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I love looking forward to a relaxed Sunday breakfast when I know I have time to make and eat something a little more special than cold cereal and fruit or a "no-brainer" piece of toast and preserves. The weekend is also when I usually have mo

I did the unthinkable. I still can't believe I did it; something magical, something so beautiful I thought it only existed in dreams. I made matcha chips. Yes, yes I love tea. Blah blah blah, I say it so many times I don't think I need to say it again. I'

Summer is coming. It is not exactly here yet, but with the rising temperatures and cloudless skies I can feel it on the horizon. I am ready for it this year after the unpleasantly cold winter we had. When the weather gets warm I start craving

Chow Mein is a Chinese term for a dish of stir-fried noodles. It is so versatile that you can prepare them in so many ways and you can never go wrong. Chow mein in the US is often made with onion, celery and some protein. It is also a very popular take-ou

Benne Mysore Masala Dosa (Original Mylari Hotel recipe, Mysore) Recipe credit - Lakshmi Nair Kairali You Tube video Makes: 6 - 8 dosas You will need 2 cups (200 g ) rice flour 1 cup ( 100 g ) maida 1/2 cup (50 g - 60 g) urad

I'm always intrigued when I flip through a cookbook and find a childhood treat that's been reinvented by a chef. That was definitely the case when I came across this recipe for rice krispie treats in Joanne Chang's Flour . Of all the numerous desserts

As we have for several years now, Shane and I hosted a Mother's Day brunch yesterday for our families. It's one of the few times each year that we entertain and it gives us a chance to celebrate our moms and thank them for all that they do. I've heard s

When the recent catastrophe happened in Japan, one of my blogger friends, Melody of Gourmetfury , decided to team up with Joy of Gourmeted for a collective bake sale to raise funds for the Japanese earthquake and tsunami relief. All the proceeds went d

This is one of my favorite appetizers, the Japanese Beef Rolls With Scallion, Asparagus, And Enoki Mushrooms. The combination of fresh veggies wrapped in a thinly sliced cooked beef is just so mouth watering. Several methods to cook this, oven baked (whic

Fresh from the recent success of baking the chiffon cake recipe, I got a little ambitious and started experimenting with several different flavors for this cake. I was pleased with all the outcome, as the flavoring and texture of the cakes were surprising

Orange Chiffon Cake~New Ingredients ??4 Large Egg Yolks?? 15 g Sugar ?50 g/ml Canola or Corn Oil? 50 g/ml Freshly Squeezed Orange Juice 1 tsp Vanilla Extract ?70 g Pastry Flour, sifted ?Zest of 2 Oranges Meringue? 80g Sugar 8 g Corn Flour/Starch??

BC Spot Prawns comes into season and can be easily found everywhere in Vancouver around May every year. During this time, the prawns are large, sweet, and succulent. Anyway, I bought about four pounds of these prawns from my local grocer earlier this week

Good Morning and Happy Tuesday! As part of my Mother's Day Celebration I picked up some Raincoat Crisps (amazing), Rogue Creamery Gorgonzola Cheese and Boat Street Pickled Figs (freaking amazing). I had made so much food that morning that I never got

Recipe adapted from No-Frills Recipes Sweet Corn Custard Ingredient 2 tbsp custard powder 8 tbsp cream corn 1/2 cup soymilk 70gm sugar 1 egg, lightly beaten 50gm cornflour + 1 cup water Method Mix all the above ingredients except for t

A few weeks back I was approached by Sophia of Chew On That to do a guest post on her blog. The subject-matter was a tea time snack and I decided to do a Malaysian favourite. Cucur Udang or Prawn Fritter is one of the all time Malaysian favourite tea-

I absolutely love desserts which have bananas in them. Especially so if I use the local bananas called "pisang emas" (direct translation is golden bananas) found in this part of the world. They are small in size and when ripen develops black spots on its

I was in Melbourne recently to visit my sister and her family. This would be my third trip there but it has been more than 20 years since my last visit. Surprisingly I don't think much has changed around the city unlike here in Singapore where construct

Although my recent trip to Melbourne had been a short one, I had fun and it was nice seeing my sister and her family again (even though I had seen them over Christmas last year when they visited Singapore). I had a chance to see where they live, their hom

Malaysians are very partial to their local tea time treats and desserts, and being a Malaysian, I am no exception. Some of our local tea time treats and desserts are simple and quick to whip up whilst there are some which require a bit more work due to th

Kandi Pachadi / Toor Dal chutney, Yellow Lentils are toasted to golden brown along with some asoefetida and then ground to a coarse paste with tamarind and red onions.. This chutney take s me back to my childhood where mom would make this chutney in a sna

At the risk of sounding repetitive these days, here is another Pacific dish from Me a Kai. I have always loved watercress soup, it?s a very popular ingredient in the UK with an annual festival in the town of Alresford being held in its honour. Attractin

I love this versatile recipe. First of all it is all done in the crock pot in just a few hours with no need to pre -soak the beans and leftover possibilities are endless. I make this with a 2 pound pork tenderloin, because it is nice a lean, but any

My youngest sister dropped me a bombshell - a lemon cake for her birthday. I went "what?!?!?!" It was a challenge as I've not tried a fully frosted lemon cake. Panick sank in. Challenge sprang up. I flipped through my cakes recipe books one by one. Loo

This Stir-Fried Thin rice noodles with shrimp and Water mimosa are easy and simple recipe or you can call in Thai ?Sen Mee Pad Koong kap Pak Ka-Chad?. I made some different thing by adding Water mimosa. This Stir-Fried Thin Rice Noodles recipe are v