These quick and easy prawn tacos are a definite crowd pleaser! Whipped up in 15 minutes, these tacos are a go-to for any last minute Christmas potlucks or when you’re craving a little crustacean tucked in a toasty tortilla blanket. It’s gonna a Merry, Merry Christmas with recipes lined up all the way to […]
This is one of recipe that we mostly only get to eat only at home ad it takes a little work to make them. We start with a filling made with minced chicken and prawns, wrapping it with cabbage leaves that encase all the sweetness within when steamed, then finishing it off with al sauce […]
Many of the best ingredients are in this dish, perfect for you Chinese New Year dinner. The original would at least have at least 20 or even 30 ingredients and takes 2 to 3 days to prepare even. We have came out with our own simplified version that you can make in just under 3 hours.
Using chinese cabbage, carrots, mushrooms, and a whole lot more, there is a contrast in texture when you mix the vegetables, beancurd, and tofu puff all together!
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.
Hotpot is alway a favourite during Chinese New Year in a lot of homes. This year we present you our Collagen Seafood Hotpot! Collagen is known for its health benefits. It boosts your health it terms of strengthening teeth and nails, helps detox, reduces stretch marks and cellulite, increases metabolism, repairs joints, improves the health of your gut and improves hair growth and texture. Lastly, collagen is the ultimate boost for youthful skin!
An Indonesian dish that is a favourite here, Gado Gado is an incredible peanut-ey street dish that is a complete mix of tau kwa, long beans, cabbage, eggs, and that yummy sauce. Fun fact – Gado Gado means “Mix mix”, which is exactly what this dish is about!
