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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    AMAZING Malaysian Fried Chicken

    Malaysian Fried Chicken is bold, vibrant and deeply aromatic, marinated in turmeric, curry spices, coconut milk and lemongrass before being fried until golden and crisp. This AMAZING Malaysian Fried Chicken Recipe delivers juicy meat right to the bone with a fragrant spice crust and crispy fried coriander for extra texture.

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    Chinese Osmanthus Scrambled Egg Lettuce Wraps (Guì Huā Chǎo Dàn)

    These Chinese-style scrambled egg lettuce wraps transform humble eggs into something completely unexpected. Instead of soft, creamy curds, the eggs are deliberately cooked until they become finely crumbled with a texture resembling minced meat. Blanched sugar snap peas and shiitake mushrooms add sweetness and crunch, while crisp lettuce leaves and a drizzle of hoisin sauce turn the dish into light, flavourful wraps. Named Guì Huā Chǎo Dàn ("Osmanthus Flower Scrambled Eggs"), the tiny golden egg pieces resemble delicate osmanthus blossoms.

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    Delicious Vietnamese Pancake – Bánh Xèo

    Delicious Vietnamese Pancake, known as Bánh Xèo, is a crispy, golden turmeric rice flour pancake filled with fresh herbs, crunchy vegetables and optional prawns or pork. This Delicious Vietnamese Pancake recipe delivers the perfect balance of crisp edges and light, fluffy centre, served with a sweet, sour and savoury dipping sauce that brings everything together.

    Bánh Xèo literally means “sizzling cake,” named after the sound the batter makes when it hits a hot pan. The secret is a thin rice flour and coconut milk batter, cooked over medium heat until crisp, then folded over fresh fillings for that iconic half moon shape.

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    Pork with Baby Bok Choy Stir Fry

    A super quick and easy way to make a delicious mid-week dinner with no fuss, this simple pork & bok choy stir-fry is sure to be a winner!
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    Cantonese Roast Chicken (Crispy Skin Style)

    This Cantonese Roast Chicken has beautifully crisp skin, juicy meat and a glossy sweet-savoury glaze. Inspired by traditional Chinese roast meats, this simplified version delivers incredible flavour and texture at home.

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    Crispy Panko Pork Tonkatsu

    This Crispy Panko Pork Tonkatsu features thick-cut pork shoulder marinated with ginger, garlic and sake, then coated in panko breadcrumbs and fried until golden. Served with a quick homemade tonkatsu sauce and pickled red onions, it's a simple Japanese-inspired family favourite.

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    Korean Steamed Eggs (Gyeran-jjim)

    Korean Steamed Eggs (Gyeran-jjim) are a comforting Korean side dish with a light, fluffy, soufflé-like texture. Eggs are whisked with chicken stock, fish sauce and spring onions, then gently steamed in a traditional Korean earthenware pot until they puff up into a soft, savoury cloud. Finished with sesame oil, they're delicious served alongside steamed rice and other Korean dishes.

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    Massaman Lamb Curry

    This rich and mild Thai Massaman curry works beautifully with seasonal spring lamb, and is a perfect alternative to a Sunday or Easter roast.
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    How to Season a Wok

    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.

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    Soy Sauce Poached Chicken with Ginger and Spring Onion Oil

    How To Make Delicious Soy Sauce Chicken At Home is a classic Cantonese method of soy poached chicken, gently simmered in a fragrant, caramelised soy broth and finished with sizzling ginger and spring onion oil. This How To Make Delicious Soy Sauce Chicken At Home recipe follows traditional Hong Kong style technique, ensuring succulent meat, glossy skin and deep savoury flavour.

    Soy sauce chicken is a staple of Cantonese lunch culture, often served with steamed rice and greens. The key is balancing dark soy for colour, light soy for saltiness and sugar for caramelisation before gently poaching to retain moisture.

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