“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…
Tag: Kid-Friendly
Sugar Cane Fish Meat Drumsticks
“An absolute kid-pleaser dish.. Fun to see, nice to eat!” Having trouble getting your kids (or the big kid) to eat more fish? Cook this to make the fish dish more fun. A way to disguise the fish meat in a fun-looking drumstick-like appearance, the kids will be more than willing to pick up one to try. Yes,…
Pomelo Cocktail Fruits Salad
“Serve this festive salad this coming Mid-Autumn Festival!” Heavy meals, overeating, indigestion, often associated with festive celebrations. As one of our Chinese festivals, Mid-Autumn aka Moon Cake Festival, is approaching, I would like to share this salad dish with you. Since we tend to eat generously during festive seasons, it’s good to have some refreshing…
Crispy Cornflake Prawn Fritters
“Creates the real flavour out of its simplicity” Using cornflakes to coat prawn fritters makes the dish special and imaginably delicious. The cornflakes crust created a much more crispy texture and aromatic flavor in the palate than the flour or bread crumbs coating. I learned this delicious cornflake prawn fritters dish from an adaption of recipe in a small…
Ice Blended Lychee Juice
“Something simple to prepare at home to refresh and quench your thirst in the sunny afternoon.” Really occupied recently, apologise if you have waited for me to update my blog.. As much as I wished to write better recipe for you, I was really tied up with my work and personal affairs. Please don’t mind, if…
Scholar Dishes (状元肴)
“Two important dishes to be eaten on the 1st day of school to symbolise an auspicious start of formal education for schoolers” How your cooking and dishes would help in your kid’s studies? Nothing about supplementary food or valuable nutrients in the food you cooked, it’s purely a personal belief, or called it a superstition…