This Korean Bulgogi Pork is sweet, savoury and gently spicy, made with thinly sliced 'Pork belly marinated in gochujang, soybean paste, honey and sesame oil. Quickly seared until caramelised and served with wholesome 10-grain rice, it's a simple Korean-inspired meal packed with flavour.
Flash Fried Beef and Broccoli is a fast, high-heat stir fry where tender marinated beef is seared and combined with crisp broccoli in a tangy, slightly sweet tamarind-based sauce. Cooked in minutes, the dish delivers a perfect balance of texture, flavour and wok hei.
School of Wok Technique Guide
If your wok has developed rust on the inside surface, do not panic. Carbon steel woks naturally rust if left damp or not properly dried. In most cases, rust does not mean the wok is ruined. It simply needs restoring and re seasoning.
This technique guide explains how to safely remove rust and bring your wok back into working condition.
Spicy BBQ Gochujang Chicken Wings are smoky, sticky and deeply savoury, cooked slowly over charcoal and finished with a glossy Korean style glaze. This Spicy BBQ Gochujang Chicken Wings recipe balances sweet honey, salty soy and punchy gochujang with a touch of rice vinegar for brightness.
Traditionally Korean wings are deep fried before being coated in sauce, but this version embraces live fire cooking. By cooking the wings indirectly over charcoal first, then basting at the end, you get crisp skin, juicy meat and a lacquered spicy finish.
Light & Fluffy Chinese Bao Buns are one of the most iconic steamed breads in Chinese cuisine, known for their pillowy texture and slightly sweet flavour. Popularised across Taiwan and Japan as hirata-style folded buns, these steamed bao are perfect for stuffing with crispy meats, grilled fillings or fresh vegetables.
Learning how to make Light & Fluffy Chinese Bao Buns at home is all about understanding dough texture, gluten development and correct steaming technique. Using medium-gluten wheat flour, similar to Western plain flour but milled finer, gives the buns their soft white finish. The key is kneading until smooth, allowing proper proving time and steaming over a vigorous boil.
Jianbing is one of China's most popular breakfast street foods, combining a thin savoury pancake with egg, spring onions, sauces and crunchy fillings. This homemade version uses simple pantry ingredients, crispy wonton skins and frankfurters for an easy fakeaway that's packed with texture and flavour.
This Korean Spicy Chicken Soup is a comforting, warming broth made with poached chicken, garlic, spring onions and Korean chilli flakes. Finished with delicate ribbons of egg and a fragrant homemade chilli oil, it's a nourishing soup that's perfect for cold days.
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.
These Honey Roasted Chicken Wings are juicy, tender and coated in a rich, sticky glaze. Roasted over parboiled potatoes, the dish becomes even more flavourful as the potatoes soak up all the savoury chicken juices and sweet honey glaze—making it a comforting, crowd-pleasing tray bake.
