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    Turmeric & Dill Fish

    Turmeric and Dill Fish is a vibrant Vietnamese-inspired dish where chunks of white fish are marinated in a fragrant paste of galangal, garlic and turmeric, then quickly stir fried with spring onions and fresh dill. Finished with a light fish sauce and lime dressing, the dish is fresh, aromatic and lightly caramelised, with herbs playing a starring role.

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    Banchan (Korean Side Dishes)

    A tasty assortment of easy to make cold and hot Korean style side dishes
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    Thai-Style Fried Chicken

    This Thai-Style Fried Chicken is inspired by Bangkok street food, featuring bone-in chicken coated in a deeply flavoured batter made with garlic, spring onions, coriander, black pepper and fish sauce. Fried until crisp and golden, the rice flour batter delivers a light, crunchy coating packed with aromatic Thai flavours.

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    Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce

    Juicy, smoky chicken skewers paired with a savoury peanut sauce layered with sweetness and gentle spice. This Chicken Satay with Peanut Sauce is a classic Indonesian and Malaysian favourite, where marinated chicken thighs are grilled until lightly charred and basted with sweet kecap manis before being served with a rich, creamy bumbu kacang.

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    Spicy Gochujang Korean Mac & Cheese

    This Spicy Gochujang Korean Mac & Cheese is a rich, indulgent fusion of creamy American-style mac and cheese with bold Korean flavours. A smooth gochujang cheese sauce is baked with a crispy cheese and panko topping, then finished with a fragrant Korean chilli oil for the ultimate comfort food.

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    Hakka Egg Dumplings Claypot

    Hakka Egg Dumplings Claypot is a comforting, rustic dish where pork-filled dumplings are wrapped in thin egg omelettes, lightly pan fried, then simmered in a savoury broth with daikon and Chinese celery. The egg wrappers soak up the rich stock, creating soft, juicy dumplings with a deeply warming flavour.

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    Lotus Leaf Fried Rice

    Lotus Leaf Fried Rice is a fragrant, earthy festive dish where savoury sausage, dried shrimp and mushrooms are stir fried with rice, wrapped in soaked lotus leaf and steamed to infuse a delicate tea like aroma. This Lotus Leaf Fried Rice recipe layers flavour in the wok first, then finishes with a second steam to allow the lotus leaf to perfume the rice beautifully.

    Often served at banquets and special occasions, lotus leaf fried rice is about depth and aroma. The sausage fat coats each grain, the dried shrimp add umami, and the final steam transforms the dish completely.

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    Watercress in Superior Broth (Xàng Tāng Xī Yáng Cài)

    This classic Cantonese Watercress in Superior Broth is a light yet deeply savoury soup built around the rich umami of salted duck egg and preserved duck egg. Fresh watercress is gently wilted into an emulsified broth flavoured with ginger, garlic, fish sauce and white pepper before being served bubbling hot in a clay pot. Nourishing, comforting and packed with flavour, it's a traditional banquet-style vegetable dish.

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    Vegetable Pakoras

    These crispy Vegetable Pakoras are a popular Indian snack made with shredded vegetables, fragrant spices and gram flour, then deep-fried until golden. Served with a cooling coriander yoghurt dip, they're perfect as a starter or afternoon treat.

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    Crispy Thai Style Fish Sauce Chicken Wings

    Crispy Thai Style Fish Sauce Chicken Wings are a dangerously addictive snack built on just a few powerful ingredients. This Crispy Thai Style Fish Sauce Chicken Wings recipe keeps things simple, using fish sauce as the main seasoning before deep frying at 180°C for perfectly golden, succulent wings. A fragrant garnish of fried shallots, palm sugar, lime leaf and chilli adds sweetness, heat and crunch to finish.

    Fish sauce is intensely savoury, so the wings only need a short marinade before frying. The key is controlling your oil temperature, cooking in batches and finishing with a quick dip of lime leaf and chilli into the hot oil to release their aroma.

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