Easy To Follow Recipes
Shiokman Eddie
A simple yet flavourful noodle dish with just 3 main ingredients besides the sauce. This dish is usually served at Chinese Banquets during the end of a ten course dinner. You can also get them at most Chinese restaurants but they cost quite a lot for a dish. This meal is mainly made out of … Read more
Ang Ku Kueh, literally translated as “Red Tortoise Cake”, is traditionally red in colour as the name suggests, but food colouring additives are sometimes questionable. So I’ve decided to use natural colour from the pandan leaves instead. The dough is mainly made up of glutinous rice flour and sweet potato but there is another version … Read more
I want to share this special recipe that I learnt from my mum as it is too good not to share. Her Nyonya Mee Siam dish has always been a hot favourite among family and friends. This hand me down special Nyonya Recipe comes with a thick gravy that goes very well with thick bee hoon, … Read more
Today I’m sharing another recipe in a Bundt Pan – Almond Sugee Cake Also known as Semolina Cake and a favourite among the Eurasians, it is usually made during Christmas. I hope you will try out this recipe and enjoy the video. To make this lovely Bundt Pan cake, click on the video tutorial and … Read more
Bundt pans are usually used for baking cakes in the oven but have you ever try steaming one instead? Make this stunning Rainbow Kueh Lapis Sagu steamed in a Bundt pan! A colorful, chewy, no-bake Peranakan/Nyonya showstopper perfect for parties, Christmas, Hari Raya, or any celebration. Step-by-step guide with tips for perfect layers and QQ … Read more
Ever wondered how to get that perfect, “melt-in-your-mouth” texture for beancurd at home? Today, I’m sharing my secret for a Creamy Beancurd that is genuinely better than store-bought. It’s incredibly silky, soft, and topped with a vibrant mango puree or gula melaka syrup that takes it to the next level. Whether you’re a fan of … Read more