds and the eyes. 

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Florns' Chinese Steamed Fish

Submitted by: charsiew
This delicate preparation for snapper is fragrant and flavorful. 

Asian Fish With Vegetables

Submitted by: USA WEEKEND columnist Jean Carper
Provided by: USA Weekend
Flavorful fish and vegetables are cooked in the microwave for maximum nutrient retention. 

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Ground Pork Cake with Salty Egg (Haam Daan Ju Yoke Beng)

Submitted by: Mel
Home Town: San Marino, California, USA
Living In: Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan
This is an authentic familiar traditional Cantonese home-style dish. It's a recipe mostly passed on within families, and it is rare to find this dish in any Asian restaurant. Trust me though, it is VERY good. It's actually intentionally salty tasting, so it goes very well with white rice. 
 
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