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Steamed Egg Cake or also known as Ji Dan Gao (???) is one of the tradition steamed cake, which is commonly used for praying purpose during festive occasion such as Chinese Lunar New Year. I still remember vividly when I was a child, I used to help my mum

Hong Zao Ji ( ??? ) is one of the common dishes that most confinement lady would cook for the new mum to consume during the first 30 days after childbirth. Usually Old Ginger, Wine and Black Vinegar are the main ingredients used during confinement perio

What do you usually have for your breakfast. In Singapore most of us love to have Coffee with toast and soft boiled egg either at home, coffee shop or etc. And the most common hang out will be either at Ya Kun or Toast Box where they serve pretty good

With S$12.00 on hand what do you usually order for dinner to feed a family of 3 - 4 person? Is it a S$3.00 packet of Chicken Rice or those mixed vegetables Economical Rice(Chap Chye Rice)? Here with S$12.20 we managed to whip up a hearty Winter Melon

Recently I was addicted to the " NEW " Mango and Matcha steamed cake from one of the well-known local bakery known as Fourleaves . I am not sure whether have you tired it but I love it's fragrant, soft and fluffy texture which I could eat either 2 or 3 d

A few days ago, I saw a beautiful Zebra Pandan Chiffon Cake from one of the Chinese website which I get to know through Aspiring Bakers event. And upon looking at it I knew I must give it a try because Pandan Chiffon is one of my favourite childhood c

This is one of the most simplest Banana Cake recipe which I have come across using quick sponge cake method without any egg separation. And furthermore you do not need to incur extra washing on those mixing bowls and utensils. All you need is to put all

Jawa Mee Article first published as Restaurant Review (Petaling Jaya): Jawa Mee And Tomato Kuey Teow At Restaurant Megah Good Luck on Blogcritics. I've been to Restaurant Megah Good Luck at Taman Megah so many times but little did I know that

My pollen allergy is acting up and I'm still not feeling well, but the bunch of awards I received today from Manu of Manu's Menu is enough reason to do a Monday post and share this recipe with you. :) It's called Ground Pork in Tomato Sauce

My daughter's 9th birthday party last Saturday was a true success! She just won't stop saying "Thanks for the party Mom" so I guess she really had so much fun! Just like what I've said last Friday, the party was just a simple one...but I made sure

When it comes to Filipino cuisine, I can say that adobo is the most versatile dish. You can cook adobo with almost anything...from seafood, poultry, pork and even vegetables. Adobong Sitaw ( String Beans Adobo ) is the most common veg

Escabeche which refers to poached or fried fish covered with a spicy marinade is another dish brought to the Philippines by the Spaniards . Filipino-Style Fish Escabeche a.k.a. Fish in Sweet and Sour Sauce is made by frying a whole meaty kind of f

Atsarang Papaya ( Filipino Pickled Green Papaya ) is a famous appetizer in the Philippines. Though there are many variations of atsara (which refers to anything pickled) , green papaya version is the most popular to Filipinos. It's because papaya tr

When I was blog hopping last week, my attention was caught by a recipe that I found on one of the blogs I recently discovered, Jenn Valmonte's " I Live To Eat ". Jenn is also a Filipina Foodie who shares her food trips and other related food articles o

My mom loved cooking lengua (ox tongue) in mushroom sauce.Though some people consider any dish with lengua exotic or unusual, back in the Philippines, it is a favorite to many Filipinos. Lengua Estofada (sometimes called Lengua Estofado), a dish of Hispan

We love calzones but to find a really good one around here at a restaurant is a big challenge, not to mention the price! It's not as hard as you might think to make your own. I took a big short cut and used frozen bread dough. If you're more inclined to m

One of the Cookie Carnival recipes this month is Toasted Coconut Shortbread with Pineapple Filling by Anna Olson of the Food Network Canada. I wasn't sure that I was going to find the time to make these cookies this month. Since it is raining today and w

See? It can be done. This is not merely gratuitous proof but overwhelming proof done exceedingly well. There are so many situations where we have no choice but to break bread with those who insist on eating meat. Unfortunately we're often left with few c

Christina's family is from Puerto Rico and as such, she was raised eating delicious comida criolla (AKA Puerto Rican food). One of her favorite desserts is Tres Leches (Three Milks) cake; even though it is not necessarily of Puerto Rican origin, it i

Corned beef has always been my favorite breakfast dish. Together with hot pandesal or rice, and a cup of coffee would be perfect to start my day right. Here?s how I prepare this dish: Ingredients: 2 340g cans of Libby?s corned beef 1 medium

Beef Mami is a Filipino noodle meal. When I was in college there is a Beef Mami noodle stand outside the campus and we always eat there with my friends. This dish is a well-known street food in Metro Manila and can also be called as Dirty Mami. This is go

My husband and I love chicken lettuce wraps from Pei Wei and PF Changs. We usually opt for Pei Wei because they are much cheaper. I've been wanting to try making them at home for a long time, so when I came across this recipe from Our Best Bites , I ga

I had bookmarked this recipe from SunitaBhuyan and yesterday was a perfect occasion to bake this. It was my husband's birthday and I made this sponge cake. Ingredients Wheat flour/Atta: 1.5 cups White granulated Sugar: 3/4

Similar to the rice balls(Ari Unda or Avalose Unda), but with a slight variation. Here, rice flakes (pressed rice) are used instead of rice grains. Quick and Easy recipe for the busy working Moms Dads. Ingredients 1. Rice flakes (Aval