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This Vegan Ramen delivers all the richness and depth of a traditional ramen without using meat. A slow-simmered vegetable broth made with soybeans, shiitake mushrooms and aromatics creates a creamy, umami-packed base, while pan-seared tofu and mushrooms are coated in a sweet and savoury red miso glaze. Finished with fresh vegetables and chewy ramen noodles, it's a satisfying bowl that proves you won't miss the pork.
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.
Chinese Chive Pockets (Jiǔ Cài Hé Zi) are a popular Northern Chinese street food made with a soft hot-water dough wrapped around a fragrant filling of Chinese chives, vermicelli noodles, scrambled eggs and fresh herbs. Pan-fried until crisp and golden on both sides, they'e the perfect savoury snack, often served with a simple soy, vinegar and chilli oil dipping sauce.
Gulai Ayam is a rich, creamy and aromatic Indonesian chicken curry made with a fragrant spice paste, coconut milk and warming spices. Deeply savoury with balanced sweetness and acidity, it’s comforting and full of bold flavour.
This Yunnan-Style Spicy Mashed Potatoes is a rustic Chinese side dish made with steamed potatoes roughly mashed and stir-fried with garlic, spring onions, pickled mustard greens, fennel and Sichuan peppercorns. Finished with chilli oil, it's packed with layers of aromatic spice and texture.
Chicken Manchurian is a popular Indo-Chinese dish featuring crispy fried chicken tossed in a spicy, tangy and slightly sweet sauce. The chicken is coated in a light cornflour batter and deep fried until golden, then stir fried with peppers, onions, garlic and chillies before being coated in a glossy, flavour-packed sauce.
Japanese Kushikatsu are crispy golden skewers of vegetables and prawns coated in a light batter and crunchy panko breadcrumbs before being deep fried. Served with a tangy homemade dipping sauce, they're a classic Osaka street food that's perfect for sharing.
Yum Nua Style with Toasted Rice
Thai Beef Salad, known in Thailand as Yum Nua, is a vibrant, fresh and fiery salad built around perfectly seared rare beef, fragrant herbs and a punchy lime and fish sauce dressing. This Thai Beef Salad recipe follows a traditional balance of sweet, sour, salty and spicy flavours, finished with toasted rice powder for added crunch and aroma. The toasted rice powder is what elevates this dish. Lightly browned jasmine rice is crushed into a coarse powder and sprinkled over the salad, adding texture and a subtle nutty sweetness. Combined with Thai basil, mint and coriander, the result is bright, refreshing and deeply aromatic.
Thai Green Curry is one of the most iconic Thai dishes, known for its vibrant colour, aromatic herbs and perfectly balanced flavours. Fresh green chillies, lemongrass, galangal and lime combine to create a fragrant curry paste that forms the base of the dish. In this version, delicate fish balls and prawns simmer in a rich coconut curry with Thai aubergines and fresh basil, creating a dish that is complex yet harmonious with sweet, salty, spicy and herbal notes.
Som Tam is one of Thailand's most iconic dishes, balancing sweet, sour, salty, spicy and umami flavours in every bite. Crisp green papaya is lightly bruised with green beans and cherry tomatoes in a clay mortar before being tossed with a vibrant dressing of lime, tamarind, palm sugar and fish sauce. Finished with dried shrimp and roasted peanuts, it's a refreshing salad that's bursting with bold flavour and texture.
