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These Crispy Sweet & Sour Prawn Balls are a classic Chinese takeaway favourite featuring juicy prawns coated in a light, airy batter before being deep-fried until crisp and tossed in a bright, glossy sweet and sour sauce. The thick batter creates the signature fluffy texture that soaks up the vibrant sauce while staying deliciously crisp.
This Sichuan Boiled Beef is a classic mala dish featuring tender slices of ribeye gently poached in a rich chilli bean broth over crisp bean sprouts. Finished with homemade chilli and Sichuan pepper powder and sizzling hot oil, it's intensely aromatic, spicy and wonderfully numbing.
Sichuan Street Food Noodles with Sesame & Pork
Spicy Chinese Dan Dan Noodles are one of Sichuan’s most famous street food dishes, known for their deep savoury flavour, nutty sesame base and warming chilli heat. Traditionally served from street stalls in Chengdu, these noodles combine a rich sesame paste dressing with spicy minced pork and preserved vegetables for layers of texture and umami.
The balance is key. Nutty sesame paste, savoury soy, gentle sweetness, sharp black vinegar and fragrant chilli oil create the base. On top sits caramelised pork mince with pickled Sichuan vegetable, finished with fresh greens and herbs. When mixed together, the sauce loosens with hot stock and coats every strand beautifully.
Braised Chilli Tofu is a simple Korean-inspired home-cooked dish that’s all about gentle heat, mellow spice and deep savoury flavour. Firm tofu is pan-fried until golden to seal in moisture, then slowly braised in a sweet, spicy soy-based sauce infused with gochugaru and garlic. The result is tofu that’s soft inside, lightly crisp outside and completely soaked in a rich chilli broth – perfect with steamed rice to mop up every last drop.
These Spicy Korean Chicken Skewers are made with juicy chicken thighs marinated in a sweet, smoky gochujang sauce, threaded with onions and peppers, then charred until caramelised. Finished with sesame seeds, they're perfect served with steamed rice or wrapped in crisp lettuce leaves.
Jeremy shows us how to make Enoki mushroom beef wraps, deliciously crunchy corn fritters, spicy and tangy pickled chilli sauce and the showstopping crispy pork belly rolls!
Char Kway Teow is one of Malaysia’s most famous street food noodle dishes, known for its smoky wok hei flavour, sweet savoury sauce and quick high-heat stir frying. Wide flat rice noodles are tossed with prawns, egg, bean sprouts and Chinese chives in a rich sauce made with sambal, shrimp paste and sweet soy. The key to great Char Kway Teow is intense heat, minimal stirring and allowing the noodles to lightly caramelise in the wok.
The Best Prawn Toast Ever is a chunky, rustic British Chinese takeaway classic made with generously seasoned prawn filling pressed into hollowed baguette and pan fried until golden and crisp. This The Best Prawn Toast Ever recipe focuses on maximising prawn content, keeping texture coarse rather than paste-like, and pan frying instead of deep frying for better control at home.
Prawn toast is believed to have evolved in British Chinese kitchens, blending Western bread with Chinese prawn paste techniques. By hollowing out stale baguette and packing it with fresh prawns, garlic and herbs, you get a far superior result to typical takeaway versions.
This Leftover Roast Chicken Thai Som Tam-Style Salad is a fresh, vibrant and budget-friendly meal that transforms leftover roast chicken into a crunchy Southeast Asian-inspired salad. Crisp apple, green beans, raw aubergine and tomatoes are tossed in a punchy fish sauce and lime dressing, then topped with shredded chicken and crushed peanuts.
This Vietnamese Sweet & Salty Caramel Fish is a simple yet deeply flavourful dish where flaky white fish is baked in a rich caramel sauce made with coconut milk and fish sauce. Infused with Thai shallots, garlic, galangal, kaffir lime leaves and bird's eye chillies, the sauce creates the perfect balance of sweet, savoury and aromatic flavours. Served over steamed rice, it's a comforting Vietnamese family-style meal that's surprisingly easy to prepare.
