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	Lotus Root Chips by Lydia Teh Easy to make at home for entertaining.	1 vote 4017 views
	Chili Cheese Sticks by hungrynez A long and green finger chilis stuffed with cheese! This one will surely rock and melt your day!	1 vote 8395 views
	Have A Glass Of “Unbeetable” Juice! by Blackswan Of late, Chefs in top restaurants have been serving these bloody Beets. I read about the many benefits of Beetroots - rich in the nutrient betaine, which is important for cardiovascular health, blah, blah, blah. Because of this, I’ve tried forcing it down my throat but I simply dislike the taste – be it French, Italian or Asian…	2 votes 1 review 4964 views
	Lucky Koi Mango Pudding by Blackswan The word Koi comes from Japanese, simply meaning "Carp". Koi fish the most powerful Feng Shui symbol, symbolizing wealth, harmony & happiness.. It is said that placing a picture of the Koi fish in your home, your dreams will come true.	1 vote 8468 views
	Thai Red Curry Paste by Hina Gujral Traditionally, stone mortar and pestle are used to grind the ingredients for Thai Red Curry Paste. Now, talking about the ingredients for the Thai red curry paste, we have done a bit of substitution here and there. Certain ingredients for the red curry paste are not so readily available in India. To balance the flavour and texture of…	1 vote 5380 views
	Curry Leaves Hummus by Navaneetham Krishnan Aromatic, creamy and smooth dip.	1 vote 2613 views
	Kero-Keropi Twin-Pasta by Blackswan Almost all kids dislike vegetables & my son was no exception when he was younger. Try creating fanciful cartoon characters to divert their attention, it always work. I would use lots of vegetables & “mould” them into cute little shapes to add them to my son’s dishes those days. I haven’t made these cartoon stuff for a long time as…	1 vote 2450 views
	Potatoed Garlic Shrimp With Tomatoes by _sara_ Simple to do & this dish (for me) seems perfect for any occasion, goes great with any drink too, like maybe hot green tea, try it with a really cold soda, or chilled beer, haven't tried it with wine though so i wouldn't guarantee how it goes with it.hehehe	1 vote 3165 views
	Bun Mi Burgers by Chef Smith The Bun Mi (Bánh mì) sandwich originated from the French colonization of Vietnam. Only the rich were able to afford these gourmet sandwiches because all the butter, pate, and ham were imported at that time. After the French departure in 1954, the Vietnamese learned the baking techniques, made smaller baguettes and incorporated…	1 vote 2055 views