Stuffed Anaheim Peppers
I love anything stuffed with a good filling — whether it’s veggies like bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, cabbage rolls, or any kind of dumpling (boiled, steamed, fried). So when my […]
I love anything stuffed with a good filling — whether it’s veggies like bell peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, cabbage rolls, or any kind of dumpling (boiled, steamed, fried). So when my […]
After making a batch of Pumpkin Butter Mochi, I was left with a bit of pumpkin purée. Sticking with the pumpkin-and-mochi theme, I decided to finally put my Dash mini […]
Traditional Polynesian food in Hawaii has been shaped by many cuisines over the years: Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Portuguese and of course, American. So it’s no surprise that butter mochi—a baked […]
These pumpkin mochi may look like the Chinese fried pumpkin mochi cakes (南瓜饼) that are sweet and usually stuffed with red bean paste. I didn’t have any kind of sweet […]
When you think of Chinese food, you don’t usually think of cold or raw vegetable salads. That’s because most of what the world is familiar with is southern Chinese food […]
Here’s another type of kuih (traditional Malaysian snacks/desserts) that I’ve been wanting to make for a very long time! Kuih Lapis, which literally means “layered cake” in Malay, is a […]
Most people only know about Japanese mochi, but throughout Asia, you’ll find many varieties of soft, sticky, chewy (and naturally gluten-free) foods made from glutinous rice flour. Here in Malaysia, […]
Sago Gula Melaka is a popular Malaysian dessert consisting of a sago pearl “pudding” drenched in coconut milk and drizzled with palm sugar syrup. Unlike a lot of Malaysian desserts […]
Kuih koci is a bite-sized rice dumpling with a chewy mochi-like skin made of glutinous rice flour, and a filling of inti kelapa (shredded coconut sweetened with gula melaka, or […]
I don’t usually go crazy making lots of pumpkin dishes every fall, but here I am, with yet another pumpkin recipe! After my Pumpkin Mochi turned out so well, I […]