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This is my first time to make Yakisoba, and I can't believe how easy it is! After " cooking up a storm ," (as Veggie Girl puts it) for the Pacquiao v. Mosley fight, I still had some vegetables left over to last me a few days. Luckily, my cousin who came o

Preparation: 5 mins; Cook: 15 mins; Servings: 4 2 strips bacon, diced 1/2 green pepper, cut in chunks 2 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves, cut into strips 1 can (14 1/2 oz) Del Monte Stewed Tomatoes, Cajun Recipe 2 tsp cornsta

This is a very popular feast sociality as well, remember that feast with all the meat? we had to come with few dishes to use it in, this is one of them. now, Roqaq is some sort of round shaped pastry, made of flour, water and salt. when baked it becomes b

and i put Egyptian in the title to distinguish it from the Syrian type of Fattah, which is quite different. ok, continuing with the meat feast theme, as i mentioned earlier, in that season almost everyone who sacrifices an animal ends up with lots and lo

yeah, we call it that intelligible stuff in the title, it means rice with mix, the mix here is that of nuts. this is not particularly Egyptian, but it is well liked here and i believe we , in Egypt, modified it to our taste, so hope others will like it a

We did potluck last month,My friend bring this for potluck. Initially by seeing the color i didn't tried it.But my friend told me to just try a spoon ,the taste is amazing she told this is Filipino style and they use plam fruits and young coconut in salad

Hai friends today i am coming with the Carrot Pickle.Here in Dallas the summer is approaching so i started to make pickles.So this year i tried this carrot pickle.As usual mango avakaya,Tharugu Magaya.Last week i tried the carrot pickle it came out good a

There's so much to learn about in bread making. As for Asians, we much prefer and enjoy softer and lighter breads. And that is why, we have all kinds of fermentation method to keep the bread stay soft and fluffy even after days. They are included as follo

Why I'm calling this a copycat? See, the other day when scrolling through our local famous coconut tart on the site and found this HERE ! The picture blew me away immediately the minute I saw it. It such an amazing pastry tart. This pastry tart is ori

I can't remember when exactly Gardenia Butterscotch bread was launched here in Malaysia. I think probably somewhere around year 2009. I'm totally falling in love with it after my first bite... not love in first site. lol! ha... Butterscotch is actuall

Good news everyone, yesterday was my birthday, YAY!!!! I wanted to make myself a cake that would be fun, but still pretty. So I decided to make a cake with taro powder and do a really fancy job with the icing. I saw the technique featured here at Projec

This is a very good instant snack and very famous in our area ( north east andhra). This is made of rice flour with other spices and cooked like a dough. It looks crispy outside and soft inside. This is very tasty if eat right after it is made , cannot be

Ingredients:- Baby Brinjals -5 or 8 nos Coriander leaves-1 bunch Ginger- small pieces Green chillies-5 to 6 nos Cumin seeds-1/2 tsp Curry leaves- few oil-3 tbsp Salt to taste Method:- Wash and slit each brinjal into four sections length wis

Ingredients:- Channa dal-2 cup(soak in water for 3 hours) Green chilies-8 to 9 nos(finely chopped) Cumin seeds-2 tsp Onions-2 nos(finely chopped) Sod-1/2 tsp Curry leaves-few Salt to taste Besan or Channa dal flour-1/2 cup Oil for deep frying

Hello Friends, This is Chettinad Style prawns fry from our favorite blogger Adukala Vishesham chettinad style prawn fry .It was loved by all my friends .The have wonderful recipes and greats clicks...If you have never chec

Ingredients:- For Marination: Boneless chicken / Chicken Breast Pieces- 1/2 lb Corn Flour -2 tbsp Maida / All Purpose Flour-2 tsp Ginger/Garlic Paste-1 tbsp Red chilli powder-1/2 tsp Pepper Powder-1/2 tsp Ajinomoto-1/2 tsp Soya Sauce-2 tbsp

THE SINGAPORE VEGETARIAN TRAIL Singapore Vegetarian Trail aims at giving information on local vegetarian food and I also aspire to cover restaurants and their specialties with lots of photos for you'll to drool upon. This is my way of saying "Thanks"

It always comes as such a surprise to me when someone doesn't like a flavour that I love. I know that different people's tastebuds perceive flavours differently, and what is delicious to some is bitter and abhorrent to others. Cilantro is a good example,

It's my post for Kulinarya Cooking Club's April theme, and it's kind of my first post for the club since I got invited to join the group about two months ago. All I did was read and drool over the other posts while trying to find time to make mine, and fi

I made these 'Tau Sar Paeng' based on the recipe of my Salted Egg Pastry , but used red bean paste as filling as the name suggests. Can pass off as kaya puff, but when you bite into it, then you'll see!

Made this savoury 'Roast Pork Roll' for dinner recently. I can also call it a meat loaf as basically this is a loaf or roll of bread with meat. The only difference is that the filling is of Chinese style roast pork aka 'siew yoke'.

It's the norm that we always associate red beans with desserts, mooncakes, sweet pastries or 'tong sui. Well it didn't occur to me that they also make a good soup ingredient, savoury that is, until I had my first taste of red bean in a soup when I was d

I baked this cake from a very old recipe that was on my-to-do list for a long, long time. Using very basic ingredients, this cake is moist and the brandy blended very well with the chocolate and orange flavours.

I notice that recently there are quite a number of posts on glutinous rice from fellow bloggers. As I too have a soft spot for this sticky rice, I made this ..........'Steamed savoury glutinous rice'. I really