Sugar

Sugar

Stir-fried Prawns in Sauce

This quick and flavorful stir-fried shrimp recipe is a delicious way to enjoy tender, succulent shrimp with minimal effort. Fresh shrimp are cleaned and peeled, then stir-fried with aromatic ginger and garlic until fragrant. The shrimp cook quickly, turning pink and juicy before being seasoned with a savory blend of salt, sugar, chicken essence, and soy sauce for a perfect balance of umami and sweetness. The dish comes together in minutes, making it ideal for busy weeknights or an impressive last-minute meal. The absence of shells and heads ensures a smooth dining experience, especially for those with allergies, but you can easily adapt the recipe to your preference. Simple yet packed with bold flavors, this stir-fried shrimp is a must-try for seafood lovers looking for an easy, restaurant-quality dish at home. Serve it over steamed rice or with crisp vegetables for a complete meal.

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Stir-fried Silver Ear

This refreshing and crunchy Silver Ear Fungus Salad is a delightful dish that combines the unique texture of silver ear fungus with a tangy, aromatic dressing. Soaked and blanched to perfection, the fungus retains its crisp bite while absorbing the flavors of the savory-sweet dressing made with vinegar, sugar, sesame oil, and a hint of garlic. Fresh scallions add a bright, peppery note, making every bite a harmonious blend of flavors and textures. Quick to prepare yet impressive in taste, this salad is perfect as a light appetizer or a healthy side dish. The key lies in blanching the fungus just right—keeping it tender yet crisp for the ultimate mouthfeel. A must-try for anyone who loves vibrant, easy-to-make dishes!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Stir-fried Squid

This **Stir-Fried Squid with Mushrooms and Green Peppers** is a quick, flavorful dish that brings together tender squid, earthy mushrooms, and crisp peppers in a savory, umami-rich sauce. The squid is expertly scored for perfect texture, then stir-fried with fragrant ginger and sweet green peppers for a balanced taste. A touch of sugar enhances the natural sweetness, while a splash of cooking wine adds depth just before serving. The high-heat cooking locks in freshness, and a quick simmer ensures succulent, perfectly cooked squid every time. Ideal for a speedy yet impressive weeknight meal, this dish highlights the best of seafood and vegetables with minimal effort and maximum flavor. Try it for a deliciously light yet satisfying stir-fry!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Stir-fried Squid in Sauce

Spice up your meal with this irresistible **Stir-Fried Squid with Hot Peppers**—a bold, flavorful dish that’s quick and easy to make! Tender squid rings are stir-fried to perfection with fiery hot peppers, aromatic ginger, garlic, and onions, then coated in a savory-sweet sauce made with oyster sauce, soy sauce, sugar, and five-spice powder for an extra depth of flavor. The secret? A high-heat wok fry locks in the squid’s natural tenderness while blending the spices and sauce into a mouthwatering harmony. Perfect as a zesty appetizer or a main dish served over steamed rice, this recipe delivers a punch of umami and heat in every bite. Ready in minutes, it’s a must-try for seafood lovers craving a spicy, restaurant-quality meal at home!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Strawberry Pudding

This simple yet delicious recipe transforms just three basic ingredients—flour, sugar, and water—into a refreshing treat perfect for any occasion. By boiling water and combining it with flour and sugar, you create a smooth, velvety mixture that sets beautifully after just 20 minutes in the refrigerator. The result is a subtly sweet, pudding-like dessert with a delicate texture that’s both light and satisfying. Adjust the sugar to your preference for a healthier twist without compromising on taste. Ideal for quick desserts or a cool snack, this effortless recipe proves that minimal ingredients can yield maximum flavor. Try it today for a fuss-free, delightful bite!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Stuffed Bitter Melon

