Drunken noodles (pad kee mao)
Spicy, savoury and full of punch, these Thai ‘drunken noodles’ are the ultimate fast food, ready in just 20 minutes
Spicy, savoury and full of punch, these Thai ‘drunken noodles’ are the ultimate fast food, ready in just 20 minutes
Love satay chicken skewers? This creamy, peanut-packed curry brings all those flavours into a comforting dinner. Serve with rice and a squeeze of lime
Green mango is a more traditional element of Thai-style salads, but when it’s not available, Granny Smith apples work well as a substitute
Combine the heat of Korean gochujang with Sichuan peppercorns to create a uniquely addictive flavour combination
Rustle up this ragu to serve with your favourite sides. You can use it in so many ways – toss with pasta, or serve a bowlful with bread or rice
Showcase aubergines at their best and serve this sharing centrepiece with flatbreads for scooping, or rice and lemon wedges for squeezing over
Serve this easy veggie pilaf midweek, elevated with flaked almonds, tahini, yogurt and parsley. Charring the broccoli gives it extra dimensions of texture and flavour
Use our brown butter pilaf as a base for rice salads. It will keep chilled in an airtight container for up to three days so ideal for get-ahead meal prep
Cook these lamb cutlets with a spicy BBQ gochugaru glaze on the barbecue or inside on a grill plate. Serve with a summery bean salad on the side
Marinate chicken thighs in a glorious chilli caramel and lime dressing for a sweet and salty combo. Arrange the chicken on a platter and serve with rice
Coat juicy prawns in a sticky, spicy sauce then toss with roasted peanuts for crunch. You can serve with microwave rice to make it quicker
Enjoy a family-friendly veggie curry made with paneer and chickpeas. Packed full of goodness, it’s a great meal to have in the freezer for busy nights