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Authentic Chinese cooking starts with the right ingredients. From Sichuan pepper and Five Spice to Shaoxing rice wine, broths, starch and other essential pantry staples: in this category you will find everything you need to prepare the authentic flavours of Chinese cuisine at home.
Whether you are making a quick wok meal, filling dumplings, cooking a fragrant noodle soup or following a traditional family recipe, the right cooking ingredients make all the difference.
Many Chinese dishes contain only a handful of ingredients, making the quality of the base products particularly important. Traditional spices, cooking wines, dried ingredients and thickeners work together to create the characteristic flavour, aroma and texture of Chinese cuisine.
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Chinese cooking ingredients are used daily in a wide variety of dishes. They add depth to broths, ensure the right texture in sauces and bring classic Chinese flavours to life.
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The authentic taste of Chinese cuisine comes from traditional ingredients that have been used for generations. Products such as Shaoxing rice wine, Sichuan pepper and Five Spice are difficult to replace and give dishes their distinctive character.
At Tjin’s Toko you will find a carefully selected range of authentic Chinese cooking ingredients, so you can cook like a Chinese restaurant at home.
Looking for more than just cooking ingredients? Also check out our collections of Chinese Sauces & Seasonings, Hotpot, Noodles, Canned Foods & Pickled Vegetables and other authentic products for Chinese cuisine.
Commonly used ingredients include Shaoxing rice wine, Sichuan pepper, Five Spice, broths, starch, dried mushrooms and other traditional Chinese pantry staples.
Shaoxing rice wine is a traditional Chinese cooking wine used in marinades, wok dishes, stews and sauces to add extra depth and aroma.
Sichuan pepper is widely used in Sichuan cuisine and gives dishes a distinctive, slightly numbing spiciness that pairs well with spicy dishes.
Five Spice is a traditional Chinese spice blend often used for meat, poultry, marinades and stews.
Starch is used to thicken sauces, tenderise meat (velveting) and give dishes the right texture.
Yes. With just a few pantry staples such as Shaoxing rice wine, Five Spice, Sichuan pepper and a good broth, you can prepare many classic Chinese dishes.