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A Chinese hot and sour soup of mushrooms, bamboo shoots and tofu in seasoned chicken stock, thickened and finished with egg ribbons, vinegar and scallions.
A peppery, vinegary soup with shredded chicken, shiitake and wood ear mushrooms, tofu and bamboo shoots, finished with egg ribbons and a cornstarch thickening.
Thinly sliced chicken breast fried and combined with broccoli, zucchini, mushrooms and bamboo shoots in a spicy Hunan sauce of soy sauce, oyster sauce and chili paste. Hunan is a province in south-central China.
In Yunnan, eating tofu is a social activity. All over the south of the province, people gather around grills tended by cooks who slowly toast chunks of cured tofu until they are crisp and golden on the outside, soft and slightly juicy within, and customers help themselves, dipping the tofu pieces into soy sauce, chilli, garlic and herbs. Aside from the ubiquitous tofu grills, there are many delicious local tofu recipes, including this one. In Yunnan, they make it with slices of fresh tofu soaked in an alkaline solution, which makes the texture particularly custardy after frying: a sort of arti
A Chinese kung pao of marinated chicken thigh stir-fried with dried red chilis, ground Szechuan peppercorn, garlic, peanuts and scallion whites in a soy and vinegar sauce.
Bite-size chicken marinated with egg white and corn starch, fried with garlic, ginger, dried chilies and Sichuan peppercorns in a black vinegar sauce, finished with toasted peanuts.
Chicken thigh pieces are marinated in the kung pao sauce itself, stir-fried with dried chillies, garlic and ginger, then glazed with Sichuan pepper and finished with peanuts.
Sichuan-style king prawns in a cornflour coating, stir-fried with peppers, onion and dried chillies and glossed with a black vinegar sauce and salted peanuts.
Crisp-fried tofu in a kung pao sauce of doubanjiang, Shaoxing wine and black vinegar, stir-fried with celery, scallions, dried red chilis, Sichuan peppercorns and crunchy peanuts.
Extra-firm tofu is pressed, torn, coated in cornstarch and fried crisp, then tossed with bell peppers, dried red chilies, garlic, ginger and peanuts in a glossy kung pao sauce.
This recipe is a brilliant way to use up any leftover roast beef. It’s deeply flavourful and aromatic – and thanks to the herbs and spices, it also tastes deliciously fresh.
A light Chinese-style soup made from a roast chicken carcass simmered with garlic, ginger and soy, finished with egg noodles, sweetcorn, lime and coriander.
Broccoli stalks and carrot batons are blanched, then stir-fried with golden tofu batons in a chilli bean, hoisin and soy sauce with fresh chilli, jalapeños and garlic.
Rice noodles sit in a rich pork broth with bok choy and garlic chives, topped with crisped seasoned ground pork, pickled mustard stems, black vinegar and chilli crisp. The bowl is spicy, sour and deeply savoury, in the Yunnan little-pot style.
A Taiwanese braise of pork belly strips simmered with soy sauces, Shaoxing wine, five spice, shiitake mushrooms and fried shallots, served over rice with hard-boiled eggs.
Fiercely aromatic Sichuan chicken, flash-fried then tossed in a wok with dried chillies, Sichuan peppercorns, ginger and garlic until the tongue tingles.
This ayam percik-style chicken uses Malaysian chicken curry paste for an easier version of the classic dish. The chicken is cooked until charred and coated in a rich coconut curry sauce, then served with fragrant Malaysian-style herby rice.
A Sichuan tofu and ground pork dish simmered in a chili-oil sauce with doubanjiang, Sichuan peppercorn and chicken stock, thickened at the end with a cornstarch slurry.
Cubes of medium-firm tofu are simmered gently in a Sichuan pork mince sauce with chilli bean sauce, black bean chilli oil, Sichuan peppercorns and sesame oil, thickened with cornflour. It is garnished with spring onion greens and chilli oil and served over jasmine rice.
Cubed tofu simmered with ground pork in a sauce of fermented chili bean paste, soy, Sichuan pepper and chili flakes, thickened with a cornstarch slurry.
A hands-off mapo-style traybake: tofu and mushrooms roasted in chilli bean paste with pak choi, finished with sesame oil, spring onions and numbing Sichuan pepper.
A speedy vegetarian mapo tofu in chilli bean and black bean paste with rice wine, soy and stock, served with smashed cucumbers in a coriander, soy and black vinegar dressing. Jasmine rice and Sichuan pepper finish the plates.
Flank steak strips marinated with baking soda and cornstarch, seared in a hot wok and tossed with green onions and dried red chiles in a brown-sugar soy sauce.
Chicken thigh pieces marinated with baking soda and cornstarch, browned in a wok and finished with scallions and dried red chiles in a brown-sugar soy sauce.
Velveted lamb stir-fried with onion and green onions in a hoisin and five-spice sauce that turns glossy as it simmers. The lamb marinates in baking soda and cornflour first for its tender texture.
A saucy braised beef mince with doubanjiang, soy and oyster sauce, simmered forty minutes and thickened with cornflour, with peas stirred in at the end. Bowls of jasmine rice carry the mince under crispy fried leeks, a crispy-edged egg, sesame seeds and coriander.
Day-old long-grain rice stir-fried over high heat with a mix of mushrooms, peas, garlic, ginger and scallion, seasoned with soy sauce, white pepper and sugar.
Dumplings made without folding, by laying each wrapper over a mound of seasoned pork filling like a blanket, then steaming and crisping the bottoms in a pan.
Minced shrimp balls seared in a skillet, wrapped in softened rice paper in the pan and steamed until the bottoms crisp, with a tamari and rice vinegar dipping sauce.