Ayam Geprek (Indonesian Smashed Fried Chicken)
Ayam Geprek is crispy Indonesian fried chicken smashed to create extra crunchy texture, then topped with a fiery sambal oil. Juicy, spicy and seriously addictive, it’s one of the ultimate comfort foods.
Ayam Geprek is crispy Indonesian fried chicken smashed to create extra crunchy texture, then topped with a fiery sambal oil. Juicy, spicy and seriously addictive, it’s one of the ultimate comfort foods.
This Crispy Sweet & Sour Fish is crunchy, tangy and packed with classic takeaway-style flavour. Lightly battered white fish is fried until crisp, then finished with a glossy sweet and sour sauce poured over the top to keep every bite crunchy.
Crispy, tender fish coated in a tangy, sweet, and sour sauce. A delicious dish that’s sure to impress your taste buds.
Wild Rice & Barley XO Fried Rice
Healthy Chinese Wild Rice Stir Fry is a nutrient packed twist on classic fried rice, swapping white rice for wild rice and barley. This Healthy Chinese Wild Rice Stir Fry recipe keeps the integrity of traditional wok cooking, using high heat, constant movement and a simple XO based sauce to bring everything together in minutes.
Wild rice and barley offer more fibre and texture than standard jasmine rice, giving this dish a nutty bite and wholesome feel. The key is preparing the grains correctly before they hit the wok, then cooking quickly over serious heat to maintain that signature stir fry sizzle.
Delicious Chinese Dim Sum Turnip Cake, also known as Lo Bak Go, is a classic Cantonese
dim sum dish made with grated turnip, rice flour and savoury aromatics, steamed until set and
then pan fried until crisp. This Delicious Chinese Dim Sum Turnip Cake recipe follows a
traditional method, building flavour gently before steaming to create that signature soft
interior and golden crispy edge.
Turnip cake is all about texture. Steamed first to set the rice flour paste, then chilled and
sliced before frying, it delivers a crisp exterior with a smooth, melt in the mouth centre and
bites of tender turnip throughout.
A classic Korean street sweet made from caramelised sugar and a pinch of bicarbonate of soda, which creates the light honeycomb texture. Popularised globally through Squid Game, this nostalgic treat is pressed into thin discs and stamped with shapes before setting into a crisp, airy candy.
