12 Asian-inspired recipes to discover to celebrate the Lunar New Year

The Lunar New Year was marked on Tuesday 1^er February and we are now in the year of the Water Tiger. This event gave us the desire to explore some dishes from Asian cuisine, which several culinary creators from here have recreated and adapted through different recipes. Obviously, the recipes are not necessarily traditional, but they allow us to taste different and delicious dishes. If the Lunar New Year has also given you a taste for cooking Asian-inspired dishes, we offer you the following twelve recipes.

ramen soup

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This ramen soup requires getting your hands on a few special ingredients, like sake and bamboo shoots, but the results are worth it!

Peanut Tofu Spring Rolls

Spring rolls are a classic that we never get tired of! Plus, they’re pretty easy to prepare.

Curry Katsu (Japanese curry with breaded chicken cutlets)

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Here is a great recipe to discover! It does, however, require a certain level of culinary skill to make it.

Satay Brothers Braised Pork Belly Buns

This recipe requires patience and a little skill, but the result is worth it.

Chicken satay skewers

Here is another fairly classic recipe that is generally well loved by everyone! In addition, it is simple to make.

Singapore style prawn noodles

Singapore-style noodles are a classic on Chinese restaurant menus. Recreate this dish with this simple and tasty recipe.

Banh mi with tofu and mushrooms

If you like banh mi, you want to try this recipe! On the other hand, she suggests using baguettes, so the end result will not be 100% authentic. It’s still delicious.

Pork Gyoza

If you have the patience to form all the gyozas by hand, we suggest this delicious recipe. You won’t be able to stop eating it!

Coconut Milk, Chicken and Bok Choy Ramen Soup

This soup just looks delicious! Its aromas will appeal to young and old alike.

Authentic Chicken and Shrimp Pad Thai

Pad Thai is a classic Asian recipe. Recreate this great favorite in the comfort of your home with this not-too-hard-to-make recipe.

Tonkinese beef soup (Pho bo)

This rather simple recipe allows you to cook a tasty tonkinese soup. The recipe is not 100% faithful to the more traditional one, but it is a simple and succulent version nonetheless.