Cashew chicken stir-fry blends Chinese and American cuisines, rooted in traditional Chinese stir-frying. The southern regions of China, where cashews are grown, influence the addition of the nut to ...

Related: Chef Shirley Chung makes some of her favorite Chinese dishes, from Beijing street food to nourishing vegan dumplings. In Singapore, this is one of the great street foods to enjoy. It’s packed ...

Is there anything that hits the spot better on a busy school night or over-scheduled weekend than takeout Chinese food? It’s fun to eat, and usually it’s quick from counter to table, with minimal ...

Honey Garlic Chicken Stir Fry with Cashews is a flavorful and satisfying dish perfect for busy weeknights. This recipe features tender bites of chicken stir-fried with crisp vegetables, all coated in ...

Cashews are an incredibly versatile nut — not only are they delicious both raw and roasted, but their slightly sweet and naturally buttery flavor makes them a fabulous addition to a variety of dishes.

Cashew Chicken Skillet Stir-Fry Serves 6. When you need a quick dinner after a busy weekend, this is it. The stir-fry recipe has a delicious soy sauce and peanut butter taste, and it’s a great way to ...

I am lucky enough to live in Eugene, Oregon. I’ve got it pretty good here – great weather, great outdoors, great Jewish community, great abundance of local organic food. But Chinese food? Not so much ...

Our Chicken lo mein is made with thin strips of chicken, crisp veggies, and lo mein noodles tossed and stir-fried in a simple, flavorful sauce for a great, easy dinner that’s ready in under an hour!

I attended the Cooking With Cranberries event at the Cranberry Discovery Center in Warrens on Saturday, Jan. 10. I always look forward to these presentations. Lorry Erickson, Discovery Center director ...

Chef and cookbook author Grace Young is visiting TODAY to whip up four incredibly delicious and easy recipes inspired by her culinary roots. From an irresistible chicken dish she learned how to make ...

Is there anything that hits the spot better on a busy school night or over-scheduled weekend than takeout Chinese food? It's fun to eat, and usually it's quick from counter to table, with minimal ...