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This is the dish that defines Cantonese-American takeaway: thin slices of beef velveted in cornflour and soy so they…
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This is the dish that defines Cantonese-American takeaway: thin slices of beef velveted in cornflour and soy so they…

Beef in oyster sauce is the dish you cook when you want Cantonese flavour and have ten minutes between leaving work and being hungry

Nasi goreng is Indonesia's national fried rice, the leftover-rescue dish that became one of the great Southeast Asian…

A Burmese curry from the country's Indian-origin community, sitting somewhere between a Madras and a Burmese ohn-no in spice profile

This is what street vendors across southern China make in big shallow woks at the front of their stalls, head-on prawns…

Boneless chicken thighs cube small; marinate for 1 hour in gochujang, gochugaru, soy, garlic, ginger, sugar and sesame oil

Rib-eye or sirloin sliced paper-thin sits in a marinade of soy, brown sugar, sesame oil, garlic, ginger and grated Asian…

This is summer-BBQ adaptation of the lacquered red roast meats that hang in the windows of Cantonese siu mei shops

Cashew chicken is the gentler cousin of kung pao, a dish for nights when you want stir-fry rhythm without the chilli burn

A Caribbean-American fusion that works because both food cultures speak the language of "everything on one tray"

Chicken adobo is the unofficial national dish of the Philippines, the recipe every Filipino household keeps a version…

This is the gentle Cantonese-style stir-fry you cook for someone new to Chinese food: no chilli, no fermented bite, just textural balance

Fermented black beans are the funk you can't fake; this is the dish where they earn their place at the front of the wok

Chicken inasal is the pride of Bacolod City on Negros Occidental, where streetside grill houses serve nothing else…

This is a hugely popular dish at Thai restaurants and takeaways, and my family love it

This is the dish Sichuanese cooks call guai wei ji, "strange-flavour chicken", because it carries every primary taste at…