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Delicious Salted Egg Kau Kee Soup ( 咸蛋九杞菜汤 )Novice Cooks, learn to cook this Salted Egg Kau Kee Soup! Highly nutritious, these wolfberry leaves are known to give you good eyesight! |
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Gluten Free Appetizers For AllWhat you can do with a butternut squash and sweet potato is just amazing. Be creative. Think savory, sweet, delicious and neat. |
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Eggplant(Brinjal) FryIndian ways! |
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Stuffed Bitter Gourd FrySomething Different |
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STUFFED CRESCENT ROLLSFinally the exams are over , so whts the first thing i decided to do...quite obvious actually i decided to try something new today. And I made my very first Stuffed Crescent Rolls. Frankly this is the first time i had Crescents. |
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Mom’s Spinach Soup With AnchoviesRemember the days when you were sick & mom used to cook you nice nutritious soups? Well, this is one of my mom’s specialities & it has now become my family’s top-of-the-list soup. It is simple, healthy & easy in just few steps but packs a punch! Anchovies are a good source of Calcium & are often used for making fish stock. The… |
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Cauliflower Cheese PieBe creative with your cheese choice..... |
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Craby Celery Sticks with Bacon BitsTickle your taste buds with these charming Celery Sticks topped with Bacon Bits! Also known as imitation Crab Sticks, the seafood is so economical & versatile. If you were to notice, I use a lot of these crabmeat in my recipes cause it’s so easy to prepare. They’re called “imitation” as it’s processed seafood made of Surimi or… |
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Crunchy Long Beans With Sesame SeedsThis is just a simple vegetable dish I'd discovered during my last Shopping & Dining Trip in Bangkok. I was spell-bound the minute I took a bite into this dish at a Thai-Chinese Restaurant near Conrad Bangkok. Interestingly, it's spicy, very spicy & terribly salty. They've added peppercorns, dried chilli & something I've never… |
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Have A Glass Of “Unbeetable” Juice!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… |
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