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Kuih Lapis (Steamed Layer Cake)

December 19, 2021by Divinely Delish 1 Comment

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 […]

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Asian, Cooking, Desserts, Gluten-free, Kuih-Muih, Malaysian, Nyonya, Snacks

Angku Kuih (Red Tortoise Mochi)

December 5, 2021by Divinely Delish 2 Comments

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, […]

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Asian, Cooking, Desserts, Gluten-free, Kuih-Muih, Malaysian, Nyonya, Snacks, southeast asian

Sago Gula Melaka (Sago Pudding with Palm Sugar)

November 21, 2021by Divinely Delish 1 Comment

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 […]

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Cooking, Desserts, Gluten-free, Malaysian

Eggplant in Coconut Milk

September 29, 2021by Divinely Delish Leave a comment

This eggplant recipe is my mother’s creation. It’s one of a few of her yummy eggplant dