INTRODUCTION
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
INTRODUCTION
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
You may be surprised about this title! In fact, the title is not correct either. What I am going to post is not “what I cooked today” or “what I ate today”. It was a gathering at one of my
Update on 13-9-2016
Upload of new pictures. I have been preparing this these few years as I really like the fritters which is crispy. The thinner your fritters, the crispier it will be.
INTRODUCTION
Vegetable fritter is rather international. Almost
Updated on 29-5-2016
I have decided to upload a video with simplified recipe in red towards the end. This recipe is still valid for that recipe is easier. Please scroll towards the end for the video.
INTRODUCTION
This is the
On 16th July 2013,
Pasta with home made tomato sauce.
Today, I have cooked my pasta sauce from scratch (meaning from tomato). I learned this when I visited one of my French friends in Paris many years ago. I am
On 13 July, 2013. – Tomato noodles
Today’s dinner, i have cooked the a noodle dish which is a fusion dish between the famous Sarawak tomato noodles and Kuala Lumpur Style fried Noodles (Cantonese Yimin).
The main difference between
I thought I might change my format a bit with regard to this series. I am still trying to brush up my food porn skills!
On 3 July 2013, white rice served with:
1 | Braised Chicken with Soya Sauce | 酱油鸡 |
INTRODUCTION
Traditional Chinese cooking don’t usually use the blanching method for cooking its vegetables. Usually, they stir fried with oil in a hot wok or frying pan.
My mum will usually take out a frying pan, put in some oil,