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    Hong Kong Style Fish Balls in Chinese Curry Sauce

    Hong Kong Style Fish Balls in Chinese Curry Sauce is one of the city’s most iconic street food dishes. This Hong Kong Style Fish Balls in Chinese Curry Sauce recipe brings that vibrant roadside flavour home, combining freshly made fish balls with a rich, aromatic curry sauce infused with Madras curry powder, coconut milk and curry leaves.

    Unlike processed fish balls often found in street stalls, this version uses fresh white fish and prawns for a softer bite and natural sweetness. Finished in a glossy, lightly thickened curry sauce, the balance of spice, sweetness and savoury depth is what makes this dish unforgettable.

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    Hoisin & Chilli Aubergine

    Spicy BBQ Gochujang Aubergine is a smoky, sticky barbecue dish that transforms a humble aubergine into something deeply savoury and richly caramelised. This Spicy BBQ Gochujang Aubergine recipe layers hoisin, gochujang and rice wine over scored aubergine, then finishes it with an herby barbecue marinade for bold summer flavour.

    Cooking aubergine over fire is all about treating it like meat. First sear it over direct heat to develop char, then allow it to cook through gently so the flesh becomes soft, silky and almost creamy inside.

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    Vietnamese-style Fried Fish Cakes

    Fresh, light and crispy Vietnamese-style fish cakes with a spicy nuoc cham dipping sauce
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    Ginger & Spring Onion Lobster Noodles

    This Ginger & Spring Onion Lobster Noodles dish is a classic Cantonese celebration recipe, combining sweet lobster, fragrant aromatics and silky sauce over long egg noodles. Rich, savoury and full of wok flavour, it’s a true feast dish.

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    Braised Curried Squid

    This Braised Curried Squid dish is packed full of punchy and nostalgic flavours. It also just so happens to feature in Jeremy's first cookbook, 'Chinese Unchopped'
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    Leftover Roast Chicken Thai Som Tam-Style Salad

    This Leftover Roast Chicken Thai Som Tam-Style Salad is a fresh, vibrant and budget-friendly meal that transforms leftover roast chicken into a crunchy Southeast Asian-inspired salad. Crisp apple, green beans, raw aubergine and tomatoes are tossed in a punchy fish sauce and lime dressing, then topped with shredded chicken and crushed peanuts.

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    Potato Massaman

    Marni's version of Massaman curry with crispy hassleback potatoes with a velvety spiced coconut curry sauce.
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    Crunchy Vietnamese Spring Rolls

    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.

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    Chongqing Chilli Chicken – Fiery Sichuan-Style Stir Fry

    Chongqing Chilli Chicken is one of Sichuan’s most iconic dishes. Crispy diced chicken is double fried, then flash tossed with toasted Sichuan peppercorns, garlic, ginger and a mountain of dried chillies. The result is a bold, numbing, sweet-salty heat where the chicken is almost hidden amongst the chillies — exactly how it should be.

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    Quick and Easy Chop Suey

    Quick and Easy Chop Suey is a Chinese American classic built around crisp vegetables, tender marinated chicken and a silky oyster sauce gravy. This Quick and Easy Chop Suey recipe focuses on proper wok technique, layering ingredients and maintaining crunch while achieving that glossy, restaurant style finish.

    Traditionally created as a way to use up leftovers, Chop Suey is all about balance. Vegetables are lightly blanched to speed up cooking, chicken is velveted with cornflour for tenderness, and the sauce is reduced directly in the wok for a naturally thickened glaze.

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