Rubina Shaukat
Professional Chef and Cookery TeacherRubina Shaukat is a professional chef who teaches cooking at a government technical college in Pakistan. She manages IngRecipe, sharing recipes and practical guides to ingredients and kitchen basics for home cooks. She also runs the Home Ingrecipe kitchen in Multan.
Chef's Recipes
MIXED VEGETABLE KIMBAP WITH SPICY GOCHUGARU DIPPING SAUCE
Kimbap is the Korean equivalent of sushi and a street food staple. Pretty much anything goes for the filling so it’s a great way of using up leftovers. Here I’ve kept it simple with mixed veg, but you could add strips of roast meat, flaked tuna or even crabsticks. Gochugaru is dried red pepper powder,
YAKISOBA NOODLES WITH PORK AND VEGETABLES
These tasty fried noodles – traditionally made using wheat and egg noodles rather than the soba (buckwheat noodles) that their name suggests – are ubiquitous all over Japan, where they are really popular for festivals, parties and just general speedy snacking. As with all stir fries, the time is in the chopping of ingredients; once
YAKITORI CHICKEN SKEWERS
So popular are these chicken kebabs that in their home country of Japan they have whole take-out shops – or yakitoriya – dedicated to serving them. This version is flavoured with a classic soy-based tare sauce. It’s traditional to cook these over a charcoal grill, and a barbecue is certainly the best way flavour-wise, but
Triple Fried Karaage Chicken Rolls with Seaweed Mayonnaise
Triple Fried Karaage Chicken Rolls with Seaweed Mayonnaise Recipe Triple Fried Karaage Chicken Rolls with Seaweed Mayonnaise is a Japanese-inspired dish that consists of crispy fried chicken rolls served with savory seaweed-infused mayonnaise. The dish originated in Japan, where karaage (Japanese fried chicken) is a popular snack and is often served with various dipping sauces.
DAIGAKU IMO
Daigaku imo is a classic Japanese dish that literally means ‘university potato’, so-named because its inexpensive but wholesome and calorific ingredients have made it a perennial favourite among cash-strapped students. The flavour is sweet, but not overly so, which means it can be enjoyed both as a dessert or as an afternoon snack.
CHICKEN MOMOS WITH PICKLED CHILLI CHUTNEY
Native to Tibet and Nepal, momos are little steamed dumplings, made in a very similar way to the Chinese jiaozi . The momos in this recipe are filled with delicately spiced minced chicken and served with an addictive pickled chilli chutney. Note: you will need to begin this recipe the day before you want to
