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Pork and Prawn Wonton

Wonton have been enjoyed by the Chinese for centuries and each region has their own version. The pork filling is very typical but they also work great with other meats such as chicken mince or even vegetables. Have these on their own dipped in a little bit of light soy sauce, or add them to … Continued

Hoisin Duck Wraps

This is a good way to use up left over take away roast duck. Tortilla wraps are now sold in most supermarkets. A nice lighter option full of oriental flavour. Alternatively, traditional pastry pancakes are available from Wing Yip stores in frozen form

Mussels with Chilli and Black Bean Sauce

Clean mussels by scrubbing in plenty of cold water, pulling off the “beards” and removing any barnacles. Discard any open mussels, especially if they don’t close when tapped. Provide finger bowls, plenty of paper napkins and an empty bowl for the shells.

Ma Po Tofu

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.

Spicy Szechuan Pork on Rice Noodles

Flat rice noodles make a nice change as it is a noodle that is suitable for people with a gluten intolerance. We like the contrast in colours in this dish. Do remember to wash the leeks well and do not discard all of the green tops.

Agadashi Tofu

Classically Japanese, this tofu dish is simple and delicious. A dish of contrasts, the soft tofu and the crispy coating and the delicate taste of tofu and the flavour of the sauce it is immersed in. Traditionally, soft tofu is used but beginners might find the firmer variety easier to handle.

Mango Beef

Definitely a dish with an interesting flavour for that special meal! Choose a ripe but firm mango which will hold it shape. If you like your steak underdone, do use beef fillet

Celebration Platter

Serve this combination plate with oriental dipping sauces as a starter or on a buffet.It need not be difficult as many items are readily available from the supermarket or on the website. Choose your own combination or items but do include some fresh vegetables.

Chinese Curry

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.