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Fast and Easy Chinese Soya Sauce Chicken

May 22, 2023

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The third recipe in this blog series "Chinese Food on a Budget: 5 Family Meals for £16.50" is this fast and simplified version of Chinese soya sauce chicken. This was my favourite meal out of the 5, and it only cost £2.71 to make, one of the cheaper recipes in this series that will feed a young family of 4 and with leftovers too. Rice is not included in the cost of this recipe, so you'll need to factor this in. 

Chinese Sticky Wings with Noodles

May 17, 2023

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The first recipe in this blog series "Chinese Food on a Budget: 5 Family Meals for £16.50" is this Chinese sticky wings with noodles. It cost £4.29 to make, feeding a young family of 4 and with leftovers too. 

Leftovers Chicken Congee

July 04, 2022

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For the fourth recipe in my blog series "Chinese Food on a Budget: Feed a Family of 4 for £30 a week", I am using the final leftover 
bones and meat to make this leftovers chicken congee. 

Stir Fried Chicken Noodles (Spaghetti)

June 14, 2022

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For the third recipe in my blog series "Chinese Food on a Budget: Feed a Family of 4 for £30 a week", I made a quick stir fried noodles using the plentiful of leftover chicken meat from the Chinese 5 spice roast chicken

Chinese 5 Spice Roast Chicken

June 07, 2022

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Easily one of the simple dinners I have on repeat, this Chinese 5 spice roast chicken is always a hit and can actually be used in a Chinese dinner with rice, or as a roast dinner with potatoes.

Chinese Confinement Recipes: Ginger Wine Chicken

June 23, 2021

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Confinement Recipes for Week 4-6
From week 3 for natural births or from week 4 for caesareans onwards, you're able to enjoy a bit more variety and your digestive system is better at taking a little more salt if you like salty food like me.

Chinese Confinement Recipes: Steamed Pork with Goji Berries

June 02, 2021

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Confinement Recipes for Week 4-6
From week 3 for natural births or from week 4 for caesareans onwards, you're able to enjoy a bit more variety and your digestive system is better at taking a little more salt if you like salty food like me.

Chinese Confinement Recipes: Steamed Chicken Leg

May 14, 2021

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Confinement Recipes for Week 1-3
For the first few weeks right after giving birth, confinement food is very basic and focuses on food that is easy to digest and avoids a lot of food and condiments that is believed to affect healing of the wounds. If it's a natural birth, follow this for 2 weeks and for caesareans follow for 3 weeks. They generally follow these rules.

Chinese Stir Fried Chicken + Preserved Vegetable (榨菜)

June 09, 2020

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Growing up, my absolute favourite dishes were anything that involved Chinese preserved or pickled vegetables, and there are just so many different types. My mum's star dish was always pork with preserved mustard root jar choi (榨菜), whilst my dad's best was braised pork belly with sweet preserved mustard mui choi (梅菜). 

Japanese Tebasaki Chicken Wings

April 13, 2020

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I always remember Tebasaki wings with such fondness and good memories. I first tasted them at Koya, back when chef Junya was running it and to this day, it remains one of my favourite restaurants of all time.

Chinese Poached Chicken Noodle Soup

April 07, 2020

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Nothing ever goes to waste in my kitchen, so following on from the chicken with ginger and spring onion recipe, I used the the chicken broth that was leftover from poaching a whole chicken and turned it into a chicken noodle in soup for another delicious family meal.

Chinese Style Chicken with Ginger and Spring Onion

March 31, 2020

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We are living in the craziest times with the whole world in lockdown because of COVID-19 and I don't think any of us will ever forget this time. But when we are faced with such challenging times, we must find the positives in our situation to help us get through it.

Chinese Char Siu Chicken | Halogen Oven Recipe

October 12, 2018

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Over the Summer, I had many opportunities to marinade meats for the BBQ and in particular, one that went down really well was this char siu style chicken, after a self-made-recipe tip off from my good friend Kelly. I used the marinade for chicken wings and drumsticks, and both came out utterly delicious and addictive.

The Best Chicken Wings In The World | Tebasaki Wings!

January 16, 2018

I first blogged about these amazing Japanese style chicken wings back in 2014, but they are so exceptionally tasty I couldn't have it sitting in the archives and forgotten about. I made it twice last year for friends and each time they were polished off very quickly!

Costcutter Teriyaki Chicken + Sweet Potato Mash

September 22, 2016

Costcutter isn't a name you would associate with teriyaki chicken, but that's exactly what I made using ingredients from their Costcutter Independent range. 

