So recently I have done few cooking videos with Worldfoods (check out my portfolio), this time I worked with them in developing new recipes for their cooking pastes.
Monday, 27 October 2014
Butterfly Pea Reaction to Acid, Magic!
Sunday, 26 October 2014
Eat in Bangkok (Thailand)
This is just a short getaway trip to Bangkok. My husband and I went there for 3 days 2 nights. It was not really a well planned, but kind of a last minute trip.. :D but anyways, here's some of the food that we had there.
1. Lunch at road side
What: Local economical rice, so cheap and nice!
Where: Sukhumvit Soi 21, near Terminal 21 & Sukhumvit MRT
Price: THB 50 (with mineral water!)
Day 1
1. Lunch at road side
What: Local economical rice, so cheap and nice!
Where: Sukhumvit Soi 21, near Terminal 21 & Sukhumvit MRT
Price: THB 50 (with mineral water!)
Thursday, 9 October 2014
Tau Suan (Split Mung Bean Soup) - Chinese Dessert
This is a famous Chinese dessert, especially in Singapore. You can find it in almost every dessert stall in Singapore.
My Magenta Smoothie (Watermelon + Dragonfruit)
This is a super pretty smoothie, the colour is just amazing and the taste is as bright as the colour.
French Toast with Fruits
I love having some fruits during breakfast. This is a great combination of carb and fibres for a healthy morning meal.
Baked Egg Cups
Another fun and easy breakfast idea. Baked egg cups. I did 2 versions - with toasts and with bacons.
Pork Floss Omelette
Sometimes you have to be creative in using what you have to create a meal. This is just something that I have on hand and put it together as an omelette.
Easy Congee for Breakfast
Congee is always a good thing for breakfast in a Chinese household. To make the hassle-free congee, cook in a slow cooker at night and leave it for 7-8 hours. And you have a nice congee the next day.
Chinese Scallion Pancake
This is a crispy pancake. The scallion (spring onion) and sesame oil makes it so fragrant and delicious.
Wednesday, 8 October 2014
Homemade Breadcrumbs from Leftover Bread
Here's a quick tip to make use of leftover bread.
When you have leftover bread, don't throw them away. Freeze it if you don't have time to process it immediately. Then, whenever you are ready, take them out, cut it into chunks and blitz in a food processor until it's fine.
When you have leftover bread, don't throw them away. Freeze it if you don't have time to process it immediately. Then, whenever you are ready, take them out, cut it into chunks and blitz in a food processor until it's fine.
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