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Two takes on the classic Scotch egg: smoked haddock, spiced rice and herbs wrapped around a soft-boiled egg, or traditional seasoned pork sausage meat. Serve with chutney mayonnaise and pickled cucumber, or piccalilli and watercress.
Sea bream, courgette, capers & basil with a citrus dressing is a British light meals & snacks centred on oil. It combines olive oil, green courgettes, sea bream fillets for a straightforward, balanced result.
A fragrant Malaysian noodle soup: ramen noodles sit under a curry-paste broth built on seafood stock, fish sauce and coconut-scented herbs, loaded with cod, shrimp and clams. Corn, carrots, bean sprouts and mushrooms add crunch and sweetness to every bowl.
Chewy rice cakes, fish cake and ramen noodles share one pan with mixed seafood and mussels in a sweet, fiery gochujang broth. Boiled eggs and melted pizza cheese finish the rabokki with richness against the heat.
Noodles with a deep black bean gloss are stir-fried in chili oil with seafood, onion and chives for a tray-style jjajang. A fried egg on top makes the plate feel complete.
Potato wedges tossed in olive oil with paprika, garlic powder and onion powder bake until dark gold and crisp at the edges. Sour cream and sweet chili sauce are the classic dips.
Skewered jeon warmed in a pan and brushed with a sweet, ketchup-based gochujang glaze. The sauce clings like a street-snack coating, with sesame seeds over the top.
A slab of sweet rolls is filled with a mozzarella and cheddar mixture plus a dark, tamarind-sweetened red onion sambol. Wrapped in foil, the rolls bake until the filling melts and the tops brown.
Seitan chunks marinate in lemongrass, lime juice and oil, thread onto skewers and char on a griddle. A quick peanut, soy, ginger and sriracha sauce goes with them, plus a cucumber salad and lime wedges.
Chilled udon noodles are coated in a creamy ground-sesame dressing brightened with lemon, then topped with a soft poached egg and scallions. The sauce clings to every strand.
Eggplant roasts first in sesame oil, then broccoli and a ginger-miso dressing join the tray before sesame-crusted cod fillets cook on top. Udon noodles are stirred through the vegetables with lime juice to serve under the fish.
Fresh egg noodles are rinsed, then tossed warm through a sesame and peanut dressing with soy, rice vinegar, ginger and chilli paste. Green onions, sesame seeds and crushed peanuts finish the bowl.
Noodles coated in a sesame paste sauce with black vinegar, soy sauce, garlic and chili oil, loosened with hot noodle cooking water and topped with peanuts and scallions.
Seaweed sheets are brushed with a honey and soy glaze, sandwiched with sesame seeds, and baked until they shatter crisply. They make a sweet-salty snack that disappears quickly.
Soba noodles tossed with pan-seared tofu, broccolini and shiitake mushrooms in a tahini, tamari and rice vinegar sesame sauce with maple syrup and red pepper flakes.
Diners swish thin beef slices, tofu, mushrooms and greens through a kombu broth at the table, dipping each bite in ponzu or sesame sauce. Udon noodles warmed in the broth close the meal.
Cabbage, shiitake mushrooms and bean sprouts simmer in dashi broth before shaved beef is laid in layers so it does not clump. Fresh wheat noodles cook in the same pot, finished with scallion greens.
Fresh Shanghai wheat noodles stir-fried with marinated pork strips, cabbage, shiitake mushrooms, scallions and baby bok choy in an oyster and dark soy sauce.
Chewy sweet potato noodles are tossed with roasted shiitake mushrooms, bell pepper and spinach in a sweet-savory soy, brown sugar and maple sauce. Toasted sesame seeds finish the glossy sheet-pan japchae.
A clear, salt-forward Sapporo-style ramen broth carries stir-fried ground pork, cabbage, carrots, shiitake, bean sprouts and pea pods over springy noodles. Wakame, ground sesame and scallions top each bowl.
Tokyo-style ramen with a chicken stock and shoyu base broth, pork belly braising liquid-marinated eggs, braised pork belly, spinach, menma and naruto over frozen ramen noodles. Nori and scallion finish each bowl.
Coarsely grated tofu, tossed in soy sauce, bakes until crisp while a peanut butter broth simmers with spring onions, coriander stalks and garlic. Noodles go into each bowl under the broth, topped with the crispy tofu, chili and lime.
Rice noodles stir-fried with prawns, firm tofu and dried shrimp in a fish sauce, palm sugar and tamarind sauce, with egg scrambled through at the end. Bean sprouts, garlic chives, ground peanuts and lime wedges finish the pad Thai.
Dumplings filled with chopped shrimp and salted, squeezed napa cabbage seasoned with ginger, garlic, soy sauce and sesame oil, pleated into crescents and pan-fried or steamed.
Open-topped steamed dumplings with a bouncy, juicy filling of shrimp and chicken seasoned with ginger and sesame. Soy sauce for drizzling is all they need at the table.
Dumplings filled with roughly chopped shrimp, Chinese chives, garlic and ginger seasoned with soy sauce and shaoxing wine, with pan-fried, steamed and boiled options.
Dumplings filled with shrimp blended two ways — part smooth paste with ice, part rough chopped — with sweet corn, carrot and green onion; the method covers steaming, boiling and pan-frying.
Lo mein noodles tossed with marinated shrimp, cabbage, carrot, onion, shiitake mushrooms, bean sprouts and scallions in an oyster and dark soy lo mein sauce.
Vienna sausages on sticks wrapped in a savoury ground-shrimp batter with carrot and onion, crumbed and deep-fried until the coating is crisp and golden.
Plump shrimp sear in olive oil, then scallions, garlic and red pepper flakes cook in butter with white wine, soy sauce and doenjang to form a savory sauce. Thick udon noodles and lemon bring the scampi-style dish together.