New Delhi: Pan-Asian food is built on Central Asian cuisine, with most meals including ingredients like chow mein, noodles, and dumplings. The pan-Asian approach has now been influenced by additional Asian cuisines, creating a really distinctive dining experience. Pan-Asian foods have an extraordinary depth of flavour due to the presence of Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, and Cambodian flavours. Even while pan-Asian cuisine draws from a wide variety of sources, there are some themes that are present in all of it. For instance, rice is a key component in numerous pan-Asian recipes. Soy sauce, ginger, and garlic are also frequently used as flavourings.
Typical Pan-Asian menu dishes include a spicy rice and prawn dish from China, rice and veggies from Vietnam and a fiery curry from rural Southern India. It also includes traditional Chinese rice and shrimp dishes. Here are some dishes shared with ABP Live, by a few chefs who have expertise in Pan-Asian cuisine which you too can easily try at home.
- Bean curd tofu- 200 gm
- Chopped onion- 60 gm
- Chopped garlic- 20 gm
- Green scallion- 15 gm
- Cooking oil- 50 gm
- Veg oyster sauce- 8 gm
- Light soy sauce- 5 ml
- Dark soy sauce- 3 ml
- Chilli paste- 10 gm
- Corn starch- 20 gm
- Take bean curd tofu and compress it for 6 to 8 hours. Then, cut it into bite-sized cubes
- Dust with cornstarch and deep fry
- Saute onion and garlic and toss in the tofu with chilli oyster, light & dark soy and chilli paste.
- Garnish with spring onions and serve
- Sushi rice- 90g
- Nori sheet- 5 sheets
- Avacodo- 20g
- Asparagus- 25g
- Tempura batter- 10g
- Siracha sauce- 5g
- Pickle ginger- 10g
- Wasabi paste- 6g
- Soya sauce- 25g
- Take tempura batter and dip the avocado in it.
- Fry the avocado in hot oil which has to be between 325 and 375 degrees
- Cook the rice for 30 minutes.
- After the rice is cooked, add 300ml of sushi vinegar
- Place the rice on a sushi mat on top of a nori sheet.
- Put the tempura fried asparagus and roll it into one big roll.
- Cut the roll into 8 pieces.
- Garnish it with micro greens and serve it with your choice of dip.
- Lamb (Slice Cut)-180g
- Pinch of salt
- Pinch of crushed pepper
- corn starch- 20g
- oil- 300ml
- curry leaves- 8 to 10
- Fresh red chilli- 2 to 3
- Green capsicum- 20g
- Red capsicum- 20g
- Yellow capsicum- 20g
- Onion- 20g
- Chilli oil- 15ml
- Cooking wine- 20ml
- Kam Heong Sauce- 40g
- Oil- 100ml
- Butter- 100g
- Thai curry powder- 40g
- Turmeric Powder- 2g
- Yellow bean sauce- 120g
- Oyster sauce- 100g
- Water- 350ml
- Sugar- 25g
- Seasoning Powder- 20g
- Marinate the lamb with a pinch of salt, pepper and cornstarch.
- Take a wok & heat the oil & flash fry the lamb.
- Take another wok and add some butter, once butter melted then add curry leaf, fresh red chilli, three types of capsicum and onion or saute it.
- Add kam heyong sauce and some water. Cook it for 30 seconds then add flash-fried lamb and finish with chilli oil, cooking wine.
- For the garnish use curry leaf.
- Take a saucepan and add oil, once heat the oil add turmeric powder and curry powder, then add yellow bean sauce & oyster sauce
- Add butter and cook it until melted and then add the rest of the seasoning. Cook it for 12-15 minutes for a good consistency.
- Your sauce is ready.