Rice. Noodles. Yum.
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Title: Rice.
Noodles. Yum.: Everyone’s Favorite Southeast Asian Dishes
Author: Abigail Raines, the creator of
the food blog, Manila Spoon
Our
takes you inside this title and features the
following
As a devout lover of all things Asian, Rice.
Noodles. Yum delivers. There is something for everyone
here from Fried pork balls wrapped in noodles, Flat noodles
stir-fried in soy sauce, Coconut curry noodle soup, Fried rice with
prawn or shrimp to Sticky rice with mango. I had an opportunity to
make one dish, a simple one, the Basic garlic fried rice and it was
a hit and am looking forward to many noodle filled dishes in our
future.
Thanks to Page Street Publishing Co. for the materials needed for
our preview above as well as providing three copies in our giveaway
below. Eat Your Books will provide one additional copy
worldwide.
Our
takes you inside this title and features the
following
- Rice cooked in banana leaves (Balisungsong na kanin)
- Rice with ground meat, fried egg and plantains (Arroz a la Cubana)
- Crispy fried dumplings (Banh goi)
As a devout lover of all things Asian, Rice.
Noodles. Yum delivers. There is something for everyone
here from Fried pork balls wrapped in noodles, Flat noodles
stir-fried in soy sauce, Coconut curry noodle soup, Fried rice with
prawn or shrimp to Sticky rice with mango. I had an opportunity to
make one dish, a simple one, the Basic garlic fried rice and it was
a hit and am looking forward to many noodle filled dishes in our
future.
Thanks to Page Street Publishing Co. for the materials needed for
our preview above as well as providing three copies in our giveaway
below. Eat Your Books will provide one additional copy
worldwide.
The publisher is offering 3 copies of this book to EYB Members in the US and EYB is offering one copyworldwide. One of the entry options is to answer the following question in the comments section of this blog post.
Which recipe in the index would you try first?
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