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These Hong Kong-style Baked Char Siu Bao are soft, fluffy buns filled with sweet, sticky barbecued pork. Unlike steamed bao, these are baked to a golden finish, giving a light crust while keeping the inside pillowy and rich with savoury-sweet char siu filling.
Szechuan Eggplant
Sichuan Style Aubergine, also known as Szechuan Eggplant, is a bold, sweet and savoury vegetarian dish built around caramelised chilli bean sauce, hoisin and soy. This Sichuan Style Aubergine recipe focuses on technique, showing you how to cook aubergine so it becomes soft and meaty without turning greasy.
Unlike many takeaway versions that rely on deep frying, this method lightly coats the aubergine in oil before searing it in a hot pan, much like cooking a steak. The result is beautifully charred edges, a tender interior and a sticky, glossy sauce that clings to every piece.
Gulab Jamun is one of India's most beloved desserts, made from soft milk dough balls that are gently fried until golden before being soaked in a fragrant cardamom sugar syrup. Served warm or at room temperature, they're wonderfully soft, syrupy and indulgent.
Crispy Aromatic Duck is famous for its shatteringly crisp skin, tender shreddable meat and fragrant sweet salty spice. This 5 Steps to Make the Crispiest Duck Ever recipe breaks the process down clearly so you can achieve restaurant quality crispy duck at home using duck legs instead of a whole bird.
The key to truly Crispy Aromatic Duck is blanching, brining with toasted spices, slow steaming, drying thoroughly and finally deep frying to achieve that signature crisp finish.
Jajangmyeon is one of Korea's most iconic noodle dishes, featuring thick wheat noodles topped with a rich, savoury black bean sauce made with pork belly and vegetables. Adapted from Chinese cuisine, the dish gets its distinctive flavour by frying Korean black bean paste (chunjang) before simmering it with tender pork, cabbage, courgette and onions. Finished with fresh cucumber and sesame oil, it's a comforting favourite that's traditionally enjoyed on Korea's Black Day.
Beef Rendang is one of Indonesia’s most iconic slow-cooked dishes, built around a deeply aromatic curry paste, toasted coconut and rich coconut milk. Unlike many curries, the paste isn’t fried first. Instead, the beef slowly simmers until the coconut milk reduces and splits, releasing its oil to naturally fry and caramelise everything at the end. This is a dish that rewards patience with incredible depth of flavour.
School of Wok Technique Guide
If your wok has developed speckles of rust, do not throw it away. A carbon steel wok can almost always be rescued. Rust usually forms because the wok was not dried properly after washing. The good news is that rescuing a wok simply means re seasoning it correctly.
This Hong Kong Street-Style Curried Squid is a nostalgic Cantonese street food classic featuring tender slow-braised squid simmered in a fragrant curry sauce made with curry powder, evaporated milk and aromatic spices. Rich, savoury and mildly spiced, it's perfect served with steamed rice or crusty bread.
This classic Cantonese Steamed Eggs with Clams combines silky steamed egg custard with fresh clams and their natural cooking juices. Finished with light soy sauce and aromatic oils, it's a comforting dish that's perfect served with steamed jasmine rice
This Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup is rich, aromatic and deeply comforting, with slow-braised beef simmered in a fragrant spiced broth. Served with noodles, greens and punchy toppings, it’s a true classic packed with bold flavour.
