This vegetarian dish makes an excellent side dish or main light lunch meal.
You can marinate the chicken ahead of time, and then all you have to do before serving is briefly cook it with the vegetables. If you like, serve with steamed rice to make it a complete meal.
These days, supermarkets are stocking a wider variety of noodles. To make this tempting lunch dish, Japanese soba (hearty noodles made from buckwheat) are simmered in a soy and ginger stock with [...]
A deliciously seasoned vegetable side dish that will perfectly accompany an Asian main dish.
Lightly dusted with Chinese five–spice, this tasty duck breast is stir–fried with a little honey, pear and fresh Asian greens to make a modern Asian lunch or dinner. It can be served as part of a [...]
This recipe uses two bamboo steamer baskets so vegetables can cook more quickly; if deeply stacked, vegetables may need to be rotated during cooking. This side dish is packed with healthy [...]
A whole fish flavoured with ginger, soy sauce and sesame oil looks quite spectacular yet is easy to prepare. It is the perfect meal to serve when entertaining, perhaps with steamed rice and a [...]
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Tangy tamarind and lemongrass infuse a Thai–inspired sauce for tender strips of beef and fine rice noodles. With fresh greens and baby corn adding the all–important vegetable balance, this is a [...]
Stir–fries do not have to be complicated, with numerous ingredients, as this simple recipe shows. Here strips of pork tenderloin are marinated then stir–fried with bok choy, allowing the flavours [...]
A perfect easy, simple and delicious one–dish meal for any occasion.
For a tasty and easy midweek lunch or dinner meal, you can't beat pad thai. If you prefer another meat, you can substitute the chicken.
A delicious and healthy one–dish Asian meal that takes less than 30 minutes to prepare and cook.
For these delectable chilli–flavoured omelettes, the eggs are whisked with cornflour (cornstarch) to give them a slightly firmer texture, suitable for folding around a tasty filling of stir–fried [...]
You can add any of your favourite vegetables to this dish – why not try adding some lightly steamed bok choy or Chinese broccoli (gai larn) for some added crispness, or throw in some finely [...]
