The classic wellington gets an Asian twist Whether it’s for Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years or potluck, this Char Siu Wellington will stand out at the dinner table. Imagine classic beef wellington but simplified – it’s made in the air fryer and yes, even the char siu is made in the air fryer! This […]
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The easiest bingsu recipe ever! If you’re craving for a delicious Korean bingsu, but you don’t have any shaved ice machine or blender – don’t worry, this recipe is for you! All you need to have is Want Want hot kid milk, a freezer and some time to make this easy recipe! No
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if you don’t want to make a whole turkey for Christmas This is the perfect Asian-fusion Christmas recipe if you’re looking for a quick and simple air fryer recipe! If you can’t be bothered making a whole roast turkey, then you’re gonna love this. This dim sum is stuffed with minced turkey and brie
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Creamy, but without cream! When I saw this viral recipe on my feed, I knew I had to recreate it! If you know me by now, you’ll know that I LOVE healthier noodles. I’ve previously created a popular DIY homemade instant noodles series that’s got healthier instant noodle flavours (including dupes for shin ramen,
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What is White Rabbit Candy (大白兔奶糖)? White Rabbit Candy is a very famous childhood candy from Shanghai, China. Contrary to its name, it does not contain any rabbit in it. I believe it’s called white rabbit candy because of the packaging design. It’s a soft and chewy candy that has a rich, milky taste.
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What is Chrysanthemum tea? (菊花茶) Chrysanthemum tea is a herbal tea that’s made from brewing dried Chrysanthemum flowers. It has no caffeine in it, and it’s a popular choice in Chinese culture because of its anti-inflammation and ‘cooling’ effect (aka combat 热气 yeet hay). This drink has been a childhood favourite of mine as
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What is a mapo tofu? (麻婆豆腐) Mapo tofu is such a comforting and homey dish that’s so easy to make at home. Mapo (麻婆) in Chinese means “pockmarked old woman”, so this dish is named after pockmarked old woman’s tofu. As the name suggests, this is a popular Chinese dish that has tofu and
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