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    Coconut Curry Rice Noodle Soup with Shrimp

    This soup—somewhere between a curry and a pho—gets its inspiration from Malaysian laksa. Fish sauce takes the place of the traditional shrimp paste, and jalapeños impart heat. There are many…

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    Quick Chicken Pho

    The authentic version of this fragrant Vietnamese noodle soup starts with a broth made from scratch. Here, purchased broth is simmered with charred ginger and onion and lots of spices…

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    Korean Soy and Red Chili Fried Rice

    This vegetarian fried rice doubles down on the soy with tofu and edamame (and sprouts, if you like). The sweet-and-spicy Korean chile paste gochujang gives it a kick.

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    Chinese Garlic Black-Bean Pork Fried Rice

    Salty-sweet fermented black bean sauce elevates this quick stir-fry to something extraordinary. But it's a great way to use up what you have. No carrots or cabbage in the fridge?…

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    Korean Bean Sprouts (Kong Namul)

    One of several banchan, or side dishes that round out a Korean barbecue menu, these crunchy sprouts are imbued with nutty flavor from sesame oil and roasted sesame seeds. You…

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    Authentic Pad Thai

    This classic stir-fry of rice noodles, tofu, dried shrimp, and colorful garnishes is a street-food staple in Thailand, and surprisingly easy to make at home. If you can’t find tamarind,…

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    Pad Thai with Chicken and Shrimp

    Though pad thai is Thailand's iconic national dish, it’s surprisingly easy to make. Even better, the ingredients for this noodle stir-fry are fairly accessible. The only two specialty items are…

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    Rice Noodle Salad

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    Pork Lo Mein with Seared Scallions & Shiitakes

    You can usually find Chinese noodles in the produce section of the supermarket.

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