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Five-Spice Tofu Stir Fry is a simple, flavour-packed dish featuring pre-marinated tofu cooked with garlic chives, shiitake mushrooms and dried shrimp. The tofu absorbs rich umami flavours while staying slightly chewy, balanced by the freshness of chives and a light savoury sauce.
Szechuan Potato Stir Fry, known as Tu Dou Si, is a classic Chinese dish made from finely shredded potatoes stir fried with aromatics and fragrant spices. The potatoes are soaked to remove excess starch, giving them a crisp, slightly tangy texture. Infused with Sichuan peppercorns and dried chillies, the dish delivers a light, aromatic flavour rather than intense heat.
Simple and Delicious Indonesian Yellow Curry is a vibrant coconut based curry built around fresh aromatics, turmeric and tender turkey leg meat. This Simple and Delicious Indonesian Yellow Curry recipe focuses on creating a coarse spice paste, slowly frying it until fragrant, then gradually adding coconut milk to intensify flavour and develop natural richness.
Inspired by Indonesian home cooking, this yellow curry relies on fresh ingredients rather than heavy spice powders. The gradual addition of coconut milk helps separate the oils, deepening colour and flavour while keeping the sauce light and fragrant.
This Vietnamese Sweet & Salty Caramel Fish is a simple yet deeply flavourful dish where flaky white fish is baked in a rich caramel sauce made with coconut milk and fish sauce. Infused with Thai shallots, garlic, galangal, kaffir lime leaves and bird's eye chillies, the sauce creates the perfect balance of sweet, savoury and aromatic flavours. Served over steamed rice, it's a comforting Vietnamese family-style meal that's surprisingly easy to prepare.
Korean Steamed Eggs (Gyeran-jjim) are a comforting Korean side dish with a light, fluffy, soufflé-like texture. Eggs are whisked with chicken stock, fish sauce and spring onions, then gently steamed in a traditional Korean earthenware pot until they puff up into a soft, savoury cloud. Finished with sesame oil, they're delicious served alongside steamed rice and other Korean dishes.
Delicious Chinese Dim Sum Turnip Cake, also known as Lo Bak Go, is a classic Cantonese
dim sum dish made with grated turnip, rice flour and savoury aromatics, steamed until set and
then pan fried until crisp. This Delicious Chinese Dim Sum Turnip Cake recipe follows a
traditional method, building flavour gently before steaming to create that signature soft
interior and golden crispy edge.
Turnip cake is all about texture. Steamed first to set the rice flour paste, then chilled and
sliced before frying, it delivers a crisp exterior with a smooth, melt in the mouth centre and
bites of tender turnip throughout.
Alternate Ways To Cut Mango and Cucumbers is a knife skills tutorial inspired by street food techniques from Thailand and India. This Alternate Ways To Cut Mango and Cucumbers guide shows you how to julienne an unripe mango cleanly against the stone and how to fine dice a cucumber while keeping it mostly intact for control and precision.
These techniques focus on stability, control and using the natural structure of the ingredient to guide your knife. While traditionally done in the hand by experienced street vendors, this version adapts the methods safely for the home cook.
This Taiwanese Braised Pork Rice (Lu Rou Fan) is a comforting Taiwanese classic featuring finely diced pork belly slowly braised with shiitake mushrooms, rice wine, soy sauce and five-spice until meltingly tender and glossy. Served over steamed rice and finished with spring onions, it's a rich, sweet, savoury and deeply umami dish that's perfect for a hearty meal.
These Crispy Fried Chicken Wings are inspired by a Singaporean café classic, marinated with garlic and five spice before being coated in a light cornflour batter. Deep fried until golden and crunchy, they stay incredibly juicy inside while delivering a crisp, non-greasy finish.
Crunchy Vietnamese Spring Rolls are a classic Vietnamese street food snack known for their light, crispy exterior and juicy, flavourful filling. These rolls combine minced pork, wood ear mushrooms, vermicelli noodles and carrot, all wrapped in delicate rice paper before being deep fried twice for maximum crunch. The double fry technique ensures the rolls stay crisp while the inside remains tender and slightly elastic. Served with a bright and punchy nuoc cham dipping sauce, Crunchy Vietnamese Spring Rolls deliver the perfect balance of savoury, sweet, sour and spicy flavours.
