Tag: Chinese cuisine

Nouilles froides sauce cacahuète dans un bol marron

Cold Chinese noodles with peanut sauce

These chilled noodles are tossed in a gently spicy peanut sauce. Ideal for warm-weather meals, the dish balances sweet, salty and spicy notes. Quick to make and seriously tasty, it is sure to become a spring-and-summer favorite. For once, no long lecture on this recipe’s origins. It is loosely inspired […]

Asian Caramelized wings

Discover an irresistible recipe for caramelized chicken wings or drumsticks that will delight your taste buds. Easy to make, this recipe combines sweet and savory flavors for an absolutely delicious result. Perfect for a family dinner or an evening out with friends! Inspired by Chinese cuisine, I really tried for […]

Thé noir dans une tasse avec une théière noire le tout sur une table en bois

Black Tea Explained – Chinese Red Tea

When we talk about tea, we often think of black tea—a hallmark of English culture. Yet this beloved brew traces its roots to Asia. So how did this Asian beverage capture Britain’s imagination? How should you enjoy it? What does it bring to the kitchen and to your health? In […]

Chinese Chicken Fried Rice

A divine recipe for stir-fried rice with chicken that will have you and your guests completely hooked. I’m often asked what my favorite food is. It’s a question that’s really hard for me to answer, because I honestly operate in phases where I get overwhelmed by an obsession for a […]

Chinese Sausage Fried Rice – 腊肠炒饭

Chinese sausage fried rice, a story as delicious as the dish itself! Let me tell you how I discovered this culinary treasure in the vibrant heart of New York’s Chinatown. “It was a hot, sunny day, and I found myself wandering through the bustling alleys of Chinatown with a growing […]

huile pimentée du sichuan sur fond de bois

Authentic Sichuan Chili Oil – 担担面

Ah, Chinese chili oil—that mysterious and often misunderstood ingredient! Contrary to popular belief and the usual stereotypes, it’s not just there to set your mouth on fire or make you wince. Of course it’s spicy, but reducing it to that alone is an oversimplification—and a deeply unfair one. Its role […]

Jasmine Tea: What Is It?

Do you recall the tea varieties I mentioned in my article on bubble tea? Today I would like to focus on jasmine tea. Jasmine is a flower that thrives in many Asian countries and is even considered the national bloom in places such as Pakistan, Syria, the Philippines, and Indonesia. […]

Goji berries, what are they?

Goji berries, also known as “wolfberries”, come from Lycium barbarum, a plant native to the Chinese regions and Mongolia. Its fruits come in a wide variety, each with a slightly different taste; some are sweeter, others more tart. In addition to their great flavor, goji berries have long been used […]

Nouilles du sichuan au glutamate sur fond de bois soulevées par des baguettes

Sichuan-Style MSG Noodles 味精素面

Yes, you read that right. In China, in Japan, and across most of Asia, glutamate is sprinkled just like table salt. And with good reason! It is delicious and absolutely safe; I invite you to read my article about MSG. Back home, people tend to fall into three camps: The […]

riz gluant aux haricots rouges sur fond de bois dans un panier vapeur

Sticky Rice with Red Beans

How about exploring even more of the fascinating world of Chinese cuisine? Today I have a traditional recipe that is anything but ordinary: sticky rice with red beans. This dish is all about textures and flavors coming together. Carefully prepared sticky rice is both tender and chewy, and it blends […]