Here is a classic chile sauce from one of the hottest regions–foodwise–in China. This Sichuan chile sauce can be used in stir-fry dishes, added to soups, or sprinkled over rice.
Sichuan-Marinated Grilled Tilapia
Tilapia is mild and sweet-tasting with a delicate flesh. You can substitute catfish or flounder fillets if you can’t find tilapia.
Sichuan-Marinated Grilled Tilapia
Tilapia, a farm-raised fish originally from Asia, is mild and sweet-tasting with a delicate flesh. You can substitute catfish or flounder fillets if you can’t find tilapia.
Salt Block Sichuan Citrus Shrimp and Scallops
The salt block cooking concept is simple: you preheat a block of Himalayan salt to a very high temperature on your grill or stovetop and cook whatever you like: meat, fish, poultry or vegetables.
Sichuan Citrus Shrimp and Scallops
The first food I prepared with a salt block was a Sichuan citrus scallop and shrimp appetizer (this could also be an entrée if you increase the number of shrimp and scallops per serving).
Sichuan Ginger Oil
This oil adds a lot of flavor to any dish and especially Asian fare, but don’t limit its use. It’s also great on a simple salad of mixed greens and bean sprouts.
Sichuan “Chili”
No chili fan in their right mind is going to think of what I served up at the 2019 Bartels H-D Chili Cook-Off as a legit chili. That’s fine. I make variants like this for the folks in their wrong mind, like myself.
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