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This Lemongrass Chicken Stir Fry is sweet, spicy and beautifully fragrant, with juicy chicken thighs layered with fresh lemongrass, turmeric, ginger and kaffir lime leaves. Finished with Thai basil and a glossy fish sauce and soy glaze, it's a simple yet flavour-packed weeknight meal.
A quick and flavour packed chicken stir fry, perfect for an easy mid-week meal.
This Sizzling Salmon Belly Clay Pot is a fragrant Cantonese clay pot dish with crispy pan-fried salmon belly layered over golden ginger, garlic, shallots and spring onions. Finished with Shaoxing rice wine and light soy sauce, it's rich, aromatic and perfect served with steamed rice.
This Sesame Chicken is a crispy Chinese takeaway classic made with lightly spiced chicken thigh pieces coated in a crunchy cornflour batter and tossed in a glossy sweet and savoury sesame sauce. Finished with toasted sesame seeds, it's perfect served with steamed rice.
Thai Beef Coconut Curry Soup is a rich Northern Thai inspired noodle soup similar to Khao Soi. Slow cooked beef simmers in a fragrant red curry broth made with chillies, lemongrass, galangal and coconut milk. Over several hours the beef becomes tender and the curry develops deep layers of flavour, balancing spice, sweetness and savoury fish sauce. Served with noodles, pickled vegetables and crispy fried noodles, this dish delivers both comforting warmth and complex Thai aromatics.
Sichuan Style
Kung Pao Chicken is one of the most famous Sichuan stir fries, known for its bold heat, gentle sweetness and that unmistakable tingling sensation from crushed Sichuan peppercorns. This Kung Pao Chicken recipe follows a traditional balance of sweet, sour and savoury flavours, using chicken thighs for tenderness and a glossy sauce that caramelises quickly in a smoking hot wok.
The name Kung Pao is associated with Sichuan cuisine, where dried red chillies and Sichuan peppercorns create the signature mala effect. The key to authentic Kung Pao Chicken is high heat, proper sequencing and never losing your sizzle.
This Thai Braised Pork Belly is a rich, aromatic comfort dish featuring tender pork belly slowly braised in caramelised palm sugar with garlic, coriander root, warming spices and a savoury-sweet sauce. The long, gentle simmer creates meltingly soft pork with a beautifully glossy braising liquor that's perfect with steamed jasmine rice.
Sweet & Sticky Chinese Hoisin Cola Ribs are a rich, caramelised party favourite inspired by classic Cantonese hoisin ribs, with a clever twist of Coca Cola for extra glaze and depth. This Sweet & Sticky Chinese Hoisin Cola Ribs recipe balances thick sauces such as hoisin and ketchup with thinner ingredients like dark soy and rice vinegar to create the perfect sticky coating.
Cooking low and slow allows the sugars to caramelise gradually, creating deep colour and tender meat that pulls away from the bone. A final baste during roasting builds that irresistible lacquered finish.
Takeaway-Style Vegetable Omelette with Glossy Gravy
Simple Chinese Egg Foo Young is a British-Chinese takeaway classic, known for its crispy edges, fluffy centre and savoury gravy poured generously over the top. This Simple Chinese Egg Foo Young recipe follows a lighter pan-fried method rather than deep frying, giving you the same golden exterior with better control over texture and oil.
Egg Foo Young is essentially a Chinese-style omelette that can include vegetables, meat or seafood. The key techniques are searing the vegetables first to prevent excess moisture, adding a cornflour paste to the egg for structure, and cooking over high heat before reducing slightly to finish. The result is crisp on the outside, soft and wispy in the centre, topped with a glossy sauce.
This Mamak Fried Noodles is a Malaysian street food classic packed with egg noodles, prawns, tofu, crispy potatoes and vegetables, all tossed in a rich sambal-based sauce. Sweet, savoury, spicy and deeply satisfying, it's the perfect example of bold Malaysian wok cooking.
School of Wok Technique Guide
A properly seasoned wok is one of the most important tools in Chinese cooking. Knowing how to clean and maintain a wok correctly ensures it develops a natural non stick surface, prevents rust and improves flavour over time. This technique guide explains how to clean a wok after cooking, how to dry it properly and how to rescue a rusty wok.
