For this healthy, almost fat free dish, use any broccoli available. We have used Chinese broccoli (favoured for its crunchy stems) but ordinary, tenderstem or the sprouting variety is fine. Pak Choi, now found in most supermarkets, is a good alternative. This recipe uses Wing Yip Oyster Sauce although our Wing Yip Mushroom Sauce is … Continued
Wonton, small Chinese dumplings, are served in a light broth, sometimes as a side dish or part of the main meal. They contain minced pork or a mixture of minced pork and fresh prawns. Wonton pastry is available in the chilled and frozen sections of all Wing Yip supermarkets. Do be aware that the wontons … Continued
Ideally, you need a food processor to blitz the onions and garlic in this recipe. However, if you do not have one, chop up the onions and garlic finely. Serve with steaming, hot rice.
Be absolutely creative with the recipe! Try a variety of noodles or even pasta. Top noodles with different roast meats, blanched seafood and vegetables. Garnish with mint leaves, parsley or fried shallots for different elements of flavours. Squeeze in half a lime into each bowl for a delicious tanginess. Spice Level: for a milder curry, simply … Continued
Everyone’s favourite Chicken Curry is so easy to enjoy at home with DOLLEE’s Chicken Curry Paste. Just add chicken, potatoes and coconut milk to savour this Pan Asian favourite.
Fish such as cod, haddock and tilapia work well for this dish, alternatively you could use salmon for a slightly richer dish. Drizzle over more light soy sauce or sesame oil to adjust the seasoning to your taste.
This rich curry flavoured noodle is traditionally served with prawns and sliced fish cake but here we have replaced fish cake with chicken. The pre-cooked base stock makes this an easy meal to prepare.
Chances are if you buy curry sauce in a chip shop or takeaway, the curry concentrate comes from Wing Yip. Here you can create your own chip shop curry with very little effort. Delicious served with sticky Japanese rice. For a creamier curry, stir in a little fresh cream or coconut cream at the end.
This dish appears in different guises in South East Asia. This family recipe is made with dark soya sauce, but a similar Indonesian dish, Ketchap Babi is made with ketchup manis (a sweetened dark soya sauce). Lean belly pork is ideal for this dish. However if you use a cut such as pork shoulder or … Continued
A comforting dish for after the big Christmas feast and a great way to use up some of the leftover turkey! You can easily replace the turkey with any other meat such as chicken.