In Chinese cuisine western ingredients such as tomato and Worcestershire sauce are used to good effect in this tangy steak recipe. For best results do use good quality beef and replace with ordinary broccoli if you can’t get the tenderstem variety. In this recipe the steaks are flash fried in oil but it is quite … Continued
Most supermarkets sell pre-prepared vegetable for stir fries. Combine this with either wheat or rice noodles for a quick satisfying meal in minutes. Vegetarians may replace the minced pork in this recipe with Quorn.
Black beans are salted and fermented soya beans. They make a very versatile sauce and here they are combined with red peppers in a popular restaurant dish.
Here we have added oriental flavours of star anise, cinnamon and ginger and basted our turkey with Kung Po Sauce for an unusual and different Christmas experience. Our stuffing is made with glutinous (sticky) rice, but you may choose to use jasmine rice as an alternative.
Tofu or bean curd is a good source of protein and ideal for vegetarians and vegans. Available in soft and firm textures, we suggest that the firmer variety be used for this recipe. Lightly season with salt and dust in cornflour before frying.
A basic marinade for all meats.
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.
Black beans are salted and fermented soya beans. It makes a very versatile sauce and here it is combined with beef and peppers and served on flat rice noodles instead of rice. Rice noodles need to be soaked in tepid water to soften them. The noodles need to be soft but firm for frying.
This Szechuan dish is popular the world over. It is supposed to be named after the old woman with a pock marked face who created it. Full flavoured and easy to prepare.