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Desserts
“Chilled honey dew sago dessert. Refreshing and yummy dessert to save your bucks, yet, surely to impress the crowd in your party, or your very loved ones!” Requested by reader, Serene, I made this dessert, and am posting my recipe of this dessert, the Honey Dew Sago dessert for her today. :) I made this…
“My low-fat version of this ‘all-time favorite’ delicious Hong Kong sweet treat, the mango pomelo sago dessert. No need coconut milk, no need cream, no need complicated steps. Just simple, and with a cut-down in fat, but never in taste. Serve it chilled!” We had it to satisfy my craving for this popular Hong Kong…
“An auspicious savory to sweeten up the Chinese Lunar New Year or any day of the year” The ‘Eight-Treasure‘ porridge, in Chinese, 八宝粥 ‘Ba Bao Zhou’, wouldn’t sound strange to many of you in Asian countries. This is an auspicious Chinese food for many Asians, symbolizing eight kinds of good treasure including wealth and health…
“It’s the super low-fat Honey Peachie Grass Jelly!” This is the best cooling dessert to be served in a BBQ party, as a refreshment after a feast of heaty char-grilled. Grass jelly, we called it ‘Cincau’ in Malay, or 仙草 (pronounced as ‘Xian Cao’ in Chinese). Grass jelly has very high cooling properties that makes…
“An iconic Singapore Hawker Dessert made at home” Not sure why this is called ‘Ah Balling’ or ‘Yah Boling’ in Singapore, but apparently this Teochew dessert soup is so popular and well liked by the people where it has become one of iconic hawker delicacies in Singapore for the past decades. Since weather here was…
“Another lung nourishing soup for your healthy diets. 2 ways eating, soup or dessert.” If you need something to cool your body down or just to nourish your skin, throat and lung, try this simple and delicious soup. It shows off the mild tangy and refreshing taste with a hint of mild natural sweetness in…