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Special fried rice in a pan

How to make fried rice

Cook the rice the night before to make this quick and flavourful easy fried rice recipe even speedier to get on the table.
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Garlic beef stir-fry

Garlic beef stir-fry

Turn to this quick and easy stir fry on nights when you want something ready full of flavour and ready in no time.
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CHOW MEIN

Chow mein

Fast and delicious, chow mein is a dreamy midweek feed.
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CARAMELISED PORK NECK

Caramelised pork neck

With a sweet and spicy glaze and cooked on your barbecue this caramelised pork neck (or scotch fillet roast) is the tastiest way to serve pork. Serve up with steamed rice and stir-fried asian greens. Looking for more pork dinner recipes?
Char siu pork ribs

Char siu pork ribs

Grab your finger bowls ready for these finger licking good ribs with a sweet Chinese barbecue sauce.
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Lemon chicken

Lemon chicken

A retro classic from our original Chinese Cooking Class Cookbook.
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Beef and ginger stir-fry

Beef and ginger stir-fry

Quick, easy and tasty, this beef and ginger stir fry can be served on a bed of Asian greens for a truly satisfying meal.
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Vermicelli

Vermicelli

Deep fried vermicelli noodles; the perfect garnish or decorative surrounding for Chinese dishes.
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POACHED CHICKEN WITH SOY AND SESAME

Poached chicken with soy and sesame

Whole chicken poached in a flavoursome Chinese-style broth with star anise, soy, cinnamon and sesame creates tender and delicious meat. Serve with your choice of noodles or rice. Looking for more chicken dinners? Chinese cooking wine is also known as chinese rice wine, dry sherry can be used instead. To freeze Complete the recipe to […]
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Prawn sang choy bow

Prawn sang choy bow

Crisp lettuce cups, juicy prawns, zesty lime, chilli and ginger make every mouthful of prawn sang choy bow a delight. Use baby lettuce leaves to serve this as finger food at a cocktail party.
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easy fried rice

Easy fried rice

There's no need to feel intimidated making fried rice. This recipe is so easy to follow. You can use fresh or leftover white rice for this easy, fried rice recipe
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Eggplant ma po tofu

Eggplant ma po tofu

Feed the family with this eggplant ma po tofu - tasty, wholesome and full of authentic Asian flavours!
Crunchy coleslaw

Crunchy coleslaw

This asian-inspired, flavour-packed coleslaw is fit to accompany any family meal or special occasion.
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Julie Goodwin's braised pork

Julie Goodwin’s braised pork

Julie Goodwin's glorious braised pork rashers are slow cooked in a Chinese style marinade to create this beautiful melt-in-your-mouth meat dish.
HONEY CHICKEN WITH BUK CHOY AND SESAME

Honey chicken with buk choy and sesame

If you pop the chicken in the marinade in the morning, this dish can be on the table in under 30 minutes. Chicken thigh fillets are better than the breast for this dish as the thigh meat is more tender and juicy.
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spinach and ginger dumplings

Vegetarian Chinese food and dinner ideas

When it comes to Chinese food, a lot of is packed full of meat and seafood. However, those who are following a vegetarian diet don't have to miss out on the deliciousness that comes with this saucy, flavour-packed Asian cuisine. When cooking at home, we've taken some of the stress out of menu planning for you with this collection of dumplings, stir-fries, spring rolls and noodle dishes. The addition of hearty eggplant, fresh leafy greens and protein-rich tofu will bulk up your meals and add maximum flavour and texture. Dig in!
BRAISED ASIAN-STYLE BEEF RIBS

24 Chinese beef recipes to whip up tonight

Beef goes perfectly in Chinese cooking, and is complemented perfectly but the rich flavours, sweet and salty sauces and hearty marinades that comes with it. From lighter dishes like steamed dumplings and stir-fries, to braised ribs, beef cheeks and sweet and sour mince, this collection of recipes proves how easy it is to recreate authentic Asian food in your own kitchen.
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sweet and sour duck with broccolini

