The Steamy Kitchen Cookbook. Jaden Hair

The Steamy Kitchen Cookbook - Jaden Hair


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Beer Steamed Shrimp with Garlic 71

       Clams Sautéed in Garlic and Black Bean Sauce 77

       Coconut Shrimp 78

       Grilled Fish with Kabayaki Sauce 73

       Herb Crusted Fish with Sweet Chilli Sambal 82

       Mussels in Coconut Curry Broth 70

       Salt & Pepper Squid 76

       Scallops with Tropical Fruit Salsa 79

       Mom’s Chinese Steamed Fish 75

       Tea-smoked Salmon with Cucumber Relish 80

       Chapter Four: Meat

       Grilled Steak with Balsamic Teriyaki 90

       Beef Satay with Peanut Dipping Sauce 93

       Chinese Beef Broccoli 94

       Korean BBQ-style Burgers 91

       Grilled Lamb Chops with Asian Pesto 95

       Hoisin and Honey Glazed Baby Back Ribs 88

       Pork Chops with Plums and Sweet Spices 86

       Sweet and Sour Lychee Meatballs 87

       Steak with Sweet Tomato Onion Sauce 89

       Vietnamese Banh Mi Sandwich 92

       Chapter Five: Chicken

       Baked Crispy Chicken with Citrus Teriyaki Sauce 105

       Stir-Fried Chicken with Roasted Eggplant 107

       Hainanese Chicken Rice 100

       Chicken Skewers with Honey and Turmeric 98

       Maridel’s Chicken Adobo 99

       Pan-fried Mango Chicken 101

       Sweet and Sour Chicken 106

       Thai Coconut Chicken Curry 103

       Thai-style Chicken in Sweet Chilli Sauce 104

       Chapter Six: Vegetables, Tofu & Eggs

       Asian Style Brussels Sprouts 123

       Asparagus and Crab with a Light Ginger Sauce 118

       Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce and Roasted Garlic 124

       Japanese Mushrooms Baked in Soy Sake Butter 115

       Fried Eggs with Tomato and Chinese Chives 120

       Garlicky Tofu and Spinach 110

       Green Beans with Preserved White Radish 114

       Mashed Potatoes with Miso 121

       Pan-fried Tofu with Dark Sweet Soy Sauce 111

       Quick Omelette with Shrimp and Peas 122

       Simple Baby Bok Choy and Snow Peas 116

       Spicy Korean Tofu Stew 112

       Three Pea Stir-fry 119

       Tofu and Clams in a Light Miso Broth 117

       Chapter Seven: Rice & Noodles

       Chinese Sausage Fried Rice 131

       Chinese Sausage with Rice and Sweet Soy Sauce 129

       Coconut Rice 130

       Garlic Butter Noodles 134

       Korean Jap Chae Noodles with Beef 135

       Korean Kimchi Fried Rice 132

       Perfect Shrimp Fried Rice 128

       Quick Noodle Stir-Fry 136

       Simple Ginger and Green Onion Fried Rice 133

       Shrimp Pad Thai 137

       Steamed Rice 129

       Chapter Eight: Sweets & Libations

       Apple Ginger Mint Ice Tea 151

       Asian Pear Frozen Yogurt 140

       Avocado Milkshake 150

       Bubble “Boba” Tea 149

       Chocolate Wontons 147

       Coconut Frozen Yogurt 146

       Fresh Starfruit and Mango with Chilli and Mint 143

       Grilled Bananas with Chocolate and Toasted Coconut Flakes 145

       Grilled Pineapple with Chocolate Coconut Rum Sauce 142

       Hong Kong Yinyeung Tea-Coffee 154

       Matcha Crepes with Cherry Chocolate Ice Cream 148

       Mango Julius 150

       Passionfruit Chilli Martini 151

       Pomegranate and Soda 152

       Tapioca Pearls with Sweet Coconut and Honeydew 141

       Thai Coffee Ice Cream 146

       Vietnamese Iced Coffee 153

       Acknowledgments 155

       Resource Guide 156

       Index 157

       About the Photography in this Book 160

      The story of

       Steamy Kitchen

      I could start off by telling a story of how I learned cooking from my mother when I was a young girl . . .

      But I didn’t.

      In fact, quite the opposite! My Mom is a fantastic cook . . . grocery shopping is her hobby and feeding people is her passion. When I was a little girl, I wasn’t interested in cooking at all. I was constantly hungry and always wanted to eat! Plus, if I was anywhere near the kitchen when Mom was cooking, it never failed that I’d always end up with the crap jobs, like tediously pinching the itty bitty tails off the mountain of bean sprouts, shelling pounds and pounds of shrimp, peeling away the stringy thing off the snow peas, washing every bit of trapped dirt hidden in the bok choy. Of course, Mom would constantly rattle off kitchen wisdom, but hey, I was young and didn’t care about cooking. I was too busy pouting with kitchen chores wondering when I could finally devour the fluffy pork bao whose steam was whispering my name . . .

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