INDONESIAN STEAMED VEGETABLE WRAP/ CHAI PAO
I never knew I could love food this much until I’m far away from home. Lots of comfort food I took for granted because I never had to cook them. Food sure brings...
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WHAT TO COOK TODAY?Home-cooked meals are never boring again |
I never knew I could love food this much until I’m far away from home. Lots of comfort food I took for granted because I never had to cook them. Food sure brings...
Read More →Every once a week or sometimes every two weeks I would “pamper” myself by having a bowl of prawn noodle soup with ribs during lunch time near this place I used to work...
Read More →Tofu is a great alternative to non-animal base protein you can include in a diet. I kinda think of it like a cheese in the western diet. They are made of soy beans...
Read More →Kolak is an Indonesian-style dessert made with gula jawa / dark palm sugar, coconut milk, and pandanus leaf for flavour. This sweet dessert is usually prepared using plantains, sweet potato, tapioca root, and...
Read More →Lau Shu in Mandarin means Rats. The name of this noodle dish is called lau shu fun mainly because of the shape of the noodles. The noodles are white in color short and...
Read More →Laksa is a popular spicy noodle soup from the Peranakan culture. Peranakan is a merger of Chinese and Malay elements found in Malaysia and Singapore, and to a lesser extent Indonesia. There are...
Read More →Yong Tau Fu is something that I ate very often when I lived in Singapore. It is a very common food everywhere around the hawker center there. It is easy to make and...
Read More →Uyen is my most favorite snack ever since childhood. I’m not exactly sure where the word Uyen came about, but my mom said, this snack belongs to the Hakka community. The Indonesian language...
Read More →I’m guilty of using carrots mostly just for stews, soups when it comes to cooking. Honestly, that’s because I didn’t really know what to do with them on their own. I love carrots...
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