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Pei Pa Tofu is a classic Cantonese dish made with crispy tofu patties that are deep fried and then braised in a rich savoury sauce. With a soft, “meaty” interior and silky glaze, it’s comforting and full of texture.
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 Grilled Pork Noodle Salad (Bún Thịt Nướng) combines smoky, caramelised pork with soft rice vermicelli, crisp vegetables, quick-pickled daikon and carrot, fragrant herbs and a classic lime and fish sauce dressing. The sweet and savoury pork marinade creates beautifully charred meat, while the fresh herbs and tangy dressing bring balance to every bite.
Kashmiri Style
Indian Lamb Rogan Josh is a rich Kashmiri curry known for its deep red colour, warming whole spices and tender slow cooked lamb. This Indian Lamb Rogan Josh recipe follows a traditional one pot method, beginning with a freshly ground masala powder, browning the lamb properly and then slowly simmering with yogurt until silky and aromatic.
Rogan Josh was popularised by the Mughals and became a defining dish of Kashmiri cuisine. The name refers to “red heat” and “clarified butter”, describing both its colour and its traditional cooking fat. The key to a great Rogan Josh is building flavour through whole spices, allowing the yogurt to assimilate slowly and giving the curry time to deepen over a long simmer.
Thai Style Pork Patties are fragrant, juicy meat patties inspired by the flavours of Thai larb. Minced pork is mixed with finely chopped aromatics such as lemongrass, garlic, ginger and kaffir lime leaves, then combined with toasted rice powder for a distinctive nutty crunch. These patties are pan fried until golden and slightly crisp on the outside while remaining juicy and aromatic inside. Served with sweet chilli sauce, they make a simple but flavour packed dish perfect with rice or as a snack.
Jeremy’s Ultimate BBQ Marinade with Barbecued Vegetables is a bold, soy based barbecue sauce inspired by classic Chinese flavours and designed to caramelise beautifully over fire. This Jeremy’s Ultimate BBQ Marinade with Barbecued Vegetables recipe balances light and dark soy, sugar, mustard and aromatics to create a glossy, savoury sweet glaze perfect for grilling.
The beauty of this marinade is versatility. It can be used across multiple dishes and works particularly well with mushrooms, asparagus and peppers cooked over charcoal. The key is managing heat to prevent burning while encouraging proper caramelisation.
Fresh Vietnamese Green Mango and Prawn Salad is a vibrant, zesty Southeast Asian salad built around crisp green mango, juicy tiger prawns and a perfectly balanced sweet, sour and salty dressing. This Fresh Vietnamese Green Mango and Prawn Salad recipe delivers bold Vietnamese flavour with minimal cooking, making it ideal for warm days or light entertaining.
Green mango brings natural sharpness and crunch, while the dressing of lime juice, palm sugar and fish sauce creates the signature Vietnamese balance. Finished with herbs, peanuts and fried shallots, this dish is fresh, punchy and full of texture.
These Malaysian Prawn Fritters are a popular street food made with juicy tiger prawns, crunchy vegetables and a light, crispy batter enriched with homemade prawn stock. Served with a sweet, savoury dipping sauce, they're packed with flavour and texture.
Simple Salt and Pepper Squid is a Cantonese takeaway favourite built around lightly battered baby squid, fried until crisp and finished with a smoky salt, chilli and garlic toss. This Simple Salt and Pepper Squid recipe focuses on proper cornflour coating, correct oil temperature and a lightning fast final stir fry to keep the squid tender and crunchy.
The secret to great salt and pepper squid is dryness. The squid must be coated thoroughly in seasoned cornflour and fried quickly at high heat. The final toss with garlic, chilli and cracked black pepper should take only seconds to avoid burning.
A refreshing sour-and-hot Sichuan silken tofu with avocado.
