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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    Prawn Potsticker Wontons

    Prawn potsticker wonton recipe. Learn how to make fried wontons in a chilli hoisin sauce, served on a bed of stir-fried vegetables, with this simple recipe from Chef Jeremy Pang.
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    Chicken Yakitori

    Japanese grilled chicken skewers with a sticky super tasty sticky sauce.
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    Hong Kong Fried Noodles

    Glossy, silky Hong Kong–style noodles packed with veg and savoury flavour. Learn the School of Wok technique for bouncy, charred, perfectly fried noodles.
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    Garlic & Herb Pearl Barley Wild Rice

    Go WILD with your rice and create this delicious garlic and herb rice dish!
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    Pad Thai With Prawns

    Saiphin Moore, renowned chef and founder of the UK's beloved Thai chain, Rosa's Thai Cafe, recently delighted us at School of Wok with an authentic Pad Thai cooking demonstration.
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    Chicken & Mushroom Stir Fry

    This chicken and mushroom stir fry is not only incredibly flavoursome but is also a quick and easy stir fry to make!
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    Malaysian Sambal

    Malaysian Sambal is used both as an accompaniment to certain dishes and as a base for many Malaysian curries or stir-fries. In many Malaysian dishes such as Nasi Goreng, Nasi Lemak and Soup noodles, this hot chilli paste adds a bitter sweet spice to the dish which complements the great variety of textures and tastes on a Malaysian dinner plate.
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    Chicken Rendang

    Tender chicken in a spicy chilli coconut sauce
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    Spicy Korean Seafood Noodle Soup (Jjamppong)

    Get ready to take your taste buds on a journey to Korea with Jjamppong, a fiery and flavorful seafood noodle soup that's sure to satisfy your craving for something bold and spicy.
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    Hunan Pork Chilli Stir Fry

    A fiery, smoky stir-fry that balances heat, fragrance, and savoury depth. The secret? Toasting your chillies first and letting the pork belly fat do the hard work of flavouring the dish.
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