If crunchy, fiery chicken is your jam, this baked General Tso’s will make your taste buds go gaga. In this lightened-up version, the chicken is coated with cornflakes, baked until golden, and then bathed in a sticky glaze of honey and chili paste. Read on to add this tangy recipe to your homemade takeout collection.
There’s no need to order takeout to get your appetizer fix – make pan-fried chicken pot stickers in your own kitchen instead! With premade wonton wrappers and a simple poultry and vegetable filling, they’re easy to prepare, and sesame oil brings a depth of flavor to the crispy exterior that you can’t get anywhere else.
Take green beans to the next level with this spicy garlic PF Chang’s copycat recipe. It’s so easy to make this simple, flavorful side at home in your wok or frying pan, with basic pantry ingredients, spices, and your favorite hot sauce. Alongside your favorite protein, dinner is served. Get the recipe now on Foodal.
This easy recipe for fried bee hoon with chicken and veggies is a common dish in Singapore that can be found in most hawker centers, or open-air markets. There are many different ways to cook this dish, but here’s a foolproof recipe that you’re bound to love. Read more now on Foodal.
Since my childhood in Asia, fried rice has always been my comfort food, and it’s what I turn to when I crave something familiar. It’s easy to make, and can be tweaked to suit your preferences. Best of all, it’s a delicious and affordable meal that keeps you feeling full for a long time. It’s the taste of Asia reduced down to a single bowl. Get the recipe from Foodal today!
Another Szechuan favorite, the sweet pineapple is a beautiful compliment for the prawns and is perfectly balanced by the vinegar. This goes great with a noodle dish like chow mein, spring rolls and Chinese beer. Get the recipe now!