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School of Wok Technique Guide
Seasoning a wok is the most important step before you begin cooking with it. Carbon steel woks come with a factory applied anti rust coating to prevent corrosion during storage and shipping. This coating must be removed completely before first use, then the metal must be heated and sealed with oil to create a natural non stick surface.
Sweet & Sour Cauliflower is a vegan take on the classic Chinese takeaway dish, where crispy battered cauliflower florets are tossed with stir-fried vegetables and finished with a sticky sweet and sour sauce. The cauliflower is coated in a light beer batter and deep fried until golden, creating a crisp exterior that contrasts perfectly with the tangy sauce made from ketchup, vinegar and sugar.
Bibimbap is one of Korea's most iconic dishes, served in a sizzling hot stone bowl with freshly cooked rice, colourful vegetables, marinated steak, a rich gochujang sauce and a silky egg yolk. As the bowl continues to sizzle at the table, the rice develops a delicious crispy crust while the vibrant vegetables and tender steak create a dish that's as beautiful to look at as it is to eat.
Delicious Filipino Chicken Adobo is a one-pan classic and widely regarded as the national dish of the Philippines. This Delicious Filipino Chicken Adobo recipe balances salty soy sauce, gentle sweetness and sharp vinegar to create a rich, braised chicken dish with a glossy, reduced sauce perfect for spooning over rice.
The key to authentic flavour is caramelising the soy and sugar around the chicken before adding water, then introducing vinegar towards the end so it cooks through but still delivers that signature adobo tang.
Incredibly Tasty Chinese Pork Lo Mein is a classic Cantonese noodle stir fry where egg noodles are soaked in a rich, silky oyster sauce based gravy and layered with tender pork, charred mushrooms and crisp vegetables. This Incredibly Tasty Chinese Pork Lo Mein recipe focuses on proper wok sequencing, building flavour step by step before bringing everything together at the end.
Lo Mein literally means mixed noodles. Unlike dry fried chow mein, the noodles here are intentionally saucy, allowing them to absorb the savoury stock, soy and oyster sauce for maximum depth.
Vietnamese Coconut Braised Pork Belly is a comforting dish where chunks of pork belly are slowly simmered in coconut milk with caramelised onions and ginger. The slow braising allows the pork to become tender while the coconut milk reduces into a rich, savoury sauce balanced with fish sauce, chilli and palm sugar. Often served with steamed rice, this simple dish highlights the deep flavour that can come from just a few key ingredients.
Delicious Vegan Thai Green Curry is a vibrant, aromatic plant based version of the Thai classic, packed with fresh green chilli heat, citrusy galangal, lemongrass and kaffir lime leaf. This Delicious Vegan Thai Green Curry recipe swaps shrimp paste and fish sauce for light soy sauce while keeping the authentic balance of sweet, savoury and spice that defines Thai cuisine.
The foundation of this curry is a freshly pounded green curry paste, slowly fried in oil to release its aromatics before coconut milk is added gradually to create depth and natural richness. Finished with tofu, aubergine and hearty vegetables, this vegan curry delivers bold flavour without missing the meat.
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.
Chilli Chow Mein Style
Leftover Veggie Stir Fry Noodles are one of the best ways to use up surplus vegetables from your fridge. This Leftover Veggie Stir Fry Noodles recipe follows classic Chinese wok technique, soaking dried egg noodles properly, drying them before stir frying and building a simple chilli soy sauce that coats every strand without making them soggy.
Inspired by Hong Kong style chow mein, this dish proves that Chinese cooking is resourceful and versatile. The key is never losing your sizzle, keeping the noodles separate and balancing spice, soy and sweetness for a glossy finish.
