Ching He Huang is a master of quick-cook Chinese food and this dish is based on one of my favourite recipes of hers. The ‘3 cup’ element refers to the...
“During a visit to the Longshan Temple market, in the oldest district of Taipei, I came across a stallholder selling fresh seafood, where you choose what you want...
“While checking out all the weird, wonderful and sometimes familiar ingredients at the Matsu Temple market in Taipei, I came across pickled cordia berries, which...
Three-cup chicken is probably the most popular dish in Taiwan and every cook has their own recipe. The recipe takes its name from the equal ratio of sesame oil,...
This is typically called lu-rou-fan, meaning braised pork (lu-rou) on rice (fan). It’s a generic and sometimes misleading name because, to be more accurate, it is...
A favourite street food in Taiwan, these cold sesame noodles use a thin wheat noodle which is covered in a creamy sesame, peanut and soy sauce. The dish is so...
Originating in Taipei’s Shilin night markets, the juicy schnitzel-style snack measures in at about 30 cm long. Its crumbly crunchy coating is generously doused in...
Combining tender beef cheeks and just-blanched bok choy with a lush, layered broth, this easy Taiwanese dish makes for a hearty and wholesome dinner. Try the slow...