Three of my favourite flavours in one snack, this Kuih Sago Lapis is not just bursting with aromatic flavours of pandan, gula melaka, rose and coconut, it is a very pretty and bright. Perfect for afternoon break with a cup of hot coffee or tea.
View RecipeKuih Seri Muka or Kueh Salat is a delicious two-layered custard and rice cake from Southeast Asia made of glutinous rice, coconut milk, pandan leaves and eggs. The steps are simple, but tedious, it's really a cake made out of labour of love.
View RecipeThis Southeast Asian inspired grilled halibut recipe is off the charts fantastic. The earthiness of the curry balances well with the soy, coconut milk, and spicy chili sauce. Serve with rice and extra sauce on top.
View RecipeHere's a rendition of my family's favourite sambal chilli. It's spicy and full of aromatic flavours. We love to eat it with noodles, nasi lemak (coconut rice), stir fry meat or vegetables, and just almost everything and anything. This condiment is a must-have in Southeast Asian cuisine, no meal is considered complete without the sambal chilli.
View RecipeThese gluten-free and refined sugar-free pumpkin ang ku kueh are coloured with real fresh pumpkins and filled with the naturally sweet purple sweeet potatoes, making it a highly nutritious snack.
View RecipeHae Bee Hiam or Spicy Dried Shrimps Sambal is a yummilicious spicy condiment full of umami flavours. Savour it with rice, noodles or toast. Or add it to stir fry vegetables or eggs. The possibilities are endless.
View RecipeHainanese Chicken Rice 海南鸡饭 is a simple plate of poached chicken with tender chicken meat and gelatinous skin, served with flavoured rice.
View RecipeLearn how to make Soon Kueh in this simplified step-by-step recipe. This Teochew steamed dumpling, also known as ‘cai kueh’ is a favourite local breakfast snack.
View RecipeVegan fried bee hoon, also called 炒米粉, char bee hoon, rice noodles or rice vermicelli is a typical popular staple in Singapore and Southeast Asia. I love cooking it with lots of crunchy type of vegetables and mushrooms. It's simple and very easy to cook.
View RecipeThe red glutinous rice wine chicken mee sua (红糟鸡面线) is a traditional Foo Chow (福州) dish that is typically served during Chinese New Year or birthdays. It's made with red glutinous rice wine, chicken, ginger, sesame oil and served with mee sua.
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