No longer do you have to exert yourself or your stove all day long to get this rich nourishing bowl of soup! It just requires a little patience to cook up those succulent beef tendons, soft juicy daikon cubes soaked up in rich broth and springy egg noodles with bits of tender char siew.
Ragu may sound like an intimidating name for a dish. But fret not, it is an absolutely simple one-pot stew that everyone can make.
The main ingredient is beef chuck which is a tough and flavourful cut of beef, slow-cooked to perfection using San Remo sauces. We added sundried tomatoes, onions and a classic combination of celery and carrots for that subtle sweetness.
A traditional steak and mushroom pie, with the Guinness giving it a robust and rich flavour. As it cooks slowly in the oven, the meat become melt in your mouth tender. The meat in dark silky gravy from the reduced stout and stock, enriched from the mushroom and beef flavour…yumms. Topped with flaky buttery puff pastry, it is a dish that delivers a good cheer to the soul.
This dish screams quick, simple and delicious. The ultimate comfort food/meal you can whip up in 30 minutes.
Call it a Cantonese gyudon. We first stir fry minced beef with green peas, using a mix of very simple seasoning. And while still piping hot, crack a whole egg on it.
A very simple Chinese style stir fry dish. Using two of the most common aromatics – ginger and spring onion, we give the tender beef slices some beautiful fragrance. The crux of any stir fry dish is heat control. Make sure your wok is smoking hot before throwing in the beef slices. Doing this seals […]
This is another one-pot wonder that you absolutely can’t go wrong with! Beef chuck is the one of the most underrated cut of meat. It can taste tough when not cooked long enough but it’s very flavourful yet easy on the wallet.
With the Christmas celebrations around the corner, its always a good time to make some canapés for your seasonal party for your guests, both friends and family!
We have a combination of 3 different types of canapé in this recipe – the Grilled Waygu with Salsa Verde, Seared Scallops with Pesto and Salmon Roe, as well as a refreshing side of Portobello Caprese. Pair these up as a set, and you’ll be delighting your guests with glasses of bubbly, and a whole lot of Xmas fun!
With Christmas around the corner, what better way to prepare for this by cooking up a roast beef dish for the party? Sous vide is a great way to keep the flavours of the meat intact in cuts of meat, and using it’s sauces to better cook the mushrooms that go with it.
Oxtails cooked with red wine in the pressure cooker until fork-tender, perfect for mash potatoes or rice!
The ever-popular dish of Braised Beef Brisket with Daikon is a favourite in Chinese cuisine. Not only is it super tasty, it’s also really easy to make in the comfort of home too!
