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Today I am sharing the recipe of Crab (Njandu) peera pattichathu / Crab Thoran / Crab meat stir fry with coconut. I used canned crab meat for this recipe and this dish is very easy to prepare and goes well with rice. I know a few people who love crabs bu

Sambal Lengkong aka Fish Floss I have been wanting for the longest time to make this dish. I have been asked by a friend for the recipe and told her that I would try it out myself first before giving it to her. I looked at so many recipes on the net

In a burst of energy (or perhaps a moment of weakness), I decided to have a go at another French Laundry recipe on Saturday night. I selected "Surf and Turf", braised oxtails with seared monkfish, topped with sauteed salsify and cepes. Pretty ambitious co

My previous post was about how to make Nem Nuong (Vietnamese grilled pork patty) . This post is about how to serve and eat Nem Nuong. My favourite ways to eat nem nuong are: rice noodles with salad salad rice paper rolls or banh mi (in a baguett

For those who have ever been to Nobu Restaurant, you might ve seen the Black Cod with Miso on the menu. Chef Nobu Matsuhisa is famous for this recipe, which has been cloned by restaurants all over the country. We got the opportunity to have this classic d

Ox or Beef Tongue is the tongue of a cow. Our, or to be precise, the human consumption of this unusual beef meat dates back to the days of Paleolithic hunters, who preferred the fatty portions of the carcass including tongues, as well as organs, brains, f

Imagine if all plants were edible; maybe then no one would go hungry. I was recently introduced to a plant that grows freely around the area where I live and whose leaves are edible. The plant is called Talinum which is a genus of herbaceous succulen

Bianca is always excited every time I made these cupcakes (sorry for the old picture, back dated 2y ago..oh my..). She just loves them.. How bout the rest of our family? Of course they love them too. Normally I made them not too sweet, so that we can eat

Yesterday, for lunch, I made a spicy and delicious stir fry which is simple, healthy and makes a yummy side with rice and sambhar. It?s a very malabari style of making avarakya upperi (also called amarakka/ amarakya in some parts of Kerala / widely know

K erala style fish curry could be made in millions of ways because each household has a recipe of their own! How diverse can we get ? :) This recipe is the way Amma makes Fish Curry at home so it has the Alleppy- Kottayam- Changanaserry style in it and it

Today I am going to share with you a Chinese street food - Liangpi ,one of my favorites.As the name suggests,it means Cold noodles.This is a refreshing dish to indulge in summer.But cold does not mean chilled,I guess it is the effect it has on us.After a

Eating out in restaurants is often a good way to (re)discover ingredients which one might have never used or not used for a long time. When we think about what we want to cook we sometimes get inspired by recent restaurants visit. Not so much in terms of

Puglia is becoming more and more famous around the world for the Altamura bread . This bread has been the first, in the bakery category, to receive the DOP seal (Denomination of Protected Origin) in Europe. The DOP recognition is equivalent to the DOC on

Guavacheese is a classic Goan festive sweet! Guavacheese is also known as Perad and Goia-bada in Portuguese. One of the most famous sweet from Goa. I love guavacheese but loved the home version. As you could make how much you want. The guavas and lime

'Koorka' is also called as Sheema Kizhangu/Chivakizhangu in Malayalam. Siru Kizhangu in Tamil and Sambrali in Kannada. I searched a lot on internet about different names in different regions names and uses of Koorka. This is what I got. It is call

A few years ago when I was visiting France, I remember enjoying a delicious pear frangipane tart, just sweet enough, as well as beautiful. The pâtisseries there are filled with rows of these gorgeous baked goods, and I was looking through some of my ph

I am so sorry guys, but I couldn't start the voting page poll today for the event, as I wished to!! I am so happy that I got a good number of entries, and everyone helped in making the event successful. There were a few last minute entries and a few

Another piggy-themed food :)! I was inspired to make piggy-shaped pork steamed buns after I saw Kristy's cute mantou buns a few days ago. The recipe itself is adapted from Maangchi's savoury Jjinppang mandu , because I am not into mantou buns with sw

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

To me Chinese New Year season should have some cookies and sweets place at home whether its store bought or hand made. Thus will try to find time to make at least one type of cookie for festive season. Pineapple tarts, kuih bangkit, kuih makmur and my hel

Don?t get confused with the title. This is the same method of cooking I used in preparing ?paksiw na pata? or pork knuckle stewed in vinegar before. This time though, I will be using a leaner pork leg cut instead of ?pata? or hock and double the quantit

I have finally made the decision to "sell out" and go against my brothers, niece and son's desire to keep this recipe a secret-- and share my Heirloom Recipe for Bavarian Style German Potato Salad! Trust me, this was something my family said I shouldn't

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

Ingredients: Keera/Cucumber - 1(cut into cubes) Groundnuts - 2 tablespoons Jeera - 1 tablespoon Coriander seeds - 1 tablespoons Green Chillies - 3 Salt - 1 teaspoon Turmeric Powder - 1/4 teaspoon Tamarind Pulp - 1 teaspoon Sugar - 1/2 t