Quick and easy Asian side dishes recipes with 500 or fewer calories costing less than $2.0 per serving with photo

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shengadanyachi chutney

shengadanyachi chutney

shengadanyachi chutney is one of famous chutney in Maharashtrian meals.It makes great side dip for every meal.

pshinde2109
Feb 2014
Beginner
1 vote
2901 views
beetroot raita (Step by Step with photo)

beetroot raita (Step by Step with photo)

Beetroot raita is a healthy and bright colored, beautiful looking raita. This pink colored raita is the best…

swati paathak
Aug 2016
Advanced
2 votes
3018 views
Creamy Cauliflower And Lakers Magic!

Creamy Cauliflower And Lakers Magic!

One thing I love about fixing a tandoori chicken lunch is the simplicity. Once the chicken has been marinated,…

kathy gori
Jun 2010
Advanced
2 votes
2311 views
Squash In A Spice Paste Done Pronto!

Squash In A Spice Paste Done Pronto!

This has been one hell of a week, one of those 7 day stretches that includes everything on lifes'…

kathy gori
Jul 2010
Advanced
2 votes
4266 views
Asian Slaw

Asian Slaw

I love to make this with fresh beets!

ChaCha Can Cook
Mar 2011
Intermediate
1 vote
1583 views
Stir-Fry Round Cabbage with Chicken

Stir-Fry Round Cabbage with Chicken

Done without oyster sauce.

tigerfish
Apr 2010
Intermediate
1 vote
1625 views
Stir-Fry Broad Beans, Shanghainese-Style

Stir-Fry Broad Beans, Shanghainese-Style

Shanghai dish, easy

tigerfish
Jan 2010
Intermediate
1 vote
1409 views
Eat Your Lawn!

Eat Your Lawn!

There was a very fancy Chinese restaurant in Beverly Hills . One of the specialties was referred to as "fried greens". All the beautiful people…

kathy gori
Apr 2010
Advanced
1 vote
2221 views
Mint and Coriander Chutney Recipe (Green Chutney)

Mint and Coriander Chutney Recipe (Green Chutney)

Mint and Coriander Chutney Recipe is quick to make chutney that can spice-up any appetizer, especially Indian…

Hina Gujral
Feb 2016
Advanced
1 vote
2413 views
Sesame Noodle Salad

Sesame Noodle Salad

I would highly recommend making them at least 6 hours before and preferably 24 hours. The noodles absorb the "sauce" and the flavors meld.

Sunny Shin
Apr 2011
Intermediate
1 vote
1718 views