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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Lifestyle
Lauren Taylor

How Worcestershire sauce, ketchup and brown sauce shaped Hong Kong’s food

This classic dish isn’t as hard as it looks to make at home - (Kris Kirkham)

“Worcestershire, brown sauce and ketchup are a true show of how British food has been intertwined into Hong Kong cuisine,” says TV chef Jeremy Pang. “Unusual ingredients to find in typical ‘Chinese food’ perhaps, yet when combined with chilli oil and soy sauce, the balance of sweet and sour flavours marries seamlessly, creating the same flavour balance that Cantonese cuisine is so famous for.”

Cantonese pork chops

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