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Airfryer (Philips Airfryer!), Chicken, Japanese, One-dish Meals, Rice

Cheaterbug chicken katsu don

Ok I confess! I made these with ready-cooked frozen chicken katsu/cutlet:) I got mine from Song Fish. They have this brand called Tasty Farm (it’s their exclusive) and I think…

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April 13, 2017
Advertorials, Reviews & Giveaways

Food review: My Favourite Cafe Yong Tau Foo at Lucky Plaza

I’ve been on a yong tau foo craze recently. I can’t seem to get enough of it! What’s there to like about YTF, you ask. Just some bland, boiled vegetables…

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December 3, 2015
Soup

Easy French Onion Soup

Jason has been talking about French Onion Soup for the longest time. He had wanted to attempt it for our anniversary dinner but realised it’s a tad too complicated for…

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November 27, 2015
Desserts, Rice

Ricecooker Mango Sticky Rice

If there’s one thing I am good at, it’s taking short cuts when cooking! Yes, I don’t pound my own spices, fry my own sambal or spend an entire day…

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March 15, 2018
Baby food, Baby: Pregnancy and baby journey, Noodles, One-dish Meals, Pasta

Homemade pasta sauce for babies, toddlers… and adults!

One of my absolute favourite things to cook (and eat): pasta with home made sauce! This pasta sauce is suitable for kids too, just add the seasonings and spices later.…

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November 3, 2017
  • 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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