When Chef Neil Tomes did a demo at our dim sum workshop, he made a vegetarian version of one of Hong Kongβs favourite dim sum, fried taro dumplings (wu gok), which taste just as good as the original ones that are typically filled with meat. Hereβs how you can make these delicious dumplings at home:
View RecipeChinese Turnip Cake or Lo Bak Go in Cantonese is a well-loved dim sum dish that is served steamed or pan fried. Either way, both are super delicious. While it can be laborious to make, it's really worth the effort as homemade turnip cake is loaded with lots of radish, lap cheong and all the yummy goodness.
View RecipeClassic dim sum or tea house dish, bbq pork filling encased in a tender, buttery, flaky pastry.
View RecipeClassic dim sum or tea house dish, bbq pork filling encased in a tender, buttery, flaky pastry.
View RecipeAn upscale take on a classic fungus risotto, this chanterelle risotto uses confit mushrooms on top for a beautiful presentation
View RecipeChinese Turnip Cake or Lo Bak Go in Cantonese is a well-loved dim sum dish that is served steamed or pan fried. Either way, both are super delicious. While it can be laborious to make, it's really worth the effort as homemade turnip cake is loaded with lots of radish, lap cheong and all the yummy goodness.
View RecipeCreamy custardy and mildly sweet egg custard in a buttery flaky melt-in-your-mouth pastry tart, handmade from scratch and baked fresh from the oven. I love to enjoy these warm egg tarts with a cup of teh-c-kosong, Singapore's version of milk tea with no sugar. This is the perfect afternoon tea break for me.
View RecipeAn upscale take on a classic fungus risotto, this chanterelle risotto uses confit mushrooms on top for a beautiful presentation
View RecipeA favorite dim sum dish, steamed rice noodles filled with bbq pork, shrimp or minced beef, served with sweet soy sauce. Made easy in the microwave!
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