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Air Fryer Gyoza
Homemade pork-and-cabbage gyoza, crisped all over in the air fryer, with a tamari-sesame dipping sauce. The wrapping takes practice; the eating doesn't.
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Korea, Japan, China — lacquered, crisp, umami-forward.
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Homemade pork-and-cabbage gyoza, crisped all over in the air fryer, with a tamari-sesame dipping sauce. The wrapping takes practice; the eating doesn't.
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Lacquered, gingery salmon on a weeknight clock — tamari keeps the glaze gluten-free, and the fan does what a yakitori grill does with less ceremony.
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Golden panko chicken cutlets, Tokyo-diner style, without the pot of oil — juicy inside, shatter-crisp outside, with tonkatsu sauce for dragging.
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Shatteringly crisp, gochujang-glazed wings — the Seoul street-food classic, lightened and made gluten-free with rice starch.
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Cantonese char siu — pork shoulder lacquered in honey, hoisin, and five-spice, then air-fried to sticky, mahogany-edged glory for a weeknight dinner.
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Ginger-and-garlic-marinated Japanese fried chicken, crisped in the air fryer with potato starch — juicy, savory, and built for a weeknight dinner.
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Purple-skinned Japanese sweet potatoes air-fried whole until the flesh turns dense, chestnut-sweet, and custardy — a whole-food snack with nothing added.
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Crisp tofu tossed with toasted Sichuan-pepper salt, fried chili, and scallion — the Cantonese takeout classic, made vegan and gluten-free at home.
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Crisp-edged tofu cubes tossed in a sweet-hot fermented gochujang glaze — a vegan, sesame-flecked Korean snack that earns its place beside any fried thing.