This Spicy Gochujang Korean Mac & Cheese is a rich, indulgent fusion of creamy American-style mac and cheese with bold Korean flavours. A smooth gochujang cheese sauce is baked with a crispy cheese and panko topping, then finished with a fragrant Korean chilli oil for the ultimate comfort food.
This quick and flavourful noodle dish transforms leftover rotisserie chicken into a satisfying meal. Tossed in a rich sesame chilli sauce with fresh cucumber and spring onions, it’s a perfect balance of savoury, spicy, sweet and tangy flavours—ready in minutes.
Transform your leftover roast chicken into a delicious sesame noodle dish! Perfect for lunch in under 10 minutes, this recipe packs sweet, sour, spicy, and umami flavours into every bite.
An Oxtail Feast with Red Wine and Chinese Spice is a luxurious slow braised dish perfect for celebration cooking. Inspired by the deep flavours of Macau, this recipe blends classic Chinese whole spices with a Western style mirepoix base and rich red wine. The result is tender oxtail that falls from the bone in a glossy, aromatic braising sauce layered with soy, rock sugar and warming spice.
Singaporean Curry Puffs are a beloved Southeast Asian street snack featuring flaky layered pastry filled with a fragrant curry mixture of chicken, potato and spices. Inspired by both Chinese pastry techniques and Southeast Asian flavours, these golden pastries are deep fried until crisp and packed with a creamy, aromatic filling enriched with curry powder and fresh curry leaves. The layered pastry is created by laminating two doughs together, producing a light, flaky texture similar to puff pastry but much easier to prepare at home.
Devil Curry (Curry Debal) is a fiery Eurasian curry originating from the Portuguese communities of Malaysia and Singapore. Traditionally made with Christmas leftovers, it combines chicken, sausages and bacon in a rich tomato-based rempah infused with dried chillies, mustard, vinegar and soy sauce. The result is a bold, tangy, smoky curry with intense heat that's balanced by sweet palm sugar and sharp vinegar.
This quick wok dish uses a clever homemade “hoisin-style” sauce made from strawberry jam, citrus and miso. Stir fried with blistered green beans, ginger and garlic, it delivers a bold balance of sweet, savoury and tangy flavours with a glossy, caramelised finish.
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 Jasmine Tea-Smoked Chicken is first marinated and gently steamed until succulent, then smoked in a wok over jasmine tea, rice and sugar for a beautifully golden finish. Served with a ginger and black vinegar dipping sauce, it's packed with layers of smoky, savoury flavour.
Chinese Garlic & Egg Fried Rice is one of the fundamental building blocks of Cantonese home cooking. This Chinese Garlic & Egg Fried Rice recipe focuses on two essentials: properly chilled rice and high heat wok control. By making a simple garlic infused oil first and cooking each ingredient in sequence, you achieve separate grains, light egg ribbons and that signature smoky wok flavour.
The key to great fried rice is cold, day old rice. Fresh rice contains too much moisture and will clump together. Once chilled overnight, the grains firm up and separate easily when stir fried at high heat.
Korean Egg Bread, known as Gyeran Bbang, is a popular Korean street food snack that blends sweet cake-like batter with savoury toppings. Baked in muffin tins, each bread contains a cracked egg in the centre and is often finished with bacon and cheese. The result is a soft, fluffy bread with a sweet-salty balance and a rich yolk that can remain slightly runny when baked just right.
