
Our Sichuan-style asparagus is inspired by the popular Chinese green bean dish, which sees the vegetable stir-fried with ginger, garlic, pork mince and sichuan peppercorns in lieu of a sauce. It’s delicious served with rice or as part of a wider selection of Chinese dishes.
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This aromatic Thai fish stew from TV star Kate Humble stew hits the spot on chilly weeknights. It’s packed with prawns and white fish, plus fragrant lemongrass and tamarind.
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Skip the takeaway tonight and serve up this zesty Thai duck curry recipe instead.
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Try this tasty Pad Thai recipe made with rice noodles, peanuts, beansprouts and fresh coriander – it can be on the table in around 20 minutes. You could easily double it too.
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Don’t have time to make duck à l’orange? Try this Chinese-style cheat’s version of sticky marmalade duck that only needs five ingredients.
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A healthy, fresh chicken noodle soup made with prawns, pak choi and wholewheat noodles.
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Fancy an alternative to all those heavy Christmas mains? Try this spectacular whole roast trout recipe from chef Jude Kerema, served with a crisp and bright winter salad.
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This impressive Chinese-inspired blackened five-spice duck recipe makes an ideal dinner party dish – or alternative Sunday roast.
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Combining umami-rich miso with breadcrumbs to roast a pork tenderloin, and including a little in the piquant sesame-scented dressing, makes this easy pork dish an absolute knockout.
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Crunchy-yet-soft rösti are great for Christmas parties – make two large ones, then chop them up into bite-size pieces. Topped with smoked trout and crème fraîche that’s swirled with the deep purple of beetroot, each mouthful has a distinctly Scandi-style flavour profile.
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Need dinner party inspiration? Fruity couscous is a perfect match to this duck recipe. Find the plumpest duck breasts you can.
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Midweek suppers don’t come easier than this Thai-style prawn recipe which is ready in just 10 minutes.
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This homemade teriyaki sauce is incredibly versatile! Use it as a marinade, stir-fry sauce, or glaze for chicken, salmon, or shrimp. I love the depth of flavor that sake adds, but if you don’t have any, check out the tips section below for easy substitutes.This recipe makes about 2 cups of sauce – plenty to keep in your fridge for weeks! If you’d prefer a smaller batch, simply use this ratio: 1 part soy sauce, 1 part sugar, 1/2 part sake, 1/4 part rice vinegar.
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Marcus Wareing shares his recipe for the ultimate omelette Arnold Bennett. Perfect for Christmas breakfast or a special weekend brunch.
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An authentic Chinese noodle soup recipe, packed with healthy vegetables and moreish spicy flavours.
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Fresh green beans pair well with bold Thai flavours in this chicken coconut noodles recipe.
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