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A seafood-packed tray jajang that rivals restaurant-quality stir-fry, made easily at home

A classic high-end Chinese dish where large shrimp are stuffed generously with minced shrimp and deep-fried until crispy, then tossed in a tangy-sweet garlic-flavored sauce.

A super simple pasta stir-fried thickly with ketchup and oyster sauce without milk, maximizing the flavors of vegetables and sausage.

A traditional home-style Chinese dish made by frying tofu thickly until the outside is chewy and the inside is soft, then simmering it in a spicy doubanjiang sauce.

Instead of frying eggplants, blanching them in water reduces oil content and creates a rich, savory stir-fry with spicy doubanjiang and fragrant minced pork, gently simmered to perfection.

A simple Chinese-style rice bowl featuring meat stir-fried in chili oil and blanched mushrooms seasoned with oyster sauce, thickened with water starch, and served over steamed rice.

A super simple, sweet and sour Thai stir-fried rice noodle dish that can be made in 10 minutes without a cutting board or knife, using a store-bought sauce.

A quick and savory hot noodle dish with a rich, umami-packed broth made without stock packs—using oyster sauce and dried anchovy soy sauce—plus soft scrambled eggs and toasted seaweed for a satisfying late-night or hangover remedy.

Stir-fried pork loin and sliced zucchini in spicy Chinese-style seasoning, served over thin noodles and mixed together for a hearty Chinese-style bibimbap noodle dish.

A restaurant-style pork bulgogi with a golden ratio of soy sauce, oyster sauce, and sugar, marinated in fresh pear juice to tenderize the meat and stir-fried until dry and smoky.

Pan-sear whole pork loin until crispy on the outside, then braise it thoroughly in cola and soy sauce for a richly thick exterior and tender, juicy interior.

A one-pan stir-fried japchae made by boiling the noodles directly in boiling water without soaking, then tossing them with crisp bean sprouts and fish cake in a spicy-sweet gochujang sauce.