Pork Tenderloin might not be the usual suspect when thinking of Bulgogi, but this Korean Pork Tenderloin is spectacular! While Bulgogi typically stars thinly sliced beef sizzling on a grill or in a quick stir-fry (check out my beef Bulgogi recipe linked below), this twist is a game-changer.
Korean Pork Tenderloin
If you love Thai food, I think you’re gonna love this easy Pad Kra Pao (Pad Kra Pao translates to stir-fried holy basil). You might even have ordered it or at least seen it on the menu at your favorite Thai restaurant. It’s a classic offering.
Easy Pad Kra Pao
My Asian Beef Noodle Soup is one of my faves! It’s nothing authentic, but it’s downright craveable and jumping with flavors so complex, you’d think it took hours to make rather than minutes.
Asian Beef Noodle Soup
Recently I made a marvelous Garlic Steak Bahn Mi inspired by a Diner’s Drive-Ins and Dives episode. One of the key components of that recipe was what the owner called a Black Pepper Onion Vinaigrette.
The Black Pepper Onion Vinaigrette is fire! It should go right over the beef – my bad adding it last!
Sampling at Costco is always an adventure, with some hits and some misses. Yakisoba was a hit, and I grabbed a box of the frozen packets, envisioning quick lunches for my favorite octogenarians. Surprise – both folks not only loved it, but managed to eat it without difficulty, a rare victory. I had to double down on this success with a homemade version, and so this Simple Steak Yakisoba manifested into existence!
Simple Steak Yakisoba