Claypot Yong Tau Foo – 砂锅酿豆腐
A simple recipe that can be used for a yummy weekend, claypot yong tau foo is a classic that can be enjoyed by most.
A simple recipe that can be used for a yummy weekend, claypot yong tau foo is a classic that can be enjoyed by most.
Love seafood AND pasta at the same time? We have just the thing for you today! First we heat the pan up, then start off by cooking the sauce. After we saute the onions and garlic we then add oregano, cumin powder and chili flakes, finally adding canned diced tomatoes and San Remo’s Sundried Tomato […]
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Often dominated by the savoury blend of salt, citrus and heat, Tex-Mex food is well-known for its rich symphony of flavours. And through a series of culinary creations, there came about the glorious invention of burrito bowls! Time to say “Hasta La Vista!” to overpriced Mexican food at fancy restaurants, and whip up this budget friendly Chipotle-style burrito bowl easily in just half an hour.
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