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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    Malaysian Chicken Curry (Nasi Kandar Style)

    This Malaysian Chicken Curry is rich, aromatic and deeply comforting, layered with fragrant spices, coconut sweetness and tender chicken. Perfect served with coconut rice for a full nasi kandar experience.

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    Choy Sum With Braised Mushrooms

    Choy Sum with Braised Mushrooms is a comforting Cantonese vegetable dish where tender greens are lightly stir fried and steamed before being topped with earthy shiitake mushrooms in a savoury oyster sauce glaze. The mushrooms are gently braised until syrupy and aromatic, while the choy sum stays vibrant and crisp. Finished with fragrant garlic oil and crispy garlic, this dish highlights the balance of texture and flavour found in classic Cantonese home cooking.

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    Beijing Saucy Noodles

    A deeply savoury, slightly sweet braised pork noodle dish with intense umami, whole spices, and a rich lardy base. This version captures the authentic, rustic flavour with a short ingredient list and deep aromatics.
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    Sichuan Hot Pot

    Sichuan Hot Pot is a classic Chinese communal meal featuring a deeply flavoured broth infused with chilli bean paste, Sichuan peppercorns and aromatic spices. Guests cook their own meats, vegetables and noodles at the table before dipping them into personalised sauces for the ultimate interactive feast.

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    Hong Kong-Style Peanut Butter French Toast

    A lighter take on the famous Hong Kong café classic, this version uses seeded bread, peanut butter and a simple gula melaka syrup instead of deep frying. It's crisp on the outside, soft in the middle and finished with a rich caramel-like sauce. 

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    Hong Kong Black Pepper Beef & Potato Stir Fry

    This Hong Kong-style Black Pepper Beef is a bold, high-heat stir fry combining tender ribeye, crispy potatoes and blistered vegetables. Finished with a rich black pepper sauce, the dish delivers deep savoury flavour with a peppery kick and signature wok hei.

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    Steamed Sea Bream with Salted Soybeans & Chilli Hoisin Sauce

    This Steamed Sea Bream with Salted Soybeans & Chilli Hoisin Sauce is a classic Cantonese whole fish dish featuring delicately steamed sea bream finished with fragrant coriander, spring onions and a rich savoury sauce of fermented soybeans, hoisin and chilli bean paste. Perfect for sharing, it's traditionally served with steamed rice and green vegetables.

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    Simple and Delicious Indonesian Yellow Curry

    Simple and Delicious Indonesian Yellow Curry is a vibrant coconut based curry built around fresh aromatics, turmeric and tender turkey leg meat. This Simple and Delicious Indonesian Yellow Curry recipe focuses on creating a coarse spice paste, slowly frying it until fragrant, then gradually adding coconut milk to intensify flavour and develop natural richness.

    Inspired by Indonesian home cooking, this yellow curry relies on fresh ingredients rather than heavy spice powders. The gradual addition of coconut milk helps separate the oils, deepening colour and flavour while keeping the sauce light and fragrant.

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    Crispy Panko Pork Tonkatsu

    This Crispy Panko Pork Tonkatsu features thick-cut pork shoulder marinated with ginger, garlic and sake, then coated in panko breadcrumbs and fried until golden. Served with a quick homemade tonkatsu sauce and pickled red onions, it's a simple Japanese-inspired family favourite.

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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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