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Geography is one way to find a dish. What people actually search for is different: something for dinner, something in 30 minutes, something vegetarian, something for a festival.

Quick Answer: Collections on Asian Kitchen Pro group recipes by the way cooks actually search: by meal (main dishes, soups, sides, desserts), by diet (vegetarian, gluten-free), by time (quick and easy), by occasion (street food, takeout at home, Lunar New Year) and by cooking method (steaming, braising). Each collection explains the technique or constraint that defines it.

By meal

The course the dish plays in a meal. Most Asian home cooking is one main dish, one vegetable, one soup, and rice.

By diet

Restrictions that change which sauces and starches you can use — not just which ingredients you leave out.

By time

How long the dish actually takes, measured from a cold pan to a full table.

By occasion

Cooking tied to a season, a festival or a way of eating rather than to an ingredient.

By cooking method

The technique that decides the outcome, independent of which cuisine the dish comes from.

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