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Steamboat Day!

Everyone in Singapore is familiar with steamboat. More commonly called “Hot Pot” in other South-East Asian countries, eating “steamboat” refers to cooking meat slices, vegetables, fishballs, prawn, mushrooms, dumplings and…

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November 15, 2013
Fish, Japanese, Soup

Wholesome salmon miso soup with mushrooms and vegetables

I was craving salmon soup so bad on Sunday morning that I told myself I must MUST cook it that night. I blame the chilly weather.

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January 15, 2018
Airfryer (Philips Airfryer!), Baking, Chicken, Under $3

Chicken and Spinach Pastry Pocket

I’ve never been a great baker but I love pastries, savoury especially. Chicken pies, beef pies, creamy mushroom pies.. I love them all. But I have a problem making them…

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July 25, 2013
Baking

CNY Bakes: Cranberry Cornflake Cookies

Are you one of the lucky ones whose mom or grandma get into baking a frenzy every Chinese New Year? I’m officially jealous! Although my aunt is a superb cook,…

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January 17, 2016
Desserts

A tribute to my favourite Passionfruit Meringue Tart @ Carpenter and Cook

I don’t usually spend a lot of money on cafes, but when I do, I want it to be well-spent, food wise. It bothers me when pretty new cafes in…

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January 17, 2015
  • Baking,  Egg,  Fish,  Under $2,  Western Food

    Crispy Herb Butter Sutchi Fish

    August 1, 2013 /

    I cook alot of white fish because they’re easy to eat and don’t need to be gutted. I can clean chicken and pork but I hate to clean fish because they’re yucky. About two weeks ago, I bought a packet of frozen saba fish, not knowing that they’re not cleaned nor gutted and I have to get rid of the innards myself. There’s still one fish in my freezer and I don’t know when I’m gonna cook it!

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  • Chicken,  Stir-fry,  Under $1,  Vegetables

    Chinese Stir Fry: Lotus Root & Chicken in Spicy Bean Sauce

    July 30, 2013 /

    Lotus root is synonymous with pork ribs and soup, as in 莲藕排骨(花生)汤。I made the soup and had lotus root leftover, so I decided to try stir frying it for a change, plus I do like it crunchy. The Airfried Lotus Root Chips I did a while ago was glorious, and I loved it more than I do potato chips. I really should be eating more lotus root because it is high in fibre, vitamin C, and most importantly for me, it can supply me with a healthy dose of copper, zinc and iron. Comparatively though, it is higher in carbohydrates (17g carbs per 100g) than carrots (10g carbs per 100g),…

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