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This Spicy Stir-Fried Cucumber is a quick Sichuan-inspired side dish where crisp cucumber is flash-fried with ginger, garlic, spring onions and dried chillies before being coated in a sweet, sour and spicy sauce. The brief cooking time keeps the cucumber juicy while allowing it to absorb the bold aromatic flavours.
These crispy Vegetable Pakoras are a popular Indian snack made with shredded vegetables, fragrant spices and gram flour, then deep-fried until golden. Served with a cooling coriander yoghurt dip, they're perfect as a starter or afternoon treat.
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.
Biang Biang Noodles are wide, hand-pulled noodles from Xi’an, known for their chewy texture and dramatic “biang” stretching technique. Tossed in a fragrant chilli, garlic and black vinegar oil, they’re simple but packed with bold flavour.
Crispy Aromatic Duck Bao combines the classic flavours of Chinese crispy duck with soft steamed bao buns for a modern twist on a traditional favourite. Tender shredded duck with perfectly crisp skin is paired with fluffy steamed bao, quick pickled cucumber and spring onion, and a rich drizzle of hoisin sauce. This Crispy Aromatic Duck Bao recipe brings together the deep aromatic spices of traditional Chinese duck preparation with the light texture of freshly steamed bao buns, creating a perfect balance of savoury, sweet and tangy flavours.
Pad See Ew is one of Thailand's most popular noodle dishes, featuring wide rice noodles stir-fried with tender beef, egg and Chinese greens in a rich sweet and savoury sauce. The key to great Pad See Ew is cooking over high heat to develop the signature smoky char known as wok hei.
Three Cup Chicken is a classic Taiwanese dish made with equal parts soy sauce, rice wine and sesame oil, finished with fragrant basil for a bold, aromatic punch. This Three Cup Chicken recipe focuses on caramelising rock sugar first, searing large chunks of chicken for char, then reducing the sauce until glossy and sticky.
Despite the name, it is not made with three cups of liquid. The “three cups” refer to equal quantities of soy sauce, rice wine and sesame oil. The final flourish of basil transforms the dish into something intensely savoury, slightly sweet and beautifully aromatic.
This Chicken Katsu Curry features crispy panko-coated chicken served with a rich, mildly spiced coconut curry sauce. Comforting, slightly sweet and deeply savoury, it’s a takeaway favourite made at home.
Fujian Fried Rice is a classic Chinese banquet dish featuring a golden egg fried rice base topped with a glossy seafood and vegetable stir fry sauce. This Fujian Fried Rice recipe follows the traditional Hokkien style method, where lightly seasoned rice is coated in egg and fried until each grain is separate, then finished with a saucy topping of prawns, squid and vegetables.
Often served at Chinese wedding banquets, Fujian Fried Rice is designed to be a complete meal on one plate. The fried rice provides aroma and texture, while the topping delivers natural seafood sweetness in a light savoury sauce that gently coats the rice without
Crispy Pork Belly is one of the most celebrated dishes in Chinese roast meat cooking, prized for its contrast of juicy, tender pork and incredibly crisp crackling skin. This Crispy Pork Belly recipe follows a classic Chinese preparation technique that focuses on drying the skin, seasoning the meat and carefully roasting the pork in stages to achieve the perfect fluffy crisp. By blanching the pork first, curing the surface with salt and finishing with rice vinegar, this Crispy Pork Belly delivers that signature bubbly crackling with rich, succulent meat underneath.
