Double Cooked Pork Belly is a classic Sichuan-style dish where pork is first gently poached with spices, then sliced and stir fried over high heat with chillies and a rich savoury sauce. The initial poaching tenderises the pork and removes excess fat, while the final stir fry crisps the edges and coats each slice in a glossy spicy glaze. This two-stage cooking method creates pork that is both succulent and slightly crisp.
This Sichuan Sweet & Sour Pork Stir-Fry is a rustic take on the classic dish, combining tender pork shoulder with earthy mushrooms, bamboo shoots and pickled mustard greens in a rich sweet, sour and spicy sauce. Finished with toasted Sichuan peppercorns, it's packed with bold, comforting flavours.
This Lemongrass Grilled Chicken, inspired by the Laotian classic Ping Gai Noi, is packed with aromatic lemongrass, garlic, coriander and toasted chilli. Roasted under weight to keep it juicy, then finished with a spicy, tangy dipping sauce, it's the perfect fakeaway feast.
This Beef Fried Rice is a takeaway-style favourite made with freshly cooked rice, tender marinated ribeye steak, fluffy egg and sweet peas. By seasoning the rice before cooking and quickly searing the beef, the result is a perfectly balanced fried rice with separate grains and juicy pieces of beef.
Simple Chilli Bean, Garlic and Ginger Oil Steamed Fish is a classic Chinese steamed fish dish finished with a sizzling aromatic oil. This Simple Chilli Bean, Garlic and Ginger Oil Steamed Fish recipe is built around fresh ginger, garlic and spring onion combined with fermented chilli bean sauce, then activated with smoking hot oil poured directly over the top.
Steamed fish is a staple of Cantonese home cooking. The beauty of this dish lies in its simplicity. Eight minutes of steaming keeps the fish tender and flaky, while the hot oil instantly cooks and releases the fragrance of the aromatics without browning them.
Warming Vietnamese Beef Stew is a deeply aromatic slow cooked dish packed with lemongrass, garlic, shallots and warming spices, gently simmered until the beef becomes melt in the mouth tender. This Warming Vietnamese Beef Stew recipe builds flavour from a fresh pounded paste, sears secondary cuts of beef for richness, then slowly braises with tomato and stock for hours until naturally thickened.
Known in Vietnam as a comforting cold weather stew, this dish reflects both French and Chinese influence, with five spice, star anise and cinnamon creating a beautifully fragrant broth. The key is slow cooking to allow the paste and spices to fully infuse the beef.
A smoky, crispy wing perfect for the grill or griddle – with that signature tongue-tingling Sichuan twist.
Delicious Vietnamese Chicken Pho is a light yet deeply aromatic noodle soup built on gently toasted spices, charred aromatics and slow simmered chicken stock. This Delicious Vietnamese Chicken Pho recipe layers cinnamon, star anise, cardamom and coriander seeds with lemongrass, ginger and onion to create a beautifully clear, fragrant broth that defines authentic pho. Unlike beef pho which can take several hours longer, chicken pho develops rich flavour in around an hour. Finished with shredded chicken, rice noodles, fresh herbs and lime, this bowl delivers that perfect Vietnamese balance of sweet, savoury and fresh.
This Sri Lankan Black Pork Curry is rich, peppery and deeply aromatic, with tender pork ribs slow-cooked in toasted spices, tamarind and creamy coconut sauce until meltingly soft. Bold, warming and intensely comforting.
