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These Peanut Butter Protein Power Balls are a quick, no-bake snack packed with oats, cocoa, cinnamon and high-protein peanut butter. Easy to make and naturally satisfying, they're perfect for post-workout fuel or a healthier alternative to processed snacks.
This Malaysian Chicken Curry is rich, aromatic and deeply comforting, layered with fragrant spices, coconut sweetness and tender chicken. Perfect served with coconut rice for a full nasi kandar experience.
Soybean Paste Steamed Fish
Steamed Whole Fish Chinese Tau Cheo Style is a classic Cantonese home dish that celebrates freshness, simplicity and balance. Tau cheo, a fermented soybean paste, forms the savoury backbone of this recipe, blended with ginger, garlic and plum sauce to create a deeply aromatic paste that steams gently over the fish.
In Chinese cuisine, steaming a whole fish symbolises abundance and prosperity. The key is choosing a very fresh fish, steaming it just long enough to cook through, then finishing with hot oil poured over spring onion and chilli to release fragrance and sizzle.
Din Tai Fung Pork Chop Fried Rice is a beautifully simple yet iconic restaurant dish. A tender pork chop is brined, marinated with Chinese five spice and soy, then deep fried until lightly crisp on the outside while remaining juicy inside. The pork is served over a classic egg fried rice made with fluffy short-grain rice, seasoned simply with white pepper, sesame oil and spring onions.
Delicious Indonesian Fried Rice, known as Nasi Goreng, is one of Indonesia’s most iconic street food dishes. Built on day-old rice, shrimp paste and kecap manis, this Delicious Indonesian Fried Rice recipe delivers deep savoury flavour with a slightly sweet, caramelised finish.
Unlike classic Chinese egg fried rice, Nasi Goreng relies on shrimp paste for umami and kecap manis for its signature dark, treacly richness. Finished with a crispy fried egg on top and optional sambal, it is bold, comforting and full of texture.
This Hong Kong Leftover Stir-Fry (Mei Chum Siu Chow) is a classic dai pai dong dish that transforms leftover ingredients into a flavour-packed meal. The secret lies in preserved mustard greens and dried shrimp, which infuse the wok with deep umami before your choice of protein and vegetables are quickly stir-fried in a rich savoury sauce. It's a versatile recipe that works with almost any leftovers you have to hand.
This Jjamppong is a bold and comforting Korean noodle soup packed with prawns, mussels and clams in a rich, spicy broth infused with gochugaru, aromatics and seafood stock. Served with chewy wheat noodles, it's warming, savoury and full of deep umami flavour.
Today we’re joined by Chetna Makan, showing us a deliciously simple recipe from her latest cookbook “easy Indian vegetarian”.
This Sri Lankan Black Pork Curry is rich, peppery and deeply aromatic, with tender pork ribs slow-cooked in toasted spices, tamarind and creamy coconut sauce until meltingly soft. Bold, warming and intensely comforting.
