
Charred Chili-Glazed Chicken Thigh
Sear or grill chicken thighs until the edges are nicely browned, then use chili sauce for extra aroma and flavor.
View full recipe →Camping meals do not require a bag full of seasonings. Use chili sauce or mala sauce as the main flavor, then bring meat, mushrooms, tofu, and greens for grilling or an easy one-pot meal.

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Sear or grill chicken thighs until the edges are nicely browned, then use chili sauce for extra aroma and flavor.
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Pan-sear king oyster mushrooms until browned at the edges, then coat them with garlicky chili sauce for a firm, savory dish that pairs well with rice.
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Mala sauce is not just for hot pot—it also works beautifully as a marinade for grilled meat skewers.
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For a quick, warming mala hot pot at home, this mala sauce makes an easy starting point for the broth.
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Marinate chicken wings with 幸福周記 Secret-Recipe Star Anise Mala Sauce, then roast or pan-cook until the skin is browned and the sauce is rich—great for gatherings or drinks.
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Cook an easy home-style mala tang with tofu, meatballs, mushrooms, greens, and glass noodles—add whatever you like and finish it all in one pot.
View full recipe →Grilled chicken thighs, skewers, chicken wings, mala tang, and mala hot pot all work well.
Use chili sauce or mala sauce as the main seasoning and bring only a few basics such as salt and soy sauce.
Yes. Mala tang and mala hot pot are flexible with ingredients and can reduce the amount of cookware you need.
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