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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    Indian Chilli Paneer

    Indian Chilli Paneer is one of the most popular vegetarian dishes in Indian Chinese cuisine, combining crispy paneer with a sweet, salty and spicy stir fry sauce. This Indian Chilli Paneer recipe uses high heat cooking to toast the paneer first, giving it golden edges before coating it in a glossy chilli sauce with onions and peppers.

    Chilli Paneer is commonly found in Indian restaurants and street food stalls, where Chinese style sauces are blended with Indian spice and heat. The key is balancing sweetness from ketchup, saltiness from soy and heat from fresh chillies to create that signature jammy coating.

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    Chinese Hot & Sour Soup

    An easy, Chinese hot and sour soup recipe inspired by Chef Ken Wang. Packed full of ingredients, this spicy, sweet, chicken soup will hit all points on your flavour palate!

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    Hong Kong Style Stir-Fried Noodles (Chow Mein)

    These Hong Kong-style Stir-Fried Noodles are glossy, silky and packed with wok hei. Featuring crispy pan-fried egg noodles tossed with vegetables and savoury sauce, this dish delivers the perfect balance of texture—crispy edges with soft, bouncy strands.

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    Cantonese Chicken & Cashew Stir-Fry

    This Cantonese Chicken & Cashew Stir-Fry is a classic restaurant-style dish featuring juicy skin-on chicken, crisp vegetables and toasted cashew nuts, all coated in a light savoury oyster sauce. Cooked over a very high heat with minimal movement, the chicken develops an irresistible smoky flavour (wok hei) while the vegetables stay vibrant and crisp.

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    Ayam Taliwang

    Ayam Taliwang is a fiery Indonesian grilled chicken dish originating from the island of Lombok. Chicken is simmered in a rich spice paste made from chillies, shallots, garlic, shrimp paste and palm sugar, then finished over high heat to develop a smoky char. The result is tender, juicy chicken coated in a bold, spicy sauce with deep umami flavour and a hint of sweetness.

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    Hainanese Chicken Rice

    Singapore Style

    Hainanese Chicken Rice is one of the most iconic dishes in Singapore’s hawker centres, originally brought by Hainanese immigrants and adapted into a national favourite. This Hainanese Chicken Rice recipe follows the classic Singapore style method, gently poaching a whole corn fed chicken in ginger and spring onion infused stock, then using that fragrant broth to cook fluffy, aromatic rice.

    The magic of Hainanese Chicken Rice lies in precision. The chicken must never over boil. Instead it is simmered briefly, then left to sit in the hot stock to cook through gently. The rice is cooked in rendered chicken fat and stock for rich flavour, and the dish is served with vibrant chilli sauce and fragrant ginger and spring onion oil.

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    Amazing Korean Kimchi Pancakes

    This Korean kimchi pancake, known as Kimchi Jeon, is a quick and satisfying weeknight dish that delivers bold flavour, crispy texture and a beautiful golden finish. Packed with chopped kimchi, fresh vegetables and an optional seafood topping, this savoury pancake is pan fried until crisp on the outside and tender inside.

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    Hong Kong Treats: Stuffed Tofu

    The thing about Hong Kong is you can find a Starbucks on most street corners, but next to it you'll also find the most amazing speciality shops selling traditional food that has been around for hundreds of years. The local dessert houses serve up dishes like Black Sesame Soup and Tau Fu Fa (silky tofu drenched in a sweet syrup) and in Sheung Wan you can get every kind of dried seafood you can imagine- scallops, oysters, shrimp, sea urchin, you name it, they've dried it.
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    Chinese Mapo Tofu

    Sichuan Spicy Tofu with Minced Pork

    Chinese Mapo Tofu is a bold and fiery Sichuan classic, known for its silky tofu, richly spiced minced pork and signature numbing heat from Sichuan peppercorns. This Chinese Mapo Tofu recipe follows the traditional layering method, building flavour from fermented black beans, chilli bean sauce and aromatics before gently braising delicate tofu in a deeply savoury red sauce.

    Mapo Tofu originates from Sichuan province and is famous for its “mala” profile, meaning spicy and numbing. The key is cooking the pork and spices first to create a powerful base, then folding the tofu in gently at the very end so it holds its shape while absorbing flavour.

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