Chinese duck recipes for dinner tonight

The richness of duck meat is perfect for Chinese cooking, which is all about big, bold flavours and delicious sauces. Here, we've pulled together a selection of our favourite authentic recipes for you to recreate at home, from peking duck pancakes to dumplings and spring rolls. You'll also find some quick stir-fries, soups and salads for tasty weeknight dinners without having to go for take-out. Let's get cooking!
Authentic Chinese dinner recipes with pork

Authentic Chinese dinner recipes with pork

Traditional Chinese cooking is packed full of spice, sweetness and salt, creating delicious rich flavours that leave you craving more. And whether you prefer light dumplings and stir-fries or richer glazed ribs and steamed buns, pork is one of our favourite proteins to use for these dishes. So, how about skipping the take-away tonight and creating an authentic Asian feast at home? Your family are sure to love it.
Quick combination short and long soup

Quick combination short and long soup

Recreate this classic Chinese soup at home in no time at all with this easy recipe. We've used simple ingredients so you can have this on the table in no time at all - perfect for weeknight dinners.
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Chinese vegetables

Chinese vegetables

Because cooking time is so short, these Chinese vegetables are crisp, colourful, and full of flavour.
Ginger beef

Ginger beef

This light, flavourful stir fry from the vintage edition of The Australian Women's Weekly Chinese Cooking Class book is tossed in a fragrant Asian sauce and can be ready in no time at all.
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Combination long soup

Combination long soup

Warm, nourishing soup doesn't get much better than this! This hearty combination long soup is full of authentic Asian ingredients and flavour, and is perfect for dinner tonight!
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20 Hearty, healthy soup recipes

There's plenty of new food to look forward to once the weather starts to cool, with an influx of fresh, autumnal produce, plenty of warming stews and, of course, bowls of hearty soups. These are our absolute favourites, the ones to reach for when you're craving a bit of comfort, warmth and nourishing. From classic chicken noodle soups to Chinese vegetable broths, plus creamy pumpkin soup and a curried soup with a kick, you'll be wishing the weather could stay cool all year round.
Beef and Crunchy Cabbage Salad

Beef and crunchy cabbage salad

With juicy sirloin steak sliced and shaken up with chinese cabbage, vegetables and a hot, fragrant sauce, this quick salad makes a statement.
PRAWN SAN CHOY BOW

Prawn san choy bow

Crunch through the cooling lettuce before enjoying the spicy prawns that are wrapped inside.
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Steamed snake beans and Hoi Sin chicken

Hoisin chicken

This enjoyable meal takes just twenty minutes to create and with ginger, garlic and hoi sin sauce seaping into the tender chicken fillet you'll be sure to make it again.
Crunchy Chicken Salad

Crunchy Asian chicken salad

Tender pieces of chicken contrast with crunchy cashews, sprouts and toasted pepitas to create this healthy and delicious meal.
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Pork spare ribs with chilli plum sauce

Pork spare ribs with chilli plum sauce

Savour these tender, juicy pork ribs, drizzled in Chinese chilli plum sauce. It's meaty and sticky and you'll be licking the sauce off your fingers to get every last bit of the gorgeous porky flavours
fried brown rice

Fried brown rice

With peas, corn and onion this fried brown rice dish could be a meal all of its own and it only takes 20 minutes to cook.
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Sticky Pork chops

Sticky pork chops

Give the humble pork chop a Chinese-style twist and it can still go from the stove to the table in less than 30 minutes.
Mixed Asian greens in oyster sauce

Mixed Asian greens in oyster sauce

Add vegetables according to density. Denser vegetables, such as carrots and broccoli, require more cooking time than leafy vegetables. If your recipe uses meat and vegetables, cook the meat first and set it aside. Return meat to wok when the vegetables are almost cooked. Note
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Combination short and long soup

Combination short and long soup

The traditional Asian soup is packed full of fresh ingredients that will warm your insides and nourish your soul. Perfect for a chilly winter evening.
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PRAWN TOASTS

Prawn toasts

Royal reds are deep-sea prawns always sold peeled – they are a cheaper alternative to other varieties. 200g extra uncooked prawns, shelled, could be used, if preferred. Note