BACKLOG!! Ok, that exclamation has zero relation to this post on Chinese dumplings. With the year drawing to a close, one would expect things to wind down but quite the contrary, I am swamped.
There are many things to settle and close before 2013 is over and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that everything goes smoothly. As the apt saying goes, ć
èŠćç "bitterness first, sweetness after", I am eagerly anticipating my gush of "sweetness" after all this crazy work is over!
I love Chinese dumplings ever since staying in Beijing for a couple months. There are many flavours available and people eat them as a main. You can dip them in simple black vinegar or mixed with some sesame oil and chilli oil. It's a great dish to make during these rainy months and it's a fun activity for the whole family to just gather around and make dumplings.
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Chinese Chives and Pork Dumplings (Jiaozi) Recipe
Labels:
Chinese,
Chives,
Dumplings,
Easy,
food,
Jiaozi,
Pork,
Recipe,
Singapore,
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traditional
Location:
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Monday, December 2, 2013
Mocha Oreo Cheesecake Recipe
I am on a no-bake cheesecake spree ever since my last trip to Phoon Huat (local baking store). This is a result of buying cream cheese and diary whipping cream in bulk - think 1kg of cream cheese and 1L of whipping cream. To be fair, I couldn't resist the cream cheese. The one I bought comes from Australia in a tubular form and has a light creamy taste which I absolutely adore. I don't like cheese with a strong "cheesey" taste (it's ironic I know) and this affordable option ($12-ish for 1kg) is for those who want to make cheesecakes but find Philadelphia (250g for $5-ish) a tad pricey.
Labels:
cheesecake,
chilled,
Easy,
guided,
Mocha,
no bake,
Oreo,
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Simple,
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Location:
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