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Today is an auspicious day for the blog. It is the day It the anniversary of this blog.
In fact this is not the exact day but it should be very near to 30-4-2013. I started my blog using
INTRODUCTION
Today is an auspicious day for the blog. It is the day It the anniversary of this blog.
In fact this is not the exact day but it should be very near to 30-4-2013. I started my blog using
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I was rather confused about this Chinese steamed rice cake called Hee Pan or Xi Ban that was doubted as a traditional celebration cake for Hakka descendants. However, two of my sister in laws and my wife’s auntie who
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Updated post on 24-August 2014, please scroll towards the end for the updated post.
Despite the ugly look of my Jiandui or sesame ball, I have decided to issue the report as I know the reasons of the saggy
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My wife bought back almost 20 rice burgers when she visited her friends in Taiwan last month. She tasted the rice burgers and she is so happy with the burger that she wanted us and her sisters to try
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Since I started my blog about a year ago, I have blogged quite a number of Sarawak cuisines and I will add as and when I have blogged about new Sarawak cuisines. Some of these cuisines are uniquely Sarawak
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Shenjianbao (生煎包) or pan fried bun is not new to me. I have my fair share of these lovely buns when I was stationed in Shanghai for two years.
Even after I returned from Shanghai and when I went
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This is a special compilation for mostly Singaporean and Malaysian hawker centre’s cakes (kuih) and snacks. Most of the local Singaporean and Malaysian have take for granted this kuih’s and snacks as it is easily available at reasonable price
Updated post on 19-1-2017
Upload of new pictures.
A dish of my crazing cooking adventure. Nothing much to share except the recipe. I believed it is presentable to be prepared for entertaining house guests or as a party snack.
It
Updated post on 26-11-2014
Decided to re-prepared this as the second attempt and adhere as closed to the Hainanese tradition as possible. Slightly changes in the recipe to enhance the texture of the dough and incorporate a new picture of