Basic Couscous Recipe
Couscous is fairly foreign to the Singaporean market, because it’s one of those things that isn’t readily available at most supermarkets, or served in many …
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Couscous is fairly foreign to the Singaporean market, because it’s one of those things that isn’t readily available at most supermarkets, or served in many …
Sambal Olek is a traditional Indonesian Spice blend, a result of many food enthusiasts’ late night tinkering in the kitchen no doubt. I imagine the …
XO Sauce is not new to us in Singapore, as it’s found mostly in Chinese cuisine. Here’s a couple of recipes I created with Goodwood …
Lemon Curd Cake may sound strange, but it tastes like a little piece of heaven. Lemony, citrusy, gooey, heaven. The story behind this is fairly …
The team behind Creative Culinaire the school and Cafe Pralet has put together a delicious recipe for you, the cravers! This Thai Vermicelli Salad has …
Chickpea curry is not new to this blog, I will say right away. I have made a chickpea curry before, a more elaborate one that …
Lemon Pasta: Lemons are extremely versatile in both savoury and sweet dishes. I’ve made waaaaay too many lemon cakes than I care to admit, and …
Vanilla cake is a classic – you can never go wrong with making (or eating, very well) a slice of delicious vanilla cake for tea. …
Pulut Hitam is a Malay dessert best served warm. Made with coconut milk, palm sugar, pandan and black glutinous rice, this sweet rice pudding joins the …
Chicken Kebabs are a great way to have a little meat and a little vegetable at the same time. Think of it as a healthier …