Thai Fish Cakes (Red Curry Style)
These Thai Fish Cakes are bouncy, flavour-packed and lightly spiced with a homemade red
curry paste. With fresh herbs and crunchy green beans, they deliver the perfect balance of
texture and aromatic heat.
These Thai Fish Cakes are bouncy, flavour-packed and lightly spiced with a homemade red
curry paste. With fresh herbs and crunchy green beans, they deliver the perfect balance of
texture and aromatic heat.
Cheung Fun Rice Noodle Rolls are one of the most iconic dishes in Cantonese dim sum. These delicate steamed rice sheets are silky, lightly elastic and rolled into soft layers before being dressed with sweet soy, sesame paste and chilli oil. Traditionally served with prawns or char siu, this version celebrates the simple Hong Kong market style — plain rice rolls with bold, flavourful sauces poured over the top.
Easy Sichuan Chicken is a bold, spicy stir fry built around the signature mala flavour of Sichuan cuisine, combining heat from dried chillies with the distinctive tingling sensation of Sichuan peppercorns. This Easy Szechuan Chicken recipe balances savoury soy, fragrant garlic and chilli bean sauce with just enough sweetness to round out the spice.
Unlike heavily sauced takeaway versions, this method focuses on proper wok technique. High heat, quick searing and minimal sauce ensure the chicken stays tender while absorbing deep, smoky flavour.
Leftover Thanksgiving Banh Mi is the ultimate way to transform roast turkey, gravy and Brussels sprouts into bold Vietnamese street food. This Leftover Thanksgiving Banh Mi recipe recreates the light, airy baguette texture traditionally debated in Vietnam, then fills it with smoky wok fried turkey and sprouts finished with fish sauce, palm sugar and lime.
The key to a great banh mi is the bread. This version compares plain flour dough against a mix of plain flour and rice flour, with vitamin C used as a natural bread improver to create a lighter crumb. Once baked and crisp, it becomes the perfect vessel for rich leftover flavours.
Quick and Easy Flash Fried Morning Glory is one of the fastest and most satisfying wok side dishes you can make. This Quick and Easy Flash Fried Morning Glory recipe relies entirely on extreme heat, precise timing and confident wok movement to keep the stems crunchy and the leaves vibrant green.
Popular across Thailand and Southern China, morning glory, also known as water spinach, is traditionally cooked in under a minute. The key is preparing everything first, then cooking at smoking heat so the aromatics caramelise instantly without overcooking the greens.
Turmeric and Dill Fish is a vibrant Vietnamese-inspired dish where chunks of white fish are marinated in a fragrant paste of galangal, garlic and turmeric, then quickly stir fried with spring onions and fresh dill. Finished with a light fish sauce and lime dressing, the dish is fresh, aromatic and lightly caramelised, with herbs playing a starring role.
Pinoy Pickled Chilli Sauce is a vibrant Filipino style condiment that delivers a powerful balance of sour, sweet, salty and spicy flavours. Inspired by traditional Filipino sawsawan dipping sauces, this quick chilli pickle combines fresh chillies, Thai shallots, ginger and garlic with rice vinegar and sugar to create a sharp, aromatic sauce that develops even more flavour over time. Perfect alongside grilled meats, crispy pork belly or barbecue dishes, this Pinoy Pickled Chilli Sauce adds heat, brightness and punch to any feast.
Hong Kong Style Leftover Fried Rice
Quick & Easy Chinese Special Fried Rice is one of the most fundamental wok dishes in Chinese cooking. This Quick & Easy Chinese Special Fried Rice recipe is all about heat control, constant movement and using quality leftovers to create something deeply savoury and satisfying.
In Cantonese cuisine, “special” fried rice usually means a combination of meats and seafood, often including char siu, prawns and chicken. The key to great fried rice is day-old chilled rice, a smoking hot wok and what Jeremy calls “dancing rice” where the grains jump freely off the surface of the wok.
Sichuan Style Mung Bean Vermicelli Salad
Refreshing Chinese Glass Noodle Chicken Salad is a vibrant summer dish inspired by the bold, balanced flavours of Sichuan cuisine. This Refreshing Chinese Glass Noodle Chicken Salad combines tender shredded poached chicken, crisp vegetables and silky mung bean vermicelli with a punchy sesame and black vinegar dressing.