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Learn how to make traditional Kueh Kosui at home with this easy recipe. This classic steamed kuih is made with rice flour, tapioca starch, and rich gula melaka (palm sugar), then coated in fragrant salted grated coconut. The result is soft, chewy, bouncy, and slightly wobbly — with that beautiful caramel-like sweetness from the gula … Read more
This is a traditional kueh that many of us grew up eating, but getting those clean, distinct layers can be a bit tricky. In this video, I’ll show you step-by-step how I make it at home, including a simple technique to prevent the colours from smudging so you get that nice, clear contrast. The blue … Read more
Kueh Putugal (also known as Kuih Portugal or Putu Tegair) is a shared heritage dessert primarily attributed to the Eurasian (Kristang) community in Singapore and Malaysia, though it is also adopted by the Peranakan (Nyonya) community. This steamed tapioca cake with a sweet banana center is a beloved treat. It’s gluten-free, naturally vegan, and absolutely … Read more
Learn how to make beautiful homemade Pandan Ang Ku Kueh (also known as Red Tortoise Cake) from scratch! These soft, chewy, and fragrant pandan kueh are filled with a sweet and aromatic peanut filling – a true classic Nyonya treat. In this detailed 2024 updated video, I’ll show you step-by-step how to achieve that perfect … Read more
Make this light and fragrant Pandan Kueh Bakar (Kemboja) – a rich classic Malay baked cake with a beautiful crispy top and soft inside! ✅ Less dense than the usual version ✅ Natural pandan flavour ✅ Lovely crust with sesame seeds The ones sold outside are usually dense and not fragrant. Theis kueh is best … Read more
Kueh Lopes is one of many favourite breakfast treats among the locals here in Singapore and Malaysia. This kueh is basically glutinous rice wrapped tightly in banana leaves and boiled or steamed. It is served with grated coconut and drizzled with gula melaka syrup. This recipe is an easier way to make Kueh Lopes without … Read more