Bak Chor Mee (肉脞面) is a uniquely Singaporean dish that represents our love for pork! Honestly, it uses so many parts of a pig, from various parts of the meat, to even the liver. All this is great, especially when paired with the vinegar-braised mushrooms. Who can say no to this awesome noodly dish?
Hokkien Prawn Mee, also affectionately known as 福建蝦麵, is another favourite of every local in Singapore. In our recipe, we have used both thick and thin bee hoon (rice vermicelli) for a varied slurpyness to the noodly goodness of the noodles.
Love eating crabs but don’t wanna to spend a bomb on it? Now you can with our black pepper crab recipe! This is just one of those things which can be bad for you if overdosed with (sore throat), BUT like all good things in life, the price you pay is worth it.
Har Cheong Gai aka 虾酱鸡 (Prawn Paste Chicken), is one zi char dish EVERYONE loves, it’s a mark of a true blue local.
Cereal Prawn (aka 麦片虾) is a constant favourite in many restaurants or zi char stalls in Singapore. People love them, so do we for the simple reason that they’re so sinfully satisfying. There is always something special about deep-fried prawns coated in butter cereal.
Definitely one of our favourite things to eat on the streets of Taipei.
We tried out making Chee Cheung Fun based on a Hong Kong styled recipe!
The ingredients are simple but the tricky parts are the precise cooking timings and the method of folding the rice noodle rolls.
Alright Guys it’s TGIF! Here’s the video recipe we created for Oktoberfest – Beer Roasted Pork Knuckles. Try it out, have an awesome Oktoberfest weekend, and drink up!!!
What is there not to love about Churros ! The crispy and buttery deep-fried dough coated with wonderful cinnamon sugar, and dipped right into hot dark chocolate, all the things you need for instant happiness is in it!
