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Hong Kong Tomato Egg Stir Fry is a comforting Cantonese home-style dish loved across China and Hong Kong. Fluffy scrambled eggs are briefly cooked then tossed with lightly charred tomatoes and spring onions in a simple sweet and tangy sauce made from ketchup, vinegar and soy sauce. The result is a perfect balance of savoury, sweet and slightly tangy flavours with soft egg and juicy tomatoes.
Lassi is a traditional Indian yoghurt drink known for its refreshing, cooling qualities, especially in warm climates. Made with thick natural yoghurt and blended with ice and flavourings, lassi can be sweet, savoury or spiced depending on regional preference. In this version, three variations are prepared: a fruity mango lassi, a refreshing salty lassi with roasted cumin, and a fragrant masala lassi infused with warming spices.
Yasai Yaki Udon is a quick Japanese-inspired stir-fry featuring chewy udon noodles tossed with crisp vegetables in a savoury, slightly sweet sauce. Fresh udon noodles are briefly soaked to separate them before being stir-fried with garlic, spring onions, carrots, peppers, pak choi and shiitake mushrooms. Finished with a rich mushroom stir-fry sauce, soy sauces and mirin, it's a simple vegetarian meal that's perfect for busy weeknights.
This Korean Beef Bulgogi is sweet, savoury and incredibly tender, featuring thinly sliced beef marinated in a fragrant blend of Asian pear, soy, garlic and sesame before being quickly seared with vegetables. Perfect served with steamed rice, bibimbap or wrapped in lettuce
This Special Egg Fried Rice is a traditional Cantonese-style fried rice that uses an old-school technique of coating every grain of cooked rice in beaten egg before stir-frying. Combined with prawns, Chinese barbecue chicken (char siu), colourful vegetables and finished with sesame oil, the result is beautifully separate, golden grains packed with flavour in every bite.
Indian Chilli Paneer is one of the most popular vegetarian dishes in Indian Chinese cuisine, combining crispy paneer with a sweet, salty and spicy stir fry sauce. This Indian Chilli Paneer recipe uses high heat cooking to toast the paneer first, giving it golden edges before coating it in a glossy chilli sauce with onions and peppers.
Chilli Paneer is commonly found in Indian restaurants and street food stalls, where Chinese style sauces are blended with Indian spice and heat. The key is balancing sweetness from ketchup, saltiness from soy and heat from fresh chillies to create that signature jammy coating.
Pan-Fried Tod Mun with Green Bean Crunch
Spicy Thai Style Fish Cakes, known as Tod Mun in Thailand, are a popular street food snack made from blended seafood, fragrant herbs and kaffir lime leaf. These Spicy Thai Style Fish Cakes combine white fish, prawns and squid for a naturally sweet, bouncy texture, finished with finely sliced green beans for signature crunch.
The secret to authentic Thai fish cakes is drying the seafood thoroughly before blending. Removing excess moisture creates a firm paste that fries to a crisp golden exterior while staying soft and springy inside. Pan frying gives you a lighter finish while still delivering that satisfying caramelised crust.
Spring Onion & Ginger Chicken Stir Fry is a classic Cantonese takeaway dish built around one of the most fundamental flavour bases in Chinese cooking: ginger, spring onion and garlic. Tender chicken thigh pieces are marinated and seared over high heat before being tossed with lightly charred vegetables and a savoury sauce of oyster sauce, rice wine and stock. The result is a fragrant, glossy stir fry where the sweetness of ginger and the aroma of spring onion shine through.
Jeremy’s Ultimate BBQ Marinade with Barbecued Vegetables is a bold, soy based barbecue sauce inspired by classic Chinese flavours and designed to caramelise beautifully over fire. This Jeremy’s Ultimate BBQ Marinade with Barbecued Vegetables recipe balances light and dark soy, sugar, mustard and aromatics to create a glossy, savoury sweet glaze perfect for grilling.
The beauty of this marinade is versatility. It can be used across multiple dishes and works particularly well with mushrooms, asparagus and peppers cooked over charcoal. The key is managing heat to prevent burning while encouraging proper caramelisation.
