Welcome to my collection of recipes where I share with you, step-by-step, on how to make restaurant quality dishes from your own kitchen!
There is something really satisfying about making (and eating) your own buns, especially these molten lava buns.
I fell in love with kimbap during our trip to Seoul couple months ago.
It has been a while since I set foot in Quayside Isle so I was excited to visit Blue Lotus, the only Chinese restaurant on that stretch.
Having grew up eating Auntie Anne’s pretzels where each and every pretzel is made fresh, I was naturally skeptical when I came across this Auntie Anne’s Copycat Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel Bites recipe.
One of my favorite childhood breakfast memory is munching on slices of white sandwich bread slathered with soft butter and topped with crunchy sugar.
Mention Hong Kong cafés in Singapore and it usually will not invoke any sense of excitement nor compelling reason to set it as a lunch/dinner venue.
Pâte à Choux (choux pastry) may sound all fancy but it is really relatively simple to make compare to cupcakes or muffins.
Located at the ground floor of the Centurion Student Living Student Hostel (opposite Selegie Rochor Beancurd stall), we discovered this 2-month old not-so-Japanese Izakaya Grill eatery by chance.
Souper Tang (汤师父) is a familiar name in Malaysia.
Although we are non-shark's fin soup eaters, we are definitely fans of braised crab meat soup.
I wasn’t intending on making these easy crab cakes but thanks to the leftover crab meat from my Braised Crab Meat Soup, I decided to waste no ingredient and turn them into a delectable appetizer.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? According to archaeologists, the latter.
Purple has always been my favorite color, so it’s only befitting I combine it with another of my all-time favorite cake – chiffon cake.