Still remember the recipe of braised pork belly that I shared not long ago? Today’s recipe is an elevated recipe that involved similar braised pork belly but kind of simplified version and associates into everyone’s favourite fried rice. Ingredients (Serve: 3 – 4) 200g pork belly, cut into 1/4 inch thick pieces 5 dried mushrooms/ fresh mushrooms 3 slices […]
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I dare to say many of us grew up drinking this soup and continue to enjoy it to this day. The preparation is just as its name suggested, as easy as “ABC” – ABC Soup that is! Another reason why it is called ABC soup could be the vitamins A, B and C from the ingredients used to boil this soup. It is […]
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Waxed meat 腊肉 – During winter in China, families will start the process of curing, salting and smoking meat for the year ahead. Fish, various types and cuts of meat and poultry are cured to waxy sheen using this process. The best time to buy wax meats or waxed sausage is during Chinese Chinese New Year as winter is dry and […]
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Peach gum also know as peach resin, peach blossom tears, or its scientific name, Prunus Persica, is one among dozens of products that classify as natural gums. Other natural gums include Guar gum (from Guar trees), Locust Bean gum (from Carob trees), gum arabic (from Acacia trees), and plum gum (from plum trees). Peach gum is a natural resin secreted […]
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“Choy Gon Tong” (菜干汤), which means “dried vegetable soup” in Cantonese and it’s actually “dehydrated Bok Choy”. This soup is traditionally used to bring down heat in one’s body especially on recent scorching weather. This soup is usually paired with other ingredients such as pork ribs (or pork bones), carrot, corn, soy beans, south and north apricot kernels to add the brew’s benefits […]
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