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CHEESY BAGEL BITES!! I made bagels with oozing cheese and it is everything I could have dreamed of. I didn’t have cream cheese so I used cheese, and it was basically like pretzel + cheese combo. To make this, you will need:

This savory stir-fried rice cake recipe is an incredibly flavorful and complete meal with carbohydrates, protein, and vegetables all in one! It is a simple one-pan dish that comes together in under 20 minutes and is great for meal prepping. Full recipe below and linked in bio:

If you love flaky pastries, then these spinach and brie phyllo rolls are for you! Not only is this recipe super simple, but it can also be made in under 25 minutes in an air fryer. This was inspired by spanakopita, savory Greek spinach pies with feta. I opted to use brie and parmesan which results in a creamier filling. Drizzle honey on the pastries for a sweet and salty flavor explosion!

Chawanmushi is a Japanese savory steamed egg custard that is traditionally served in a tea cup. I topped mine with shiitake mushrooms, shrimp, ikura (salmon roe), and green onions. The egg custard is silky and eggy with a slightly sweet, fish flavor from the dashi. If you have not tried this dish before, I encourage you to make this recipe to experience the tastiness of Chawanmushi!

Let’s make homemade soft fluffy steamed buns with shrimp patties, a recipe concept inspired by Taiwanese pork belly baos (Gua Bao) with modern Asian flavors! These shrimp baos are topped with shredded cabbage, pickled onions, and sauce. It’s a delicious combination of Eastern and Western flavors that comes together perfectly. Making your own steamed buns requires extra time and effort, but it’s definitely worth it! Full recipe linked in bio and below:

Har gow, shrimp dumplings with a translucent wrapper, is a classic Cantonese dish often served at dim sum restaurants. Well, what exactly is dim sum? Dim sum is a Cantonese-style cuisine where small-portioned dishes are pushed around on a cart, and guests select which dishes they want from the cart. Each dish is appetizer-sized so that people can share a variety of different dishes with others. Traditionally, the dishes are served with hot tea.

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