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10.5" CARBON STEEL WOK (12322002)

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    Lotus Leaf Fried Rice

    Lotus Leaf Fried Rice is a fragrant, earthy festive dish where savoury sausage, dried shrimp and mushrooms are stir fried with rice, wrapped in soaked lotus leaf and steamed to infuse a delicate tea like aroma. This Lotus Leaf Fried Rice recipe layers flavour in the wok first, then finishes with a second steam to allow the lotus leaf to perfume the rice beautifully.

    Often served at banquets and special occasions, lotus leaf fried rice is about depth and aroma. The sausage fat coats each grain, the dried shrimp add umami, and the final steam transforms the dish completely.

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    Singapore Chicken Curry

    Experience the vibrant food culture of Singapore with this delectable chicken curry, featuring a harmonious blend of aromatic spices and herbs.
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    Fan Tuan (Stuffed Rice Roll)

    A comforting breakfast dish stuffed with shredded pork, pickled veggies and fried dough
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    Wonton Soup

    Delicious Wonton soup to 'touch the hearts' of your loved ones!
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    Homemade Hoisin Stir Fry (Green Beans with Jam Hoisin Sauce)

    This quick wok dish uses a clever homemade “hoisin-style” sauce made from strawberry jam, citrus and miso. Stir fried with blistered green beans, ginger and garlic, it delivers a bold balance of sweet, savoury and tangy flavours with a glossy, caramelised finish.

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    Vegetable Pakoras

    Spicy vegetable pakoras served with a cooling yoghurt dip and fragrant curry leaves. A delicious starter or side dish.
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    Leftover Curry Noodle Soup

    Curry is one of those unique dishes, like cold pizza, that seems to improve with time. This recipe transforms your leftovers into a flavorful broth, ideal for a delicious noodle soup.
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    Super Simple Pak Choi with Oyster Sauce

    Super Simple Pak Choi with Oyster Sauce is a classic Chinese restaurant style side dish where crisp blanched greens are finished with sizzling ginger oil and served with a rich savoury sauce. This Super Simple Pak Choi with Oyster Sauce recipe focuses on precise blanching, keeping the stems slightly translucent and the leaves vibrant green before finishing with hot oil for aroma and shine.

    This is how Chinese greens are prepared in many restaurants. Quick blanching, no overcooking, then a final glaze of oil and sauce for balance alongside rice and meat dishes.

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    Pad Thai With Prawns

    Pad Thai with Prawns is Thailand’s most iconic street food noodle dish, celebrated for its perfect balance of sweet, sour, salty and savoury flavours. This authentic Pad Thai with Prawns recipe follows a traditional Thai restaurant method, building a tamarind and palm sugar sauce first, then stir frying soaked rice noodles with prawns, tofu, preserved turnip and crunchy beansprouts.

    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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    Simple Chinese Black Pepper Beef Stir Fry

    Simple Chinese Black Pepper Beef Stir Fry is a classic Cantonese-style flash fry known for its bold peppery heat, silky sauce and tender strips of beef. This Simple Chinese Black Pepper Beef Stir Fry recipe follows the authentic wok method of searing the beef first, removing it, then finishing everything together in a glossy black pepper sauce.

    Black pepper beef is hugely popular in Chinese restaurants across the UK and Hong Kong. The key is high heat, quick cooking and using cornflour in the marinade to create that signature silky finish. When the sauce hits the wok, it should bubble immediately, coating the beef and vegetables in seconds.

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