Aromatic pork pancakes

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

Buckwheat gives these fragrant pork-filled pancakes a nutty flavour note

Sticky hoisin sausage traybake

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

This sticky, sweet and spicy Chinese takeaway-style traybake is a midweek winner.

Christmas pudding buns

Turn leftover Christmas pudding into these sweet buns. ‘Tangzhong’ is the Chinese word for the roux-like paste that gives the buns their soft, fluffy texture

Jam roly poly buns

Take a jam roly poly pudding and transform it into swirled buns. It uses tangzhong – a Chinese-style milk and flour paste that yields exceptionally fluffy buns

Homemade kimchi

Kimchi exists in dozens of versions and these can be further varied. Shrimp or fish sauce is also traditionally used to prepare kimchi, we offer you a simplified version that is also suitable for vegans.

Rice paper dumplings

Contains pork – recipe is for non-Muslims/non-pork eaters.

Enjoy these pork and mushroom dumplings as a starter or side as part of a Vietnamese-inspired feast. Serve with our soy & sesame dipping sauce

Sweet & sour chicken

Try an authentic version of this classic Chinese takeaway dish, with natural sweetness and a warm chilli flavour to spice things up

Red sweet & sour prawns

Brighten your Lunar New Year with lucky red sweet & sour prawns. It is a tangy dish made with fresh or tinned pineapple for added sweetness

Chinese-style hotpot

Fill a cooking pot with broth, spiced with Sichuan pepper and chilli, then invites guests to poach their choice of ingredients in it – prawns, steak, tofu and chicken all work well

Tanghulu

Try this classic Chinese dessert of hawthorn berries or fruit dipped in sugar. It’s crunchy, juicy and easy to make

Bang bang sauce

Use this classic sweet and spicy Chinese sauce to fold into chicken noodles or your favourite Chinese dishes. It works well with prawns, fried veg or tofu

Kung pao sauce

Make this sauce that hails from Sichuan, China. Spicy-sweet and tangy with a hint of numbing spice from the Sichuan peppercorns, it’s delicious paired with chicken or prawns