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Noodles tossed in a smooth sesame paste sauce with black vinegar, chili oil and garlic, loosened with hot noodle water and topped with scallions, cucumber, chili oil and crushed peanuts.
Rice cooked long and slow in ten cups of chicken broth until the grains dissolve into a thick, soothing porridge, deepened with Shaoxing wine, sesame oil and dried scallop. Century egg, scallion, ginger and crisp wonton strips finish each bowl.
Ground beef is stir-fried with onion, garlic, ginger and water chestnuts in a hoisin and tamari sauce, then spooned into butter lettuce leaves. A sweet soy dipping sauce is finished at the table with mustard and chili garlic sauce to each person's heat level.
Ground chicken is stir-fried with mushrooms, water chestnuts, garlic and ginger in a glossy hoisin sauce and served in butter lettuce leaves with optional crisp rice noodles. The sweet soy dipping sauce is spiked at the table with mustard and chili garlic sauce.
Crumbled extra-firm tofu is browned, then tossed with shiitake mushrooms, water chestnuts, garlic and ginger in a vegan hoisin sauce and piled into lettuce cups with crisp vermicelli noodles. A sweet soy dipping sauce is finished at the table to taste.
Day-old rice stir-fried in a wok with scrambled eggs, broccoli, corn, bean sprouts, onion and garlic, seasoned with oyster sauce, soy sauce and sesame oil and folded with lump crab meat, with a homemade teriyaki sauce for serving.
This comforting take on mapo tofu uses crisp, shallow-fried egg tofu with pork mince in a spicy black bean and chilli sauce. Serve it with jasmine rice to soak up the sauce. Each serving provides 601 kcal, 27.4g protein, 98.2g carbohydrate (of which 7.4g sugars), 10.5g fat (of which 2.9g saturates), 1.3g fibre and 3.16g salt.
Rice paper wraps filled with ground chicken, cabbage, carrots and mushrooms in a cashew butter sauce, pan-fried until crisp and served with a soy dipping sauce.
Slow-marinated duck is steamed until succulent, then deep-fried for shattering skin and shredded into warm pancakes with hoisin, cucumber and spring onion.
Salt-cured duck legs confit-cooked in duck fat with aromatics, crisped and shredded into rice flour pancakes with a sieved plum sauce, cucumber, mooli and spring onions.
Skin-on pork belly scored with a five-spice paste on the meat side, dried in the fridge for a day, crusted with a salt and egg-white layer, then roasted at 300°F and blasted at 450°F until the skin puffs and blisters.
Thick strips of pork belly are seasoned with five spice on the meat side, dried low in the air fryer, then blasted hot until the skin puffs and crackles.
Hand-pulled biang biang noodles are slapped against the counter until they stretch into wide ribbons, then topped with cumin beef. Hot oil poured over garlic, chili and Sichuan pepper at the table makes the bowls erupt with aroma.
Glutinous rice flour dough balls, optionally filled with red bean paste, rolled in raw sesame seeds and deep-fried until they puff, turn golden and crisp.
Chinese Steamed Spare Ribs with Black Beans is one of the best and well-known dim sum dishes. This steamed ribs dim sum recipe, is so easy to make at home!
Shrimp marinated and seared, then folded into wok-fried day-old rice with soft-scrambled eggs and scallions, seasoned with salt, sugar, white pepper and chicken bouillon powder.
Fresh Chinese egg noodles tossed in a sesame paste and peanut butter sauce with soy, chili oil, rice vinegar and garlic, loosened with hot noodle water and topped with scallion and crushed peanuts.
Wontons simmered until they float, drained into a sauce of Sichuan chili flakes, garlic, five spice and sugar bloomed in hot chili oil, with soy sauce and a scallion finish.
Taiwanese cabbage cut into large pieces and stir-fried fast with sliced garlic in plenty of oil, finished with Shaoxing wine, white pepper and chicken bouillon powder while still crisp.
Romanesco florets and shishito peppers oil-blanched, then stir-fried dry-pot style with doubanjiang, garlic, dried chiles and figs, served over optional five-spice yucca fries with a crisp rice paper tuile.
Ground pork layered with wonton wrappers in ramekins and steamed, in the shape of a lasagna, with napa cabbage, mushrooms, ginger and oyster sauce in the filling.
Ground pork seasoned with ginger, garlic, oyster sauce, chili crisp and soy sauce is layered between water-dipped dumpling wrappers, steamed or baked in broth, and topped with more chili crisp and green onions.
Extra-firm tofu slices fried golden, then braised with shiitake mushrooms, bell pepper and dried chiles in a soy and Shaoxing sauce until it reduces around them.
Cook this authentic chicken chow mein noodle stir-fry in less than ten minutes, adding any crisp seasonal vegetables you fancy. Each serving provides 580 kcal, 49g protein, 67g carbohydrates (of which 8.5g sugars), 11g fat (of which 2g saturates), 7g fibre and 3.3g salt.
A crowd-pleasing easy chicken curry, packed with the Chinese flavours you'd expect from the takeaway version, but still keeping the calories low and the protein high. The sauce freezes well and is really easy to make using two popular spice blends: curry powder and five-spice. Each serving provides 487 kcal, 37g protein, 66g carbohydrates (of which 10.5g sugars), 7g fat (of which 1.5g saturates), 4.5g fibre and 2g salt.
Oven-crisped chicken slices in a sesame and flour coating, broiled until crunchy and tossed in a sticky honey, soy and sesame glaze with garlic and scallion.
A family chow mein of egg noodles stir-fried with grated carrot, spring onions, green beans and beansprouts in a soy, honey, ketchup and lemon sauce. Shredded cooked meat, prawns or tofu can join the pan for a fuller supper.