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I am interested in cooking a couple of times a week using sesame oil -- not
the heavy, toasted thicker type, but the thinner oil that often sells in a larger tin can. I have purchased this before and let it go completely to waste as my Asian cooking skills are not the highest. I am wondering if there is an easy, common dish (other than braised greens and tofu) that I can incorporate into my menu once or twice a week -- and possibly even a dish that would go with just about any American/English style meal -- although I do cook, Thai and Indian and Italian. Thanks. Dee |
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