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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    Thai Green Papaya & Rice Vermicelli Salad (Som Tam with Noodles)

    This Thai Green Papaya & Rice Vermicelli Salad is a vibrant, refreshing salad made with crisp shredded green papaya, rice vermicelli and a bold dressing of lime, garlic, chillies, palm sugar and tamarind. Finished with crunchy peanuts and dried shrimp, it's a spicy, tangy dish that's perfect for warm days.

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    Crispy Aromatic Duck Bao

    Crispy Aromatic Duck Bao combines the classic flavours of Chinese crispy duck with soft steamed bao buns for a modern twist on a traditional favourite. Tender shredded duck with perfectly crisp skin is paired with fluffy steamed bao, quick pickled cucumber and spring onion, and a rich drizzle of hoisin sauce. This Crispy Aromatic Duck Bao recipe brings together the deep aromatic spices of traditional Chinese duck preparation with the light texture of freshly steamed bao buns, creating a perfect balance of savoury, sweet and tangy flavours.

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    Pork Belly Braised E-Fu Noodles with Mixed Mushrooms

    This Pork Belly Braised E-Fu Noodles is a comforting one-wok meal featuring tender pork belly, earthy mixed mushrooms and silky E-Fu noodles braised in a rich savoury sauce. Perfect for colder days, it's packed with deep umami flavour and makes an easy family dinner.

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    How to Rescue Your Wok

    School of Wok Technique Guide

    If your wok has developed speckles of rust, do not throw it away. A carbon steel wok can almost always be rescued. Rust usually forms because the wok was not dried properly after washing. The good news is that rescuing a wok simply means re seasoning it correctly.

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    Advanced Bao Folding Technique

    Advanced Bao Folding Technique is a step by step guide to mastering professional level pleating for steamed bao buns. This Advanced Bao Folding Technique tutorial focuses on hand positioning, structured pleat progression and controlled twisting to achieve 5, 7, 9, 11 or even 13 neat pleats around your bao.

    Beautiful pleats are not about speed. They are about structure, repetition and understanding how the dough sits in your hand. This technique works for bao buns, soup dumplings and larger steamed buns, helping you create a smooth rounded base with evenly spaced pleats that gather neatly at the top.

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    Taiwanese Sesame Oil Chicken Soup

    This Taiwanese Sesame Oil Chicken Soup is a comforting, nourishing broth made with roasted chicken, ginger, spring onions and Taiwanese rice wine. Finished with black sesame oil, it's a warming soup that's traditionally enjoyed when you're feeling under the weather or simply in need of something restorative.

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    Twice-Cooked Squid

    This Double-Cooked Squid with Garlic, Green Chilli & Black Beans is a classic Hong Kong stir-fry featuring tender poached squid flash-fried with scorched green chillies, aromatic garlic and ginger, and a rich fermented black bean sauce. Poaching the squid first creates an exceptionally soft texture without the sponginess of bicarbonate of soda.

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    Thai-Style Fried Chicken Bao

    These Thai-Style Fried Chicken Bao combine crispy marinated chicken with soft, fluffy steamed bao buns. Finished with sweet chilli sauce, pickles, crispy shallots and fresh coriander, they're the perfect fusion of Thai street food and Chinese bao.

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    Hoisin & Chilli Aubergine

    Spicy BBQ Gochujang Aubergine is a smoky, sticky barbecue dish that transforms a humble aubergine into something deeply savoury and richly caramelised. This Spicy BBQ Gochujang Aubergine recipe layers hoisin, gochujang and rice wine over scored aubergine, then finishes it with an herby barbecue marinade for bold summer flavour.

    Cooking aubergine over fire is all about treating it like meat. First sear it over direct heat to develop char, then allow it to cook through gently so the flesh becomes soft, silky and almost creamy inside.

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    Better Than Takeaway Black Pepper Tofu

    Black Pepper Tofu is all about layering flavour. The tofu is marinated, coated and crisped before being wrapped in a deeply savoury sauce packed with black pepper at different stages. The result is crispy-edged tofu that softens slightly in the sauce while keeping its shape, delivering bold Cantonese-style spice and warming heat. This vegan dish proves that when flavour and texture are built properly, tofu can be just as satisfying as any meat stir fry.

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