Asian

Creamy peanut butter and rich hoisin sauce make this yummy dipping sauce highly addictive. Use this for dipping fresh spring rolls or chicken tenders.

Who doesn't love dip. This tasty sauce pairs well with shrimp, fresh rolls or can be used to give salads a Vietnamese twist.

Miso dressing gives this tasty slaw an Asian kick.

Sweet + Salty + Spicy (just a little) = A steak dinner the whole family will enjoy.

We've yet to meet a kid who doesn't love noodles with peanut sauce. If there are allergies in your family, swap the peanut butter for soy nut butter.

Three cheers for fried rice. With tender-crisp broccoli and salty bacon, all signs point to adding this into weekly rotation.

Want your shrimp tempura fix? Now you can skip the sushi joint and make it at home. You got this!

Soba noodles are a guaranteed good time. Toss them in a light dressing with veggies, then top with a piece of marinated salmon. Look at you!

This allergy-friendly take on beef satay uses soy nut butter in the dipping sauce, so it's safe for those allergic to peanuts and treenuts.

A Japanese specialty, onigiri are rice balls often filled with fish then wrapped in seaweed and topped with toasted sesame seeds.

Beef and broccoli stir-fry is a classic Asian take-out meal that you can make at home easily with this recipe.

Mild and good for slurping, these dan dan noodles are a DIY meal—let them take what they want, leave what they don't.

Up your tofu game with this Japanese dish. Ponzu sauce is a sweet-sour, citrusy glaze that's so simple to make.

Salad rolls are an easy dinner and a fun activity all in one. Teach the kids to roll their own! This recipe adds rotisserie chicken for a protein boost.

Welcome a meatless meal with this filling tofu-quinoa bowl. If that isn’t your thing, this dish is also tasty with chicken, shrimp or even scrambled egg.

Our secret lies in thoroughly patting the wings dry and tossing with baking powder before cooking. Coat with one of three lip-smacking sauces to finish.

This sesame soba noodle dish would be delicious with grilled shrimp or leftover shredded chicken or beef.

This simple chana masala assembles quickly and results in a flavourful, inexpensive meal that provides a complete protein.

Try our version of egg drop soup, the traditional Asian dish of beaten eggs in hot chicken broth.