Char siu noodles

I suggested a few different ways to enjoy the homemade cha siu from my previous post but serving it as topping atop some dry tossed egg noodles has to be top of my list. This is a typical way of serving cha siu noodles in the northern part of the Malaysia Peninsular; dressed dark and glossy with the flavoured fat and caramel sauce, often accompanied with a bowl of broth with a few wontons as supporting act. Give me some pickled green chillies with soy on the side is enough to transport me…

Wontons and char siu (Chinese BBQ pork) served on a bed of egg noodles tossed in a flavorful sauce.

Here's how to make Chinese style char siu pork chow mein using roasted barbecued pork shoulder. This recipe tastes so good and is easy too!

This easy, savoury Singapore Hawker-Style Char Siu Chicken Noodles is going to be on your weeknight rotation!

Chinese five spice adds authentic sweet flavour to the marinade in this low-fat pork and noodle salad.

Spring onion noodles are the perfect store cupboard meal. I make these at least once a week for a quick lunch or a small snack. They can also make the most amaz…

Growing up, wantan mee was my favorite type of noodles. For me, the perfect serving of wantan mee contains noodles cooked al dente and tossed in a dark caramel sauce, lovely slices of char siu (BBQ pork), plump wantans in soup and pickled green chillies. Dry Wonton Noodles (Konlo Wantan Mee) with Homemade Char Siew When I made char siu the other day, I instantly thought of serving it with wantan mee. We can get wantan noodles quite easily in the wet market or supermarkets here. Wantan…

How to make Wat Tan Hor, noodles slathered in a silky smooth egg gravy. Best of all this Wat Tan Hor recipe can be made in just 30 minutes!

Cook up a delicious Easy Char Siu Chicken at home with this simple recipe! This mouthwatering dish features juicy grilled chicken marinated in a sweet and savory sauce, perfect for weekday dinners or special occasions. Whether you're an expert chef or a kitchen newbie, this flavorful dish is a definite crowd-pleaser. Pair it with steamed rice or noodles, and you're all set for a delightful meal. Don't miss out on this delicious Asian-inspired recipe that makes every bite a delight!