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Ready in just 20 minutes, this easy pork stir-fry recipe is great for those busy weeknights when you need to get a tasty dinner on the table – fast!
A stir-fry supper packed with flavour but made with just six ingredients. Prawns, pak choy and straight-to-wok noodles are cooked in olive oil then lifted with soy sauce and wonderfully spicy and garlicky sriracha chilli sauce. Easy and fuss-free.
When baked in the oven, kale goes gloriously crispy as this Chinese-inspired recipe shows. Here the leaves are coated in oil then baked with sesame seeds and five-spice sprinkled over the top. Don't be tempted to add salt as kale, cooked this way doesn't need it.
Aromatic and crunchy, this prawn noodle salad is packed with zest and spice. Only the noodles require cooking for this easy treat of a dish, however it is best made a day in advance if you prefer raw vegetables to be on the softer side.
This tasty Asian-style chicken broth is full of aromatic, fresh flavours and you'll definitely be adding it to your 'cook again' list. The recipe serves four but it can be easily doubled, so you can have leftovers the next day.
This warming bowl of organic chicken stir-fry is a quick and super simple midweek meal. Experiment with the Asian flavours depending on what's in the storecupboard: swap the soy for sweet chilli sauce for added kick or for oyster sauce for depth of flavour
Make this Asian-inspired salad as a side to enjoy alongside your favourite Thai dishes. Packed full of Vitamin C, the soy sauce, chilli sauce, honey, ginger and garlic make for a gorgeous dressing. Finish off with a sprinkling of crunchy sesame seeds.
This finger-licking sweet-and-savoury chicken with steamed vegetables is seriously simple to make and perfect as a midweek meal. From prep to plate it only takes 30 minutes and is a lighter version of your favourite Chinese takeout.
This may look tricky but don’t be put off by the number of ingredients in the laksa paste
Celebrity chef Ken Hom shares a delicious recipe, perfect for a traditional Chinese banquet
This quick and tasty recipe is known for being an excellent remedy when you're feeling under the weather, but we reckon this lovely, simple soup is a winner however you're feeling. The noodles add a tasty bit of bulk.
Here sliced chicken is coated in soy sauce and honey, then stir fried with broccoli, red pepper and spring onions, but in reality you can use any leftover cooked meat to create this Chinese-inspired dish.
Save the takeaway for another day and try this sticky stir-fried pork with rice or noodles. Sliced into strips, and marinaded in a sweet and tangy mix of honey, ginger, soy and sherry, pork is stir fried with vegetables and served with chilli and sesame seeds.
To make this speedy and fragrant Laksa, a spiced Malaysian coconut soup, first make a paste by blitzing shallots and aromatics, then it's just a question of adding stock and coconut milk to make a simmering broth for the chicken, beansprouts, and noodles.
If you're after a fresh and tasty stir-fry you can have ready in just a few minutes, this spring greens and chicken stir-fry is certainly up for the job. Tinned water chestnuts are what help this recipe stand up to your favourite Chinese takeaway.
A gorgeous slow-cooker recipe that is so simple, yet so tasty. Cooking the pork this way means that it is beautifully tender when it comes to serving, while the strong flavours have had time to meld together. Can also be frozen.
Create your own 'fakeaway' with this tasty stir-fry. Marinating the beef in the soy sauce, oyster sauce, sugar and chilli flakes mix adds a real depth of flavour. Serve with steamed rice and add some extra coriander, if you like.
This Thai red curry with duck makes a special friday night dinner for four people. Tender pieces of breast are cooked with coconut milk, aubergine, and Thai red curry paste. Fragrant and aromatic, it is best served with steamed rice and lime wedges.
These crunchy celeriac ribbons are a perfect alternative to traditional egg-noodles
Chef Kwoklyn says: "As New Year dawns, families gather to indulge in food symbolising hopes for the year ahead. Spring rolls are among the favourites."
Chef Kwoklyn says: “In the Chinese culture long noodles, often referred to as ‘long-life noodles’, represent a wish for a long prosperous life. Savour the rich flavour while embracing wishes for a year of health, happiness and prosperity.”
A healthy take on a Chinese takeaway classic, this fakeaway is quick and easy to make
This is a great takeaway substitute that is incredibly easy to put together and packed with lots of veggies
Coat aubergine in a sticky honey and soy glaze, then top onto fluffy rice with sweetcorn and spring onions. Ready in under 30 minutes, this is a great midweek meal idea.
This Chinese-style omelette (紅蘿蔔炒蛋) is made with just a handful of ingredients you probably already have in your fridge. We like ours served with rice and a drizzle of hot sauce.
Fancy an Asian spin on your Christmas canapés? These hoisin lettuce cups will satisfy your needs
This veggie fried rice is super quick to rustle up and the curry powder adds a mild flavour making it perfect for kids.
Kids will love this quick, classic stir fry recipe. It has nice simple flavours and is quick to prepare, perfect for a speedy lunch.
Try something adventurous this weekend with your Sunday roast. This succulent pork belly, scored and rubbed with rich spices for a glorious crispy skin, tastes even more heavenly served with a sticky-sweet plum sauce
Forget ordering in and make this easy beef chow mein at home in no time. Juicy rump steak is stir-fried with mushrooms and mangetout and served on crispy noodles for a takeaway classic ready in just 30 mins.