Curry Chicken Noodles

Similar to Thailand’s infamous red curry noodle soup, this sweet, spicy and creamy noodles soup, called Curry Chicken Noodles, is Singaporean’s happy contrast of hot broth, springy yellow noodles and tender steamed chicken. Save and share this recipe for when you’re craving some curry chicken noodles from Hong Lim Food Centre *wink* Looking for a […]

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Seafood Pao Fan

This Pao Fan recipe is the ultimate comfort food. With an undeniably rich homemade seafood broth to soak up leftover rice and crispy fried chunks of rice, this dish is food for the soul.   Made too much? Save the broth by freezing them in ice cube trays for the next time you need an

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Milkfish and Green Papaya Soup

One of the many confinement food recipes, Milkfish and Green Papaya Soup Chinese-Style boosts the production of breast milk for mothers who are breastfeeding. Milkfish also has a less “fishy” taste but still has the same nutrients compared to other fishes. The sweetness from green papayas and red dates, combined with the light fish broth

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Pork Trotter Vinegar

This recipe for Pork Trotter Vinegar uses both sweet vinegar and chinese black vinegar to create a sweet-savoury aromatic stew. Perfect with a bowl of rice, or two!  Pork Trotter Vinegar is probably the most common confinement food but it’s not limited to new mothers. Confinement foods are dishes that boost our immune system. They

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Crispy Hainanese Pork Chop

Did you know that the Hainanese were the first Singaporean immigrants to master the western cuisine? Read more here. Paying tribute to the pioneer Hainan chefs, this recipe explores the iconic use of soda crackers and trademark ketchup-based sauce with veggies. Think crispy chunks of tender meat drenched in saucy good, perfect with a bowl

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Pen Cai

Pen Cai, also known as ‘poon choy or poon choi’ is a braised treasure pot of goodies with an unmatched flavor and fragrance! This dish is normally filled to the brim with layers and layers of premium seafood and meats for that intense umami flavour, so what’s not to like about this? In Singapore, it

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