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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    Japanese Chicken Katsu Curry

    Crispy Panko Chicken with Sweet & Savoury Curry Sauce

    Japanese Chicken Katsu Curry is a beloved comfort dish that combines crispy panko breaded chicken with a rich, mildly spiced curry sauce. This Japanese Chicken Katsu Curry recipe blends techniques from Indian, French and Japanese cooking traditions, creating a smooth roux based curry that is sweet, savoury and deeply satisfying.

    Katsu refers to the breadcrumbed and fried cutlet, while the curry sauce reflects Japan’s adaptation of Indian spices during the 19th century. The sauce is thickened with a light roux and balanced with soy, sugar and honey for that signature Japanese flavour profile.

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    Korean Beef Bulgogi

    This Korean Beef Bulgogi is sweet, savoury and incredibly tender, featuring thinly sliced beef marinated in a fragrant blend of Asian pear, soy, garlic and sesame before being quickly seared with vegetables. Perfect served with steamed rice, bibimbap or wrapped in lettuce

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    Quick and Easy Mongolian Beef

    Quick and Easy Mongolian Beef is a bold, takeaway style stir fry known for its glossy caramelised sauce and tender chunks of beef. This Quick and Easy Mongolian Beef recipe follows a restaurant method of oil blanching the beef first to seal in juices, then finishing it in a bubbling soy and brown sugar glaze infused with ginger, garlic and spring onion.

    Despite its name, Mongolian Beef is widely considered a Chinese American creation. The key to its success is balancing savoury light soy with rich brown sugar, allowing the sauce to reduce to a sticky coating that wraps around every piece of beef.

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    Chicken Bulgogi with Radish Salad

    Chicken Bulgogi is a quick and flavourful Korean dish where tender chicken is marinated in a sweet, savoury and lightly spicy sauce, then cooked over high heat to achieve a smoky, caramelised finish. Served with a refreshing radish salad and crisp lettuce wraps, it creates a perfect balance of bold and fresh flavours.

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    Rustic Sichuan Sweet & Sour Pork

    Rustic, spicy, and packed with bold Sichuan flavours, this Sweet & Sour Stir-Fried Pork takes a classic Chinese favourite and gives it a fiery twist.
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    Tasty Chinese Egg Tarts

    Hong Kong Style Dan Tat

    Tasty Chinese Egg Tarts are a true Hong Kong bakery classic. Unlike Portuguese egg tarts, which caramelise on top, these traditional Cantonese egg tarts should have a smooth, glossy yellow surface with no browning. The custard should be silky, lightly set and melt in the mouth, with flaky puff pastry underneath.

    This Tasty Chinese Egg Tart recipe uses palm sugar syrup for a deeper, more complex sweetness. The key techniques are reducing the syrup correctly, removing excess air from the egg mixture and carefully controlling oven temperature to prevent caramelisation while ensuring the pastry cooks through.

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    Super Simple Steamed Mantou

    Super Simple Steamed Mantou are soft northern Chinese steamed buns designed for dipping into rich sauces like Singapore chilli crab or hearty curries. This Super Simple Steamed Mantou recipe focuses on kneading for elasticity, short resting times and a clever layered dough technique that creates delicate internal strands perfect for soaking up sauce.

    Mantou are traditionally plain steamed buns, sometimes deep fried in Singapore to serve alongside chilli crab. The key is achieving a smooth, elastic dough with a soft Play-Doh texture before shaping and steaming.

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    Pineapple Fried Rice

    This is the ultimate Thai fried rice recipe, made with fresh pineapple and prawns, and served inside the pineapple itself
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    Seafood Pad Cha (Ta Lay Pad Cha)

    Pad Cha in Thai refers to the practice of making your wok so hot that when you add the ingredients, they literally explode. That’s what makes this dish so tasty. The flavours, especially the chilli, suddenly explode. This dish can be made with mixed seafood or just lobster! A thank you to Chef Saiphin Moore from [Rosa's Thai Cafe](http://rosasthaicafe.com/) for the recipe!
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    Pak Choi & Kale Dumplings

    These Pak Choi & Kale Dumplings are inspired by the vegetable-packed dumplings found in Northern Chinese restaurants. Filled with finely chopped pak choi, kale, fragrant aromatics and just enough fatty pork mince to bind everything together, they're light, juicy and full of fresh vegetable flavour. Served with a simple black vinegar, soy and chilli oil dipping sauce, they're perfect for Chinese New Year or any dumpling feast.

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