I learn this recipe from a Hong Kong cooking show hosted by Maria Cordero (aka Fei Ma) which call for peanuts and walnuts, as well as other common soup boiling ingredients such as dried longan and candied dates. The soup is mild in flavour and easy to the palate yet packs with nutrition. It helps to improve brain health and […]
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Braised meat is one of the dishes that frequently appear on my dining table because it’s super versatile to pair with whatever other ingredients you have in hand to create a one pot dish. Braised meat/chicken not only can be easily whipped up for a weekday dinner, it also time saving as one can prepare another dish while waiting for […]
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Extra bowls of rice would be needed whenever we ordered this dish at any Chinese Dai Chow restaurant. This is one of the guilty pleasure dishes that can be only ordered once in a while to avoid over consumption of carbohydrate (at least for me >_<). Usually served in claypot and the aroma of this claypot pork belly with salted […]
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My Melbourne 2019 trip travelogue is officially completed after this post! *throw confetti Warning: Lengthy post ahead with plenty of photos! Below are the photos that haven’t appeared in all my previous Melbourne trip posts and hope you enjoy seeing these photos. Melbourne, regularly listed among the world’s greatest cities in which to live although the weather isn’t always […]
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Another purchase from FB live seller ~ Frozen mixed berries. ٩(^ᴗ^)∨ What’s the best and easiest way to use it up? Smoothie is the first thing spring to mind. Frozen fruits are certainly a better choice when comes to make a smoothie drink. They gave a thicker consistency for your smoothie if compared with fresh fruits and one can enjoy […]
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