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Orange Chicken 鲜橙鸡柳 (Air Fryer)
This Air Fryer 🍊 Orange Chicken 🐔is my ultimate go-to dish for meal prep. It’s tangy and savoury and a little bit spicy. The zesty 🍊orange sauce is made with fresh orange juice, honey, rice vinegar, soy sauce, ginger, garlic and chilli flakes. The 🐔chicken breast is tenderised, then air fried to a beautiful golden crispiness. It’s perfect with fragrant 🍚rice!
Hokkien Bak Chang (Chinese Rice Dumplings) 福建咸肉粽
Here’s a detailed guide to making delicious Hokkien Bak Chang aka Chinese Rice Dumplings that’s chock-full of savoury goodness and infused with the signature five-spice powder. Happy Dragon Boat Festival, y’all!
Turnip Cake / Lo Bak Go / 萝卜糕 (Steamed or Pan Fried)
Chinese Turnip Cake or Lo Bak Go in Cantonese is a well-loved dim sum dish that is served steamed or pan fried. Either way, both are super delicious. While it can be laborious to make, it’s really worth the effort as homemade turnip cake is loaded with lots of radish, lap cheong and all the yummy goodness.
15-minute Tomato Tofu Egg Drop Soup 番茄豆腐蛋花汤
Full of nutrition and so so homely, you can make this delicious tomato tofu egg drop soup in just 15 minutes.
Air Fryer Prawn Paste Chicken (Har Cheong Gai 虾酱鸡)
Crispy on the outside, juice on the inside, this Air Fryer Prawn Paste Chicken (Har Cheong Gai 虾酱鸡) is a delicious and uniquely flavoured popular fried chicken dish in Singapore.
10-minute Egg Drop Soup 蛋花汤
10 minutes are all you need to get this delicious, nutritious Egg Drop Soup ready for dinner. Only 6 ingredients are required.
Red Glutinous Rice Wine Chicken Mee Sua 红糟鸡面线
The red glutinous rice wine chicken mee sua (红糟鸡面线) is a traditional Foo Chow (福州) dish that is typically served during Chinese New Year or birthdays. It’s made with red glutinous rice wine, chicken, ginger, sesame oil and served with mee sua.
Lo Mai Gai 糯米鸡 Chinese Glutinous Rice Chicken
Lo Mai Gai (糯米鸡) or glutinous rice chicken is a well-loved classic dim sum dish served in Cantonese dim sum restaurants during yum cha. It’s a delicious savoury bowl of tender sticky rice steamed with chicken, mushrooms, Chinese sausage, and sometimes salted egg yolk.
