Here’s how to recreate the dramatic sizzle of the stir-fry served at Chinese restaurants. Plus the secret to tender beef.
This is the chicken version of your favourite honey pepper beef that you always order at the local Chinese restaurant.
A simple stir-fry is a marvel of the midweek dinner. I’ve given you a recipe, but think of it more as a framework, writes Adam Liaw.
This Japanese noodle stir-fry is quick, easy comfort food.
You have eggs, you have noodles, and there’s a strong chance you have everything you need for the sauce. So that’s dinner sorted.
Make the most of cheaper cuts of chicken to create one-trays, stews, curries and stir-fries the whole family will love.
The Japanese-Chinese dish of "mapo nasu" is a combination of two famous Sichuan dishes – mapo tofu and yu xiang eggplant.
Almond chicken is a North American Chinese dish found throughout the United States and Canada. It's chicken, almonds and few vegetables in a classic Chinese brown sauce.
Sweet, sour and gingery, this classic is a favourite at Chinese restaurants all over Canada.
This chilli and pepper-inspired prawn stir-fry is an all-embracing fire-in-the-belly cook-up, softened by the addition of lime and lemongrass.