There are some recipes which you would constantly to refine to achieve a better taste or one that is to your liking. This is one of them - banana cake recipe.
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
Strawberry Custard Tarts Recipe
Going in for the quick-win, I present you strawberry custard tarts. These are great for parties, afternoon tea and best of all, easy-peasy to make. All you have to do is to make basic tart shells, fill them up with custard and top it off with a sliced strawberry!
Labels:
custard,
dessert,
Easy,
food,
Singapore,
Strawberry,
sweets,
Tarts,
themoodkitchen
Location:
Singapore
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Chinese Chives and Pork Dumplings (Jiaozi) Recipe
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, 先苦后甜 "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.
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, 先苦后甜 "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.
Labels:
Chinese,
Chives,
Dumplings,
Easy,
food,
Jiaozi,
Pork,
Recipe,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen,
traditional
Location:
Singapore
Monday, September 30, 2013
Bacon Onion Quiche Recipe
It was Sunday brunch and I wanted to make something beyond the usual scrambled eggs or pancakes. I wanted something savoury, easy and quick. That's when I remember an easy Cowboy Quiche recipe from Zoe, Bake for Happy Kids.
"I have been using a fuss-free and fail-proof quiche recipe which is 200ml cream + 3 eggs + 1 cup cheese for a deep 23 cm pie dish"
THIS is exactly what I need. Fuss-free, fail-proof. The most comforting words to one who has never baked a quiche before.
Labels:
Bacon Onion Quiche,
bake for happy kids,
baking,
Easy,
food,
Guided steps,
quiche,
Recipe,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen,
zoe
Location:
Singapore
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Gnocchi Recipe
Gnocchi (pronouced as "no-kee") are thick, soft dumplings made from potato, flour and egg. Its a versatile Italian dish which you can customise to your liking. Think of them as pasta and coat them in your favourite sauces - tomato, pesto, etc. However, my all time fav has to be still good old cream and cheese.
Location:
Singapore
Sunday, September 1, 2013
Bibimbap (Korean mixed rice with vegetables) Recipe
Bibimbap is served as a bowl of warm white rice topped with vegetables, meat and gochujang (hot pepper/chilli paste). I love it with a fried sunny-side up egg and mixing everything together. It may look a little messy but the collision of the various tastes go surprisingly well together.
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bibimbap,
Bibimbap (Korean mixed rice with vegetables) Recipe,
Easy,
food,
how to make,
korean,
Singapore,
themoodkitchen,
비빔밥
Location:
Singapore
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