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These Thai-Style Fried Chicken Bao combine crispy marinated chicken with soft, fluffy steamed bao buns. Finished with sweet chilli sauce, pickles, crispy shallots and fresh coriander, they're the perfect fusion of Thai street food and Chinese bao.
‘Flies Head’ Stir Fry is a quick and simple Taiwanese pork mince stir fry packed with Chinese chives and fermented black beans. Despite the unusual name, there are no flies involved. The name refers to the appearance of fermented black soy beans, which resemble tiny black dots scattered through the dish.
This ‘Flies Head’ Stir Fry recipe balances savoury fermented black beans, sweet hoisin, gentle heat from chillies and the bold garlic flavour of Chinese chives. Cooked properly over high heat, the pork becomes separate and lightly crisp while the chives stay vibrant and slightly crunchy.
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.
This Thai Rice Salad (Khao Yum) is a vibrant and refreshing Southern Thai dish featuring naturally blue jasmine rice, crisp vegetables, grapefruit, toasted coconut and prawn floss, all brought together with a rich sweet, salty and tangy fermented fish dressing. It's colourful, aromatic and packed with contrasting textures.
Deep frying is one of the most important techniques in Chinese cooking, but it's not simply about cooking food in hot oil. The key is understanding heat control. Different foods require different frying temperatures, and adjusting the heat during cooking creates crisp, non-greasy results while ensuring thicker ingredients cook all the way through.
This Singapore Hokkien Mee is a comforting noodle dish combining egg noodles and rice vermicelli with prawns, bean sprouts and garlic chives, all cooked in a rich homemade prawn stock. Swapping lard for vegetable oil creates a lighter version while keeping all of the classic savoury flavour.
Fan Tuan is a beloved Chinese breakfast made from steamed glutinous rice wrapped around a savoury filling of crispy youtiao (Chinese fried dough sticks), pork floss, pickled mustard greens and, in this version, a fried egg. Traditionally enjoyed with fresh soy milk (doujiang), it's a satisfying combination of chewy, crispy, salty and savoury textures that's perfect for breakfast on the go.
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.
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.
Grilled Beef skewers with a spicy, nutty and rich peanut dipping sauce. Inspired by flavours from Indonesia and Malaysia, this recipe is perfect for cooking at home this weekend!
