Turmeric Cauliflower Rice

Turmeric Cauliflower Rice Gluten Free

Turmeric cauliflower rice is a simple twist to the plain cauliflower rice. It has added aromatic fragrance from the turmeric powder and cumin powder. My inspiration for this recipe is from the Malaysian fragrant Turmeric rice or yellow rice. You may like to try my Turmeric Basmati Rice recipe. It …

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Dragon Cookies

Dragon Cookies Gluten Free

Chinese Dragon cookies are popular Malaysian Chinese New Year cookies that are similar to the much loved Chinese butter cookies. They pipe these dragon cookies into S-shape using a large open star piping nozzle and piping bag. Also with 2 dots of red colouring added as eyes. The Malays in …

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Grilled Curry Chicken Thighs

These easy, aromatic, spicy and sticky grilled curry chicken thighs are made with Malaysian curry powder that is full of nutritional values. Curry powder is a mixture of an assortment of spices, typically the mixture can include chilli pepper, coriander, cumin, fenugreek and turmeric. Depending on the recipe and the …

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Steamed Sweet Corn Cake (Jagung Kuih)

Steamed Sweet Corn Cake is a type of Kuih/Kueh that is an extensive selection of fine, multi-coloured and flavoursome cakes. Likewise, these kuihs are distinctively Nyonya cuisine. They normally steam Nyonya kuihs and occasionally fried or baked. We can eat these kuihs during breakfast, as an afternoon snack or as …

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Char Hor Fun (Rice Noodles in Egg Gravy)

Char Hor Fun is a typical street (hawker) Chinese food in Malaysia and Singapore. For many of us, it is also a childhood comfort food that we will never get bored of eating. There are also many Malaysian chain restaurants or food stores all over the world selling this popular …

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Hokkien Fried Noodles

Hokkien fried noodles (Hokkien Char Mee) originated from a hawker (street) food stall in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The food stall was owned by a chef named Wong Kian Lee dated all the way back to 1920s. Up until today, the stall is still run by his decedents albeit in a …

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Vegan Pandan Coconut Cupcakes

Vegan Pandan Coconut Cupcakes Gluten Free

These Vegan Pandan Coconut Cupcakes are simple to make and delicious treats. Likewise, these cupcakes are remake from a whole cake which often takes much longer to bake in the oven. While, for my gluten free fusion vegan pandan coconut cupcakes recipe. I am using pandan (screwpine) leaves, coconut milk …

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Chinese 5 Spice Doughnuts (Ham Chim Peng)

Ham Chim Peng or Chinese five spice doughnuts is a very popular Cantonese street food in Malaysia and Singapore. “Ham” in Cantonese means salty, “Chim” means fried and “Peng” means dough or often referred to as bread or doughnut. There are three different types of Ham Chim Peng, namely the …

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Pumpkin and Coconut Layered Cake (Kuih Talam)

Kuih talam is another well-liked Nyonya or Peranakan cake in Southeast Asia. Peranakan cuisine is the fusion of Chinese and Malay cuisines due to intermarriages between the Chinese and Malay population. Nonya or Peranakan cuisines are reknown for their colourful, flavourful and delicious kuihs. These kuihs are usually made from …

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Malaysian Lamb Curry

Malaysian curry is a dish of intense aromatic blend of spices prepared in coconut milk or cream that is a typical and distinctive Malaysian culinary. The curry dish was originally created by the Indian migrants to Malaysia, but has also become a main dish for the Malays and Chinese population …

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