Fuchsia Dunlop's Favourite Sichuan Tofu Recipe
A refreshing sour-and-hot Sichuan silken tofu with avocado.
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A refreshing sour-and-hot Sichuan silken tofu with avocado.
Slow cooked, sticky and delicious BBQ Ribs from Chef Jeremy Pang. Our spare ribs are the perfect sharing dish for parties and BBQ's.
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The foundation of this curry is a freshly pounded green curry paste, slowly fried in oil to release its aromatics before coconut milk is added gradually to create depth and natural richness. Finished with tofu, aubergine and hearty vegetables, this vegan curry delivers bold flavour without missing the meat.
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The key to excellent Pad Thai is control. The sauce must be balanced before it hits the wok, the noodles must be soaked rather than boiled, and the vegetables added at the last moment to keep their crunch. Cook quickly, taste at the end and adjust with lime, chilli and peanuts just before eating.
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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.