Ready Jet Cook Season 1
Jet Tila shares his favorite go-to recipes and shops at his family's grocery store.
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Shrimp is an excellent protein to cook with and can be added to almost any dish, so Chef Jet Tila mixes up two classic stir-fries where shrimp is the star of the dish. He starts things off with a flavor-packed Kung Pao Shrimp and shares tips on how to create the perfect stir-fry. Next up, Jet reveals the two superheroes of stir-frying while making a Cantonese classic, Salt and Pepper Shrimp and fried rice loaded with vegetables.
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Asian cuisine is responsible for some of the world's most popular soup dishes, and nothing is more comforting than a hearty noodle soup. Chef Jet Tila cooks up two dishes that are near and dear to his heart and represent family recipes. He begins with a Quick Beef Pho, where he takes shortcuts to make a flavorful broth in a short amount of time. Next up, Jet poaches thinly sliced pork belly and marinated eggs for this bowl of Japanese Spicy Miso Ramen layered with rich and savory flavors.
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Jet Tila cooks up some mouthwatering seafood with two recipes from across Asia. He heats things up with a beautiful Steamed Striped Bass with and sizzling aromatic oil before creating a classic Salmon Misoyaki with deep umami notes and a miso glaze.
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Jet Tila shares how to get Korean flavors in a home kitchen; he fuses cultures with his Korean short rib tacos made with braised beef and a sticky sauce; paper-thin slices of rib-eye for a classic Korean barbecue dish, spicy beef bulgogi.
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Every style of Asian cuisine has a unique and delicious noodle dish, and Chef Jet Tila whips up two of his favorites. He brings back his family's Pad Thai recipe from 1972 and makes a silky gravy for his Hong Kong-Style Chow Mein with chicken and veggies
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When it comes to takeout, nothing beats Chinese food. In this episode, Chef Jet Tila cooks up two classic Chinese takeout dishes. He kicks it off with a crispy and sweet Orange Chicken with a fluffy Fried Rice. Then, he uses his air fryer to make Char Siu Bao, a dim sum classic that stuffs savory roasted pork inside a fluffy steamed bun.
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