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Fish & Shells
Delicious lemon fish cooked from scratch, with my homemade lemon sauce. MyWokLife About Homemade Lemon Fish Suddenly had this craving for sweet and sourish flavoured dish for dinner. I missed lemon fish, but find that the lemon fish from outside stores was tasted too sweet. So, I yearned to cook my own lemon fish! To…
Simple way to make Stir-Fried Clams, even with the most basic ingredients in your refrigerator, you may easily turn fresh clams into delicious dish in a flash! MyWokLife About Stir-Fried Clams Found these fresh large clams which comes in thin shells instead of usual thick shells type. This flower-patterned thin shelled clam is not as…
Effortless, wholesome, and incredibly delicious Steamed Cod Fish for the whole family. MyWokLife About Steamed Cod Fish A subtly flavorful sauce complements the Cod, making it an effortlessly healthy and delicious steamed fish dish. The Cod fish steak boasts a fresh, tender, and smooth texture with a hint of natural milky flavor on the palate….
Super Moist Stir-Fried Egg Prawns : This is no ordinary fried eggs and prawns dish. This is a scrumptious stir-fried tendery prawns dish, complemented with juicy eggs! Simple, yet, special. MyWokLife This dish was ‘created’ by my friend’s friend who shared the recipe with me later on, some time back. But the original recipe was…
Homemade Teochew-Style Fish Head Steamboat: Bringing Local Delicacies to Your Table! MyWokLife Teochew Style Fish Head Steamboat : Why MyWokLife Cook This Everyone was craving 鱼头炉 (“Yu Tou Lu”), a popular local Chinese soup dish known as fish head pot. However, we opted not to venture out to our favorite stalls for it as we…
What is Otak Otak Otak-Otak Recipe : How about some homemade Otak-Otak for BBQ party? 烧烤会吃自制乌打好吗 Otak-Otak, a delicacy found in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore, is made from ground fish meat, coconut milk, and spices. While various versions exist, the most common is the reddish-brown type. The traditional method involves wrapping the paste in banana…