I started making Bak Kwa on my second year in UK. I was so desperate to eat. I remembered making it in the middle of winter. There was no sun to be seen. What to do? Needs must. ? I rolled and used the oven to bake them. Once I actually lighted the BBQ in … Continue reading Chinese pork jerky (Yok Kon, Long Yok, Bak Kwa)
Crispy curly purple kale. From garden to tummy in 30 minutes all because I wanted some snack and I went over board with planting kale this year. The hubby has been muttering how can we eat that much curly kale but I have been ignoring him. Continue reading Crispy curly purple kale
One of my vices is chicken gizzards. It’s not often that I can buy them here in the UK. Sometimes I do not see any fresh ones for more than a year. They can usually be found in Chinatown but I seldom travel down to London. However when I do get them this is how … Continue reading Salt & Pepper chicken gizzards 鹽和胡椒雞胗 – Special
Sometimes I have crazy fancy ideas. I blame it all on watching the never ending cookery programs on television. As a housewife who has had no training whatsoever, if I can cook this at home I am sure everyone can. I really love doing this webpage to share my ideas. 1) Deboned chicken wings stuffed … Continue reading Simply chicken wings 3 ways – Special
Gyoza? Jiaozi? (餃子). The original Japanese or Chinese dumplings or even pot stickers in America? I once made Malaysian currypuffs for hubby’s work as they were having a training day by a gentlemen from the US. He took one look at my currypuffs and pronounced ‘I love these pot stickers’ Needless to say hubby had fun informing him otherwise. These dumplings … Continue reading Gyoza 餃子 – Special
And so the journey of the torch ginger Bunga Kantan continues. This time it is bitter gourd or peria in local Malaysian dialect. I can eat this alone like salads. It’s very nice with lettuce serve like lettuce wraps. Continue reading Kerabu Peria salads – Special
