About Food & Drink: Simply Asian

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Food & Drink From Kathy Kingsley, your About Food & Drink Editor Asian food is one my favorites for warm-weather dining. Since the climate in most of these countries is way over the hot end of the spectrum, cooks there have raised beating the heat to a culinary art form. The result is food that has clean flavors and refreshing spiciness. Click below for cooling dishes from Thailand, China, and Japan - just the thing to perk up your hot, lazy days of summer. For more great summer recipes, follow AboutFood on Twitter, and Like us on Facebook. Cool Chinese Recipes When the weather gets hot and sticky, we start looking for ways to cool off. Here are Chinese recipes for hot summer days, all served cold. See More About:  chinese food recipes  summer recipes  salad rolls A Korean Favorite It may surprise you, but spicy foods (or capsaicin, the active chemical in chili peppers) actually help to keep us cool. Thai on the Grill You'll love this Thai chicken satay recipe, plus recipes for grilled fish and salmon, bbq chicken, prawn skewers, grilled steak and ribs, grilled vegetables, even grilled dessert! See More About:  thai barbecue recipes  barbecue chicken  grilled fish Chilled Somen Noodles Boiled and chilled somen (thin wheat noodles) are served with dipping soup and various toppings for a favorite Japanese summer meal. See More About:  noodle recipes  Food & Drink Ads Food Food & Drink Asian Food Cooking Drink Menus Greek Drinks Featured Articles Favorite Flavors: Lemon Wines of Portugal Quick and Easy Summer Recipes 7 Great Peach Recipes Fresh Mozzarella Recipes   More from About.com 10 Bathroom Remodels There's nothing worse than a bathroom remodel that looks like it belongs in a gas station. If you're looking for inspiration, you'll find it in these luxe, lush photos. More> Inspired Bathroom Tile Choices New tile can transform your bathroom in countless ways, whether you're looking for a playful, colorful child's bath, a cool and elegant sanctuary, or a bold sophisticated escape. More>   Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Food & Drink newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com   Advertisement