Yasai Yaki Udon
Savoury stir fried vegetables with moreish udon noodles, a tasty meat free recipe from Jeremy Pang's new School of Wok cookbook!
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Chinese Prawn Dumplings, also known as Har Gow, are one of the most iconic dim sum dishes. Recognisable for their delicate translucent pastry and juicy prawn filling, these crystal dumplings showcase the natural sweetness of prawns wrapped in a soft yet slightly chewy gluten-free dough. Mastering Chinese Prawn Dumplings is all about balancing moisture in the filling and handling the hot-water starch dough correctly.
These Leftover Roast Bombay Potatoes are a delicious twist on the classic Indian side dish, transforming crispy roast potatoes into a rich, spicy tomato curry packed with aromatic spices, fresh coriander and warming chilli. Perfect as a side or a satisfying meal on its own.
Hong Kong Style Char Siu Pork is one of the most iconic Cantonese roast meats, recognised by its glossy red exterior, sticky caramelised glaze and tender, juicy interior. This Hong Kong Style Char Siu Pork recipe recreates that classic sweet and savoury flavour without artificial red colouring, relying instead on tomato paste, dark soy and honey for depth and colour.
Traditionally hung in the windows of Hong Kong roast meat shops, char siu is roasted until lightly charred at the edges while staying succulent inside. The key is a well balanced marinade built on five spice, hoisin, soy sauce and honey, then slow roasting or barbecuing to develop caramelisation.
Katsudon is a comforting Japanese rice bowl featuring a crispy panko-coated pork cutlet simmered gently in a sweet savoury dashi sauce with onions and softly set eggs. Served over steamed rice, the contrast of crunchy pork, silky egg and savoury broth makes it a rich, satisfying dish.
Sichuan Style
Kung Pao Chicken is one of the most famous Sichuan stir fries, known for its bold heat, gentle sweetness and that unmistakable tingling sensation from crushed Sichuan peppercorns. This Kung Pao Chicken recipe follows a traditional balance of sweet, sour and savoury flavours, using chicken thighs for tenderness and a glossy sauce that caramelises quickly in a smoking hot wok.
The name Kung Pao is associated with Sichuan cuisine, where dried red chillies and Sichuan peppercorns create the signature mala effect. The key to authentic Kung Pao Chicken is high heat, proper sequencing and never losing your sizzle.
Sweet & Sour Cauliflower is a vegan take on the classic Chinese takeaway dish, where crispy battered cauliflower florets are tossed with stir-fried vegetables and finished with a sticky sweet and sour sauce. The cauliflower is coated in a light beer batter and deep fried until golden, creating a crisp exterior that contrasts perfectly with the tangy sauce made from ketchup, vinegar and sugar.
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.