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This Vegetarian Dan Dan Noodles recipe is a creamy, spicy twist on the Sichuan classic, featuring chewy wheat noodles topped with savoury crumbled tofu and preserved mustard greens in a rich sesame and chilli sauce. Finished with homemade chilli oil, toasted Sichuan peppercorns and spring onions, it's packed with bold, nutty and numbing flavours.
Shaking Beef Salad is a vibrant Vietnamese dish where tender chunks of beef are quickly seared in a hot wok and tossed to create a rich caramelised crust. The name comes from the cooking method where the wok is shaken to coat the beef evenly while keeping the centre juicy. Served over fresh watercress with cucumber and tomato, the dish balances savoury, sweet and tangy flavours with a refreshing crunch.
This Restaurant-Style Aubergine with Garlic Sauce features tender, melt-in-the-mouth Chinese aubergines braised in a rich savoury garlic sauce. By pan-frying instead of deep-frying, you achieve the same silky texture with far less oil, making it perfect for home cooking.
This Sizzling Salmon Belly Clay Pot is a fragrant Cantonese clay pot dish with crispy pan-fried salmon belly layered over golden ginger, garlic, shallots and spring onions. Finished with Shaoxing rice wine and light soy sauce, it's rich, aromatic and perfect served with steamed rice.
Thai Steamed Fish is a light, fragrant dish where whole fish is gently steamed with lemongrass, galangal and kaffir lime leaves, then finished with a punchy lime and fish sauce dressing. The result is tender, flaky fish infused with fresh herbs and balanced with sweet, sour and salty flavours.
Sticky BBQ Char Siu Bao are soft, fluffy steamed buns filled with rich, caramelised homemade char siu pork. This Sticky BBQ Char Siu Bao recipe uses a classic thick to thin
sauce ratio of hoisin, ketchup and sugar balanced with dark soy and rice vinegar, then slow roasted for deep flavour before being folded into pillowy bao dough.
Char siu bao are a Cantonese dim sum favourite. The key is sticky, well reduced pork filling that is not too wet, paired with a light, slightly sweet steamed dough.
School of Wok Technique Guide
Seasoning a wok is the most important step before you begin cooking with it. Carbon steel woks come with a factory applied anti rust coating to prevent corrosion during storage and shipping. This coating must be removed completely before first use, then the metal must be heated and sealed with oil to create a natural non stick surface.
The Iconic Mauritian Upside-Down Rice Bowl Bol Renversé, literally "upside-down bowl”, is one of Mauritius' most beloved comfort dishes. Inspired by Chinese cooking but uniquely Mauritian, it layers fragrant chicken, prawns and vegetables in a glossy stir-fry beneath steamed rice and a perfectly fried egg. Turned out onto a plate, it reveals its signature presentation with the egg sitting proudly on top.
Quick Wok-Style Kimchi Bokkeumbap
Tasty Korean Kimchi Fried Rice is a bold, punchy and deeply satisfying dish built around fermented kimchi, high heat wok cooking and a perfectly crisp fried egg on top. This Tasty Korean Kimchi Fried Rice recipe follows the classic fried rice technique of using cooked and cooled rice, constant movement in the wok and balanced seasoning to create smoky, flavour-packed grains.
Kimchi, made from fermented Chinese leaf cabbage with chilli and garlic, gives the rice its signature red colour and tangy depth. Finished with sesame oil, toasted sesame seeds and gochujang, this dish delivers spice, umami and richness in every bite.
