This Shallot Oil post may contain affiliate links. Please read my disclaimer. Shallot oil is the ultimate condiment for almost everything! It’s one of the most versatile, flavour-enhancing condiment ...

The Nonya achar is full of flavours, crunchiness, freshness, with its salty and sour taste. It goes extremely well with the nasi lemak, laksa, curry or even on its own as an appetiser and is a great ...

Lo Mai Gai (糯米鸡) or glutinous rice chicken is a well-loved classic dim sum dish served in Cantonese dim sum restaurants during yum cha. It’s a delicious savoury bowl of tender sticky rice steamed with ...

Kuih Seri Muka or Kueh Salat is a delicious two-layered custard and rice cake from Southeast Asia made of glutinous rice, coconut milk, pandan leaves and eggs. The steps are simple, but tedious, it’s ...

Lotus leaf glutinous rice is an iconic Chinese Cantonese rice dish usually enjoyed in dim sum restaurants, wedding dinners or festivities. It’s versatile in the way you can make it a simple dim sum ...

It’s amazing how peanut butter levels up the burnt cheesecake, I love the crunchy bits of peanuts as I bite into the creamy cheesecake, indulging in the aromatic nuttiness of the peanut butter. Here’s ...

Shallot oil is the ultimate condiment for almost everything! Use it to enhance the flavour in noodles, fried rice, soups, stir fries, radish cake, and even muah chee. The recipe is so easy and simple ...

These gorgeous pretty little crispy potato roses are not only tasty, they are a feast to the eyes. Slice, season, roll them up and bake, it’s extremely easy to make and goes really well with steaks or ...

This 15-minute stir-fry tomato egg dish is all you need to make a protein-rich, quick and easy meal that can be served over rice, noodles, toast or on its own. I particularly like it with steamed ...

Here’s a very basic salad made with simple ingredients – butterhead lettuce, onion, tomatoes, and almonds. Dressed with extra virgin olive oil, salt and pepper. Healthy and clean eating for the busy ...

Here’s how to make the best sambal chilli, ever! It’s spicy and full of aromatic flavours. We love to eat it with noodles, nasi lemak (coconut rice), stir fry meat or vegetables, and just almost ...

What to do with leftover mandarin oranges after the Lunar New Year? Make mandarin orange marmalade. Using orange pulp, orange zest, chia seed and some lemon juice, it’s full of fibre and natural ...