Independent is the brand owned by Costcutter and they offer a range of quality, affordable products across all categories including fresh meats and vegetables through to household items and confectionery, all on your doorstep. The award winning brand is available from Costcutter, Mace, Kwiksave, SuperShop and SimplyFresh stores across the UK. 

Teriyaki chicken is super easy to make and instead of having it with rice, as it is often served with, I made a sweet potato mash and simple salad to go with it. The mash can be made ahead of time and served cold like a potato salad and you can make as little or as much as you need. I've used standard mayo in the mash but if you want to make an authentic Japanese potato salad, use Japanese Kewpie mayo. 

It's a great healthy family recipe to keep and also great for entertaining as it takes less than 30 minutes to make.

If you love a glass of wine with your meal then make sure you pick up the Sierra Creek white wine, also from Costcutter, to go with the teriyaki chicken. It's often difficult to pair wines with Asian dishes due to the complexities of flavours within the sauces, but the sweet aromatic Sierra Creek California white will work in perfect harmony with this dish. It's a dry white and also vegan friendly. 

Lancaster Wines is Costcutter's wine partner and one of their best sellers is the Altaria Red. It's packed with dark berry fruit flavours and is an easy drinking red with a fresh fruity flavour and a hint of spice. Both the wines cost a pocket friendly £4.99.  


Ingredients:
x4 pieces chicken thighs
750g sweet potatoes
1 head of gem lettuce
3 cloves garlic
3tbsp soya sauce
3tbsp mirin (if you can't find mirin, use sugar)
2tsp sugar
2tbsp mayonnaise
1tsp garlic granules
Salt to taste 
Black pepper to taste
1/2 cup water
2 tbsp oil

Directions:
1. Wash the chicken pieces and pat dry
2. Mix the soya sauce, mirin and sugar in a bowl to make the teriyaki marinade and then pour over the chicken
3. Peel the sweet potato and chop into small chunks. Boil in a pan of water until soft, about 10 minutes. Once it's done, drain the water and mash. Add in the mayonnaise, garlic granules, salt and pepper. Mix well and set aside
4. Turn the heat on high, add oil to the pan and then the garlic and chicken skin side down. Reserve the marinade for later which will be turned into a glaze
5. Fry the chicken for 5 minutes until the skin is browned then turn onto the other side and add 1/2 cup of water. Bring the heat to low and put a lid on the pan. Let it steam cook for 10 minutes. You may need to add a little more water if it dries out
6. After 10 minutes, flip the chicken back onto the skin side and add in the rest of the marinade. Continue to cook on low heat for 5 minutes with the lid on
7. Take the lid off, turn heat on high and cook for another 2-3 minutes. This will turn the marinade into a slightly sticky glaze. Take off the heat and serve with the mash and gem lettuce salad


I hope you guys enjoy this easy teriyaki chicken + sweet potato mash recipe!


*This recipe creation is in collaboration with Costcutter

Chicken In Blackbean Sauce | YouTube Cooking Video No 2!

March 28, 2016


 I'm back with a second video on YouTube!

This video was actually filmed last year, but somehow I never got round to publishing it. I'm so glad it's finally up as this is one of my absolute favourite Chinese dishes.

3 Ingredient Spicy + Tangy Chicken Wings with Salad

October 21, 2015



Chicken wings! I don't think it's much of a secret that if you are Asian, you will love your wings, I know I certainly do and even hosted a chicken wing party once upon a time. If you are a lover of wings, take a look at my chicken wing recipes and I'd love to know if you try any of them out.

Thai Style Chicken Wings

May 29, 2014


This is one of my absolute favorite ways to make wings. The pungent fish sauce taste teamed with a sweet tanginess, giving way to a little heat. 

Cajun Chicken Wings

May 27, 2014

This is the first time I've made wings this way, I normally make cajun style with drumsticks and thighs. Cajun is an easy recipe that is full of flavour and I find it especially good on chicken and prawn. It tastes great whether you stick it on a grill, in the oven, or pan fried. I like serving cajun chicken with spaghetti and corn on the cob.

Anchovy BBQ Wings

May 26, 2014

It sounds a little strange, so what makes them anchovy BBQ? Essentially, it’s a homemade BBQ sauce mixed with pureed anchovy thrown in. I got this idea from Cay Tre, a Vietnamese restaurant in Soho where they served anchovied chicken wings. They were sticky, sweet and savoury at the same time and tasted so good.
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