Pork recipes - page 12

The Indochine Kitchen blog is my very favorite blog at the moment. Jun is a great cook and her photography is awe inspiring. I ve got to take better pictures! I wonder what kind of camera she uses This was a wonderful dish. I don t think I got

Char Siu Pork Char siu or char siew is the Chinese Style barbecued pork; those are the red pork meat that hangs in front of some Chinese restaurants. The word itself is a direct translation of fork roast which is the traditional way of cooking the d

Click here for web site Mrs King's Pork Pies Elizabeth King started her small family bakery in 1853, during the reign of Queen Victoria. The Victorians loved their food and, it seems, were very partial to a tasty pie because soon people were

I have been reading over the past couple years about the health benefits of eating fermented foods. Almost every culture has some of its traditional foods that were fermented or pickled. As our diets have become more limited to processed foods, we are mis

Perak Lane Fish Noodle is very famous and known well by Penang food lover for their delicious soup noodle, one of the time-honored shop. The shop located exactly at the junction, on your left if you facing the traffic light where an old kopitiam and that

A few days ago I bought 4 small packets of Shirataki noodles . I had never tried them in my life but I had a pretty a good idea of what it might taste, since it's made from konjac plant/konyakku and I love konyakku jelly. At the moment I am trying to red

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This is one of the outlets I had meant to blog about a month ago, but for some reason, we always went on a day that they were either sold out or closed. Undeterred, we finally managed to get there on a Saturday morn (very early indeed!) to try out thei

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

Whenever we're at Bangkok, we'll always stay close to Platinum Fashion Mall in Pratunam. With our non-stop busy shopping schedule, eating nearby to this shopping paradise is a must! Bamee Saeb Khun Song Khamoo (also known as Saeb x 2 ) is a great place

I had to look up what a Buccaneer was.... I guess it's a pirate who attacked Spanish ships in the Caribbean Sea. So, feel free to slap on the eye patch, slam back a rum shot and belt out your best "Aaarrrr, matey!!" while dining on this tasty treat. F

Been really busy of late ... seems to be that way since I came back from Taiwan. I will be blogging on Taiwan, eventually but it was interesting to know that the food in Taiwan didn't awe me as much as I was hoping for. Maybe it's just me as taste is so

I may not like ?sinigang? as much as my friends and colleagues do but since it is among the favorite foods of the majority in our group and part of the every day meal being served to us, I have already developed a moderate liking to the popular Filipino s

You want to get attention from my family just mention Schnitzels . My kids are big meat eaters and when they hear word "schnitzel" no matter what mood they are in they instantly perk up. I think fried meat to my kids is like Belgium chocolate to me.Sad

Whenever I see someone cook Southern Food on TV I usually think two things: ?Omg! All that fat, sugar and butter! and it?s all deep fried!?, followed by ?that looks really good. Deep frying does make everything better!?. To bring out my latent Southern

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

My family likes claypot rice. We always order claypot rice when we are in a Chinese restaurant or dim sum place like the following: King s Chinese Cuisine Lido Restaurant Top Gun J C Restaurant This is my take of Claypot Rice with

What a mouthful of a title, huh? And the sad part is, there are a lot more ingredients than that to complete this dish! The recipe was inspired by Sunny Anderson from The Food Network , which I happened to stumble across while searching for a stuffed por

I am still mildly amused when people in the other parts of the world ask me about the winter weather in Singapore. So I guess, as well known as we would think this little red dot on the world map is, there is still very little understanding about the coun