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Showing posts with label Festivals Dishes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivals Dishes. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Baked Nian Gao
I had the opportunity to eat this Baked Nian Gao when i was at a temple lunch and it was so delicious but unfortunately the contributor could not be found and therefore no recipe.............
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Nutella Flower Bread
There are several Youtube videos making this bread and all of them are pretty good but i find that Steve's Kitchen is clear and his instruction is easy to follow. I have changed the bread recipe and used a bread machine to make the dough. The result is a lovely googy sweet bread which is too pretty to break up and devout, but who can resist, the fragrance perfumed the whole house.
For instructions on how to, click HERE
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Japanese Style Spinach
This Japanese specialty is know as O-hitashi and is a simple to prepare side dish for chicken or fish, such as salmon or tuna. What i made might not be called O-histashi as i have changed the dressing to my taste. Well, whatever, not only is this recipe simple to prepare, it only needed everyday ingredients, plus water and two very simple, quick cooking techniques - blanching and dry-toasting. Some easy plating tricks, will at the end, result to something that is visually quite stunning, delicious and healthy too.
For recipe and how to click HERE Read More......
Labels:
Asian,
Festivals Dishes,
Japanese,
Side Dish,
Veggie
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Mothers Day Butterfly Cake
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY
The ultimate tender, moist cake is really perfect for any special occasions as suggested at Baking Banter, King Arthur Flour Blog. It is high rising with a moist, tender crumb and uses the paste method, so no need to cream the butter and sugar. Although a stand mixer is recommended for this cake, or a sturdy hand mixer, i used the food processor............
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Monday, March 17, 2014
St Patrick's Day Corned Beef Dinner
Happy St Patrick's Day to all who is celebrating. We celebrated with our friends who is of irish decent with a corned beef, potatoes and cabbage dinner. How else? this is how this chinese lady celebrate any festival or events, no fuss no muss, just eat. This chinese lady nearly did not get dinner ready in time, i had misread the cooking instructions on the bag of corned beef, i saw 1 hour and did not read the rest, so, i thought i just cook the slab of corned beef one and a half hour before dinner. But, before i started cooking, i re-read and oh my, it is 1 hour for every pound of corned beef and i have 3 pounds!!!!...............
Continue to read about my predicament and for recipe HERE
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Monday, January 20, 2014
Cream Cheese Pineapple Tarts For Chinese New Year
Is it coincidence or what? When my daughter, Sharon asked me to have a look at the pineapple tarts she just made, i could not believe my eyes, the both of us used the same pineapple tart mold!!!! We had a good laugh.
When i was asked what i am grateful for, i will not hesitate and mentioned that the internet is what i am most grateful for............
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Labels:
Asian,
Cookies,
Dessert,
Festivals Dishes,
Malaysian,
Singaporean,
Tart
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Kasutera - Japanese Honey Castella For Chinese New Year
Here is another cake which is deliciously
sweet to serve to your guests during the
Chinese New Year. The green tea present will be auspicious and bring 'choy'/prosperity to your home.........
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Monday, January 13, 2014
Cream Cheese Chocolate Layer/Lapis Cake For Chinese New Year
Everyone's oven has been working overtime in most Asian homes especially in Malaysia and Singapore. The heat is on for baking cookies and cakes for The Chinese New Year Celebration. How not to join in the fun????.....................
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Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Pumpkin Cinnamon Christmas Tree Bread
I got up early on Christmas Eve to make this bread so that i can post the recipe and wish all family and friends a very Merry Christmas but i had a problem with my computer and am not able to do so until now. Sorry about the late wishes but the bread turned out so well and the fragrance of Christmas filled the whole house and woke everyone up earlier than usual. I am sharing how this bread is shaped and to WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS, HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
For recipe click HERE
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Saturday, December 21, 2013
Pumpkin Tang Yuan/Tong Yuen With Dried Persimmon in Cinnamon and Ginger Sweet Soup
Winter may just be getting started, but those looking forward to a bit more daylight have not much longer to wait. This Saturday that is today is the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and it will experience the shortest daytime and longest nighttime. After the Winter Solstice, days will become longer and longer. As ancient Chinese thought, the yang, or muscular, positive things will become stronger and stronger after this day, so it should be celebrated.
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Sweet Potato Pecan Pie Revisited
Thanksgiving is about being thankful for everything—but i am extra-thankful for all my family and friends who will be enjoying Thanksgiving Dinner with us. I know they love the High Roast Turkey which has never failed to please and traditionally the Sweet Potato Pecan Pie..................
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Thursday, June 06, 2013
Chung/Rice Dumpling Special
his year the chung/rice dumpling festival falls on June 12th and this recipe has to be shared before it is too late. I am noted to be late as the chinese saying goes 'Kor How Chui Peng'. If this recipe is not shared now, we will be chasing the solders after the war(Rice Dumpling Festival). So, as i promised to continue with the Square Ball Soup recipe i guess i would have to put that on hold until the next posting.....
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Monday, May 20, 2013
Shark Fin Soup With Crab Meat

According to Wiki, Shark fin soup dates back to Ming Dynasty, China and is considered by Chinese as one of the eight treasured foods from the sea. This delicacy was coveted by emperors because it was rare, delicious, and required elaborate preparation - i can relate to this cos i just had the chore of preparing a box of dried Shark Fins which costed $134,00 usd. Holding both culinary and symbolic significance, this dish is a staple of gourmet Chinese cuisine which symbolizes wealth, power, prestige and honor..............
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Sunday, January 27, 2013
Shitake Dongpo With Mui Choy
Chinese New Year Reunion Dinner is the most luxurious meal of the entire year and is about Family and good wishes for the coming year. The new year spirit is of renewal, new beginnings and is a rich fabric of symbols weaved into the Chinese New Year traditions. The traditions are a mix of belief, folklore and custom with the intention to influence the future, encouraging happiness and wealth into their lives.........
Continue to read HERE
I am submitting this post to Chinese New Year Delights 2013 hosted by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover Read More......
Monday, January 21, 2013
Napa Delight
Chinese New Year is around the corner and i have been trying to put up the menu for the Reunion Dinner and found this delicious and easy dish.Napa cabbage, also known as Chinese cabbage, has crunchy leaves that are more elegant and delicate than regular firm-headed green cabbage. The Napa Cabbage is a sign of prosperity in China and this dish will certainly adorn your reunion dinner table with richness.
I am submitting this post to Chinese New Year Delights 2013 hosted by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover
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Labels:
Asian,
Chinese,
Dinner,
Festivals Dishes,
Home Cooking,
Lunch,
Veggie
Friday, December 28, 2012
Chocolate Souffle Palo
I would like to wish all family and friends, a HAPPY NEW YEAR. A very sincere THANK YOU to all readers and fan who continue to come and read my humble postings.
Last year, Sandra ate at Palo, an adults-only restaurant on Disney Wonder Cruise, she raved about the Chocolate Souffle and when we ate at Palo in Disney Fantasy, i can understand her raving. Now I can chime my own praises and am so inspired that i have to bake them............
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