Posts Tagged ‘kenneth goh’
Updated post on 30-12-2016
I have decided to update the post with the special ladle for this snack. Personally, i think without ladle is easier to make it thinner and hence crispier. However, it is more beautiful that irregular shape.
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I am very excited when I found a recipe of my childhood peanut candy snack – Kong Tng or 贡糖。。 Apparently there are not many recipe available but only one though it appeared in many websites..
I happily went
Updated post on 12 April, 2017
In view of the current changes in the taste buds for lighter and fluffier cake, I have decided to upload a new recipe using a different method of preparation. It is the cooked dough
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This is a special compilation for all the Teochew or Chaozhou (潮州）dialect cuisines that I have issued recipe in this blog. Hope this will facilitate Teochew who are looking for the recipes. The list will be updated as and
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Food history and evolution in between regions are all intertwining…. and sometimes it is very difficult to know who have invented a particular cuisine.
This is not Chinese snack Dansan, (蛋散) which is commonly prepared by cantonese families during
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This is my childhood dish and my late mum used to prepare this occasionally. During bigger festivals, ngoh hiang or meat rolls were prepared but for smaller praying ceremony, these were prepared instead.
The differences between the two are
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2 years ago, I humbly set up this blog without much expectation and I am happy that the blog is growing steadily in these two years in terms of number of readers and readership statistics. As at 30 April
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If you have never taste this kuih, imagine you are eating a Chinese alkaline dumpling in different shape. Yes, the recipe is exactly the same except it was wrapped in banana leaves and in triangular shape.
This is not
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My noodles series will not be complete without the common fried flat rice noodles or char kway tiao.. I believed all household will have its own recipe of fried kway tiao and what I am sharing today is the
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When I was young, canned meat was for those less well to do and can’t afford to eat fresh meat as it was relatively cheaper. In addition, canned food was important during the war period. It is food reserved
