Fish head and bittergourd sounds like a bizarre combination. But trust us, it’s a pretty addictive dish especially for bittergourd lovers.
The sweetness and delicate texture of fish head and the contrasting bitter after-taste and crunchiness of the bittergourd makes it an interesting and exciting dish!
Seeing how there are always queues at Fish beehoon stalls. We definitely had to try cooking this dish!
It’s all about the egg, all about the egg!! Our Foo Yong omelette is fried beautifully till its edges and bottom crisps and fluffs up yet the centre remains moist and soft.
We added Char siew and prawns to give it a sweet smoky taste. You can add anything and everything in it, that how versatile this dish is!
With the annual Valentine’s Day knocking at your doorstep, you know it’s time to whip up a fabulous meal for your dearest one – well look no further as this delicious dish of Herb Crusted Lamb Rack!
We used parsley, oregano, rosemary, lemon zest, and more to mix with breadcrumbs, to be added on the lamb later. After the lamb is seared using our Weber Genisis Grill, we added mustard and then the herbs to create that flavorful combination of goodness. We served it with potatoes and asparagus for that classic pairing that will do nothing less than impres
A simple and delicious one dish meal that highlight the rice quality and fragrance. The steamed spare ribs are succulent and tender as its steamed. The pungent earthy flavour of the black beans permeates throughout the dish. A great dish to make, that you can serve with flourish for your family and friends!
The Meatmen Hae Bee Hiam was so delicious, that we started thinking of ways to cook it. We love the crunchiness and freshness of Wing Beans. Wing Beans are best paired with chili, they compliment each other.
You may substitute Wings Beans with Chinese Brinjal, long beans or even petai.Meat can be substituted with your favourite seafood. The only ingredient you can’t substitute is The Meatmen Hae Bee Hiam. There is a spice in it that heightens the taste of this dish!!
How about whipping up a romantic dinner for two in the comfort of your home for this coming Valentine’s Day?
Agedashi tofu is a simple way to serve hot tofu. The Tsuyu sauce is light, the best way to highlight the deep complex flavours of Vitasoy Sprouted Egg Tofu.
The tofu is deep fried, leaving the outer shell crispy and the inside creamy soft. Its topped with grated daikon, a cloud of bonito flakes and a sprinkling of thinly sliced spring onions. The savoury Tsuyu sauce is poured around it. The dish is usually served piping hot, so be cautious in not burning your mouth!
Smoky, sticky, BBQ glazed pork ribs are irresistible. Tender falling off the bone BBQ ribs is what we made in oven. The overnight marinating with the dry rub permeates the meat with its spices. Roasting it low and slow ensures the meat is juicy and falling off the bone. Lastly, grilling it with BBQ glaze gives it the smoky Bourbon taste.
Hae Bee Hiam,is a perfect marriage of dried shrimps and spices. Its spicy, salty, a tinge of sourness with a lingering umami taste to tease the palate. It’s a popular condiment in Singapore and Malaysia. Some hardcore lovers have it with just steamed hot white rice or simple plain porridge, or even toast.
One of the favourite dishes during Chinese New Year is the get-together steamboat! It’s simple to prepare and great for bonding. It also has numerous meats and seafoods, vegetables, fishballs, etc. Sometimes, there are little bits and bobs of leftovers, which can be used to create a tasty new dish instead of being thrown away!
This dish is derived from the famous crispy yam ring dish.The crispy yam ring was created by one of Singapore’s Four Culinary Heavenly King, Mr. Hooi Kok Wai out of love for his wife. So much history and love that we have to cook this in our kitchen for our Chinese New Year series.
