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Tilapia and Green-Tea Udon Noodles - Feast Your Eyes


Nothing on this plate is intensely complicated to make, yet everything has wonderfully layered and nuanced flavors. Soy-maple glaze gives a salty-sweet boost to mild tilapia, and a side of udon noodles keep the Asian riff going, especially when tossed with a spicy yuzu dressing. (Yuzu is a tangy, aromatic Japanese citrus fruit; you don't often see it fresh here in the U.S., but you can buy the bottled juice in Asian markets and some health food stores.)

The author used a recipe from Gourmet as his creative springboard but didn't worry about following the instructions to the letter. We encourage you to follow his lead whenever you encounter an interesting recipe: Play with flavor combinations, swap out ingredients, change the cooking method, experiment and explore. Make it your own.

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Filed Under: Feast Your Eyes, Features
Tags: Asian, Gourmet, soy, tilapia, udon noodles, yuzu

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Steven Ruza

2-10-2010 @8:47PM Steven Ruza said... Looks great - Steven Ruza
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