“My easy-peasy one-dish-meal version of Mapo tofu” Happened to chance upon a Japanese version of spicy bean paste at $2 Daiso store. Hence, made a dish with this instant paste and a block of silken tofu I had for quite some time as well as whatever was available in my refrigerator. Simple and easy recipe…
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Baked (Pull-Apart) Orange French Toast
“In between orange French toast and banana bread pudding, to be served with loads of fruit toppings.” I admit I wasn’t that creative in cooking at times. As this blog of MY was meant to be a record of my home cooking so as to pass down the recipes in a digital way to my…
Cheesy Stuffed Potato (Air-Fried)
“Easy & scrumptious Western food which can be a meal by itself, made with air fryer!” Singapore IT show was happening since two days back, and I got a great deal on a XL digital air fryer as an upgrade to my existing smaller one. I thought it would be a good to start using…
Mac & Cheese (Tomato) for Toddler
“Mac & Cheese with a small twist to suit my son’s palate.” As my son loved pasta in tomato base, I thought he would like his Mac & cheese to be with tomato taste, too. Not that he doesn’t take cream based, I just wanted to try out, hoping to make his meal the most…
A “Not-So” Valentine’s Bombs (Cheese & Garlic Butter Biscuits)
“Anytime, any day, with these light tasted biscuits, actually.” With the recipe’s name, you know it was for the day. Oh, sorry.. it’s just butter biscuit, actually. Since today’s Valentine’s Day which coincides with Lunar Renri (Human’s birthday in Chinese), it seemed like a big day that I had to do something.. Simple baking, but…
Steamed Pomfret In Soy Sauce Recipe ‘囍宴港蒸鯧鱼’ (Festive-dish)
“Restaurant-standard, without MSG.” The steamed fish often served at Chinese banquet dinners, sometimes referred to as Hong Kong Style or steamed in light soy sauce, is a beloved dish at festive occasions. Regardless of the name, it’s universally enjoyed by both adults and children. :) Why steamed fish for festivals? It’s a symbolic dish –…





