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Looks like a dish you'd order in a restaurant, but it's so simple to make!
Chicken breast fillet, Salt & pepper, Baby spinach leaves, Carrot batons, Green beans, Parma ham slices, Olive oil, Tomato sauce (shop bought)
Patricia
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Sous vide cooking (vacuum packed) is an established and trendy style done in most restaurants, even Michelin star ones. I tried to do it at home without any tools.
Spare Ribs (beef or pork), Ziploc bag, Salt & Pepper, Fajita BBQ sauce, Sugar & honey combined, Red wine, Garlic, herbs
This is an authentic recipe that I was taught by chef Hitomi Hirose, Sushi Waka restaurant in Camden town.
Aubergine, Miso (White), Mirin, Sugar, Water, Sesame seeds
cookbuzz
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I made this based on a recipe from a Hong Kong Chinese restaurant.
Vermicelli, Cooked prawns, Chicken thighs or breast, Beansprouts, Egg, Green pepper, Onion, Curry powder, Soy sauce, Oyster sauce, Red chilli
Tobuchan
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Using horseradish instead of wasabi works really well.
Smoked mackerel fillets (boneless), Rocket leaves, Horseradish, Avocado, Sesame seeds, Sushi rice, Nori sheet
I found this lovely Thai restaurant in Soho and I'm mad about trying out all sorts of Thai dishes!
Vermicelli, Frozen prawns, Yellow pepper, Green pepper, Carrot, Coriander, Sauce:, Fish sauce (nam pla), Sugar, Honey, Light soy sauce, Lemon, Sesame oil, Dried chilli slices, Ginger
Tobuchan
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A super popular recipe at dim sum time in Chinese restaurants, try this at home.
Shrimp noodles (or egg noodles), Onion, Spring onions, Beansprouts, Vegetable oil, Oyster sauce, Light soy sauce, Chinese stock powder, Sesame oil
Make a sauce to rival the Korean restaurants!
Beef sirloin steaks, Sauce:, Soy sauce, Sugar, Red wine, Mirin, Sesame oil, Crushed sesame seeds, Garlic , Chicken stock granules, Pears (grated), Red chilli
People think that in Japan, you eat this dish in restaurants, not at home. here in the UK though, you can buy all the ingredients so let's make it at home.
Kombu kelp, Water, Tahini, Arrowroot powder, Salt
Mizue
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Your dishes can be as good as a restaurant's, but it's important to make a good sauce.
Sauce:, ●Soy sauce, ●Mirin, ●Sake, ●Sugar, Water
This is my version of the luxurious date-maki rolled omelette that is usually served at sushi restaurants in Japan.
Eggs, Cod, Prawns, Dried yams, Sugar, Mirin, sake, potato starch, Soy sauce, salt, dashi stock granules