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Braised Chicken and Shiitake in Soy Sauce
Serve this classic Chinese chicken and shiitake mushroom dish cooked in soy sauce for special events, like Chinese New Year. This recipe is easy for new cooks too.
Egg and Tomato Stir Fry
This egg and tomato stir-fry is a classic Chinese dish that doesn't need many ingredients to prepare, and the recipe is super easy to learn for everyone.
Pineapple Bread
Soft milky bread with a crusty golden brown topping; take one bite of this pineapple bread, and you will understand why this is a favorite in any Chinese bakery.
Salted Egg Yolk Pound Cake
You can use salted egg yolks for more than just mooncakes or zongzi. Try using them to make this pound cake that you will be proud to serve for special occasions.
Hainanese Chicken Rice in Rice Cooker
Try this easy one-pot recipe to cook the iconic Singaporean Hainanese chicken rice in a rice cooker. Serve with garlic-ginger chili sauce and soy sauce for chicken.
Broccolini & Tofu Stir-Fry
A quick Chinese stir-fry dish with broccolini and tofu. You can use gai lan, or other Chinese greens in place of broccolini. And you can replace tofu with mushroom.
Sesame Oil Chicken
Cook this delicious and quick 30-minute Chinese dish with sesame oil, chicken breast, and ginger that is healthy and a classic Chinese confinement dish for new Moms.
Chinese Ground Beef Meat Sauce
This ground beef dish is a lifesaver. It's easy, quick, tasty, and aside from the beef, garlic, and scallion, everything else is common pantry ingredients.
Chinese Savory Steamed Egg Custard
How to create silky-smooth Chinese savory steamed egg custard with only eggs, stock, and salt; with topping ideas to go with the steamed egg custard.
Earl Grey Tea Chiffon Cake
A soft and fluffy chiffon cake filled with the fragrance of Earl Grey tea is a dream cake for all tea lovers. Serve it with freshly brewed tea for your tea time.
Pandan Chiffon Cake
Learn how to bake a tall, fluffy, and pillowy soft pandan chiffon cake, and fall in love with the incredible flavor that you can only get from using 100% pandan leaves.
Char Siu - Chinese Glazed Roast Pork
Make your own restaurant-quality Chinese pork char siu in your oven. Serve the glazed roast pork thinly sliced over steamed white rice or as toppings for noodles.