“Bak Kut Teh” is a meaty pork ribs dish cooked in a herbal broth. It is a popular Malaysian Chinese hawker fare and synonymous with Klang. This is the the RECIPE for the dry version, Klang Dry Bak Kut Teh. You can easily cook it at home for your family’s enjoyment. The gravy has plenty of flavor from the dried cuttlefish, dried shrimps, dried chillies and bak kut teh seasoning. The meat is cooked till tender and flavorful from herbal concentrate and when stir-fried with garlic, onion and okra, the combination results in a delicious dish.
Read MoreChinese Mooncakes are usually served and eaten during the Mid Autumn Festival. This Teochew Spiral Mooncake is unique because of its flaky pastry and the yam/taro filling. Serve your Teochew Spiral Mooncake with a cup of hot Chinese tea to complete the meal. Here is the RECIPE if you would like to make them yourself. There are deep-fried versions of this mooncake but this is the baked version.
Read MoreThese Coconut Tarts smell amazing and they taste really really good! Try the RECIPE today..
Read MoreKuih Cangkir is the Sarawak version of Kuih Kosui/Kuih Keswi. It is always has 2 flavors combined, Screwpine (Pandan) and Palm Sugar (Gula Apong). These are steamed in tiny Chinese tea cups. You can opt to steam it in a round/square cake pan. You can choose to have both flavors or either one on its own, if preferred.
Read MoreToday's RECIPE can be cooked as a confinement dish for Chinese families but it is also enjoyed as it is as a daily homecooked dish. This is an easy recipe.
Read MoreToday's RECIPE, Ham Chim Peng/Fried Dough is a traditional recipe. We have fond memories of eating this for breakfast as children. This recipe uses a starter dough(need to prep for 1 or 2 days) so do prepare ahead.
Read MoreThis simple Peranakan salad, Kerabu Suai Ya/Young Mango Salad, is appetizing on its own. It goes well with rice as well, as a side dish or accompaniment. Spicy, sour, sweet and tangy...it's good to the last mouthful~!
Read MoreThis is the the RECIPE for pumpkin lovers. The pumpkin makes the muffins taste even more buttery and delicious. Try these Pumpkin Muffins for your with your tea or coffee.
Read MoreHere is another RECIPE that is nostalgic for us. Whenever we cook Chien Orh Bak/Pan-fried Dark Soy Sauce Pork, it will bring back a flood of memories of our childhood. You can substitute pork with boneless chicken meat and you will still get a tasty dish.
Read MoreThis is my family RECIPE for our favorite sambal, Sambal Udang/Prawn Sambal. It goes great with rice or bread and is a good side dish for Nasi Lemak (Rice in Coconut Milk).
Read MoreHere is an easy jelly (agar agar) RECIPE. Be prepared for the heavenly scent of the pandan/screwpine leaves when you are cooking it. This recipe is eggless.
Read MoreThese Shanghai Mooncakes have a tasty shortcrust pastry. Combined with your own preferred homemade filling, they are great to be eaten with Chinese tea. They are even excellent enough to be gifted to family and friends. Best of all, you don’t need any special moulds to make them. Try out the RECIPE today!
Read MoreHere is our Blue Pea Flower Snowskin Mooncake with Purple Sweet Potato Filling. We made these using our Homemade Kao Fun/Cooked Glutinous Rice Flour. This is a less sweet recipe but you can adjust the sweetness to your preference. The picture shows (on the right, from top to bottom) the wrapped filling with dough skin, the filling ball, the dough ball, the wrapping of the filling with the dough. On the left of the pic are the finished products.
Read MoreThis is the RECIPE for Homemade Purple Sweet Potato Paste. You can easily cook it at home without added preservatives or additives. This homemade paste is suitable as a filling for buns/baos/mooncakes.
Read MoreKao Fun/Gao Fen/Cooked Glutinous Rice Flour is an essential ingredient for making Ping Pei Mooncakes/Snowskin Mooncakes and some other Chinese pastries. Usually the prepared Kao Fun is purchased from bakery ingredients stores, especially just before the Mooncake Festival. If you find it hard to source for this ingredient, here is how you make it at home.
Read MoreOrh Kuih/Steamed Taro Cake is a favorite breakfast/teatime item. This savory taro/yam cake is a hit among taro/yam lovers. This version of Taro Cake is loaded with ingredients. It is flavorsome enough to eat on its own.
Read MoreHere is the RECIPE for an easy dish that is healthy and tastes good. You can enjoy them on their own or serve them with a side of roasted vegetables or a salad. These are great for packed lunches as well.
Read MoreJeruk Betik Muda/Pickled Young Papaya is a delicious and addictive treat. It's pretty easy to make, here's the RECIPE.
Read MoreHere is a 3-ingredient dish that is quick to prepare yet still tastes delish. Pea Shoots with Whitebait is a favorite of ours. This RECIPE works great with bean sprouts/taugeh, as well.
Read MoreOur JAM RECIPE of the day, Apple Cobbler, is a delicious dessert you can eat with ice-cream and caramel sauce. Try it if you feel like having an apple dessert.
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