This **Stuffed Bitter Melon with Five-Flower Pork** is a savory and aromatic dish that balances bitter and sweet flavors for a truly unforgettable meal. Tender bitter melon is blanched to preserve its vibrant color, then stuffed with a rich filling of five-flower pork, egg, scallions, ginger, and seasonings. Steamed to perfection, the melon absorbs the savory juices while staying crisp. The finishing touch is a tangy-sweet sauce made from the steaming liquid, enhanced with sugar, vinegar, chili peppers, and a glossy starch glaze. The result? A harmonious blend of textures and flavors—slightly bitter, subtly spicy, and irresistibly savory. Perfect for those who love bold, layered dishes, this recipe turns humble ingredients into a standout meal. Try it for a unique twist on stuffed vegetables that’s sure to impress!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Sugar and Vinegar Fried Dough Sticks

This **Sweet and Tangy Fried Dough Stir-Fry** is a unique and addictive dish that combines crispy fried dough with a perfectly balanced sweet, savory, and tangy sauce. The key to its deliciousness lies in the harmony of flavors—sugar, vinegar, soy sauce, and minced garlic blend into a glossy glaze that coats each piece of torn fried dough. The sauce is gently heated to meld the flavors, then tossed with the crispy dough until every bite is infused with rich umami and a hint of zesty brightness. With more soy sauce than vinegar, the dish avoids overpowering acidity, letting the garlic and sweetness shine. Quick to make yet unforgettable in taste, this stir-fry is best served hot for maximum crunch and flavor. Perfect as a snack or side dish, it’s a must-try for anyone who loves bold, comforting textures and tastes!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Sugar and Vinegar Lotus Root

Crispy, savory, and slightly sweet, this Stir-Fried Lotus Root is a quick and flavorful dish that brings a delightful crunch to your table. Fresh lotus root is stir-fried to perfection with vibrant red peppers, then tossed in a tangy-sweet glaze of soy sauce, vinegar, and sugar for a perfectly balanced bite. The high-heat wok method locks in the lotus root's natural crispness while infusing it with rich umami and a hint of spice. A simple yet irresistible combination of ingredients creates a dish that’s both healthy and satisfying—ideal as a side or a light main. Ready in minutes, this recipe is perfect for busy weeknights or adding a unique texture to your Asian-inspired meals. The contrast of tender-crisp lotus root with the bold sauce makes every bite unforgettable!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Sugar and Vinegar Lotus Root Slices

Crispy, tangy, and irresistibly flavorful, this quick and easy stir-fried dish is a perfect balance of sweet and savory. Thinly sliced ingredients are soaked to remove excess starch, ensuring a delightfully crisp texture when stir-fried in a non-stick pan with just a touch of oil. The magic lies in the homemade sauce—a harmonious blend of sugar, vinegar, salt, and soy sauce—that coats each piece evenly, creating a glossy, mouthwatering finish. With minimal ingredients and simple steps, this dish comes together in minutes but delivers maximum flavor. Ideal for busy weeknights or as a standout side, it’s a versatile recipe that’s both delicious and satisfying. The contrast of crispy texture and bold sauce makes every bite unforgettable. Try it once, and it’ll become a go-to favorite!

Browse Recipes →
Sugar

Suzhou Mooncake

Indulge in these flaky, buttery **Meat Floss Pastries**—a delightful Chinese bakery treat that melts in your mouth! This recipe combines a tender **water-oil skin dough** (made with flour, sugar, water, and lard) with a rich **oil pastry dough** for layers of irresistible crispness. The secret? A meticulous **layering technique**—rolling, folding, and resting the dough twice to achieve perfect flakiness. Each pastry is then stuffed with savory-sweet **meat floss**, rolled into rounds, and baked until golden. The result? A heavenly balance of crisp, airy layers and rich, flavorful filling. Ideal for breakfast or tea time, these pastries are **easy to make yet impressive**, with a texture that rivals professional bakeries. Bake them at **170°C for 30 minutes** for a golden, aromatic finish. Perfect for sharing—if you can resist eating them all yourself!

Browse Recipes →