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Black Vinegar is reported to have many health benefits and many people in Asian countries like Japan and China consume it as part of their daily diet. It has an intense aroma and flavour and is a widely used condiment in Asian cuisine. This is a simple recipe where the chicken is braised with ginger, … Read more
When you’re looking for a meal that’s both comforting and incredibly easy to prepare, this Pork Chop with Dark Sauce Gravy is the perfect answer. This recipe features tender fried bonelss pork chops smothered in a rich, savoury dark soya sauce that’s full of deep, umami flavor. It’s a classic dish that’s perfect for a … Read more
Two medicinal foods to have on hand are fresh ginger and garlic. These are two flavorful root plants with a wide range of culinary uses. There are so many flavours that you can add to this chicken dish but nothing beats these 2 simple main ingredients, freshly grated ginger and garlic. For that finger licking … Read more
Kueh Ubi Kayu is a classic steamed tapioca (cassava) cake that’s soft, slightly chewy, and naturally sweet. Unlike the baked Kueh Bingka, this version is gently steamed and traditionally served coated with lightly salted grated coconut. It’s a simple, rustic Nyonya treat that’s perfect for tea time or as a snack. No fancy ingredients — … Read more
Kueh Bingka Ubi (also known as Baked Tapioca or Cassava Cake) is one of the most beloved traditional Nyonya delicacies. Famous for its deeply caramelized, slightly charred golden top and fragrant, chewy coconut-cassava interior, it is a timeless teatime treat across Southeast Asia. Why You’ll Love This Recipe: Cooling is Crucial: Slicing warm Kueh Bingka … Read more
Instead of the usual fried chicken wings, why not try something different to go with your rice or chips? These crispy pork chops can either be eaten on its own, or as a complementary dish to your meal. Rich in garlic flavour with that oh so crunchy coating. To make this crispy crunchy pork chop, … Read more