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Southeast Asian Market Returns This Weekend at FDR Park

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The aroma of grilled chicken wings filled with sausages cooking over charcoal and the sweetness of deep-fried bananas will attract throngs of eager Philadelphia residents back to the Southeast Asian Market at FDR Park beginning this coming Saturday. The open-air market operates every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., regardless of weather conditions, continuing until the end of October. One of the city’s liveliest festivities showcasing immigrant cuisine and heritage It was recently highlighted on The Inquirer’s “The 76” list of must-try Philadelphia experiences that has gained nationwide recognition Food & Wine as a culinary destination. In the 1980s, a Laotian couple initiated an informal marketplace by offering papaya salad and chicken wings at a local park. Gradually, this venue evolved naturally into a popular weekly attraction featuring around 80 sellers and drawing approximately 200,000 guests throughout each season. The culinary selection enco...

Bok Choy vs. Broccoli: The Ultimate Dinner Showdown

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If you resemble me at all, you're certain to encounter this. bit tired of doing things the normal way broccoli or steamed green bean alternative option. In this scenario, allow me to introduce a new veggie side for you to discover: bok choy. This refreshing side dish is sure to brighten your day weeknight dinners , and it only needs a handful of basic ingredients to shine. In short, broccoli might be stepping down from its throne as the top choice for side dishes soon. Here, I start by cooking these crispy stalks and soft greens until they're seared, followed by steaming them together with some garlic. ginger , and soy for a meal featuring delicate and aromatic green vegetables that are just as enjoyable to consume as they are swift to prepare. If you're not yet familiar with this crunchy, brassica-type Chinese cabbage, then you'll struggle to discover another veggie so full of flavor and adaptability across various dishes, suitable even for laid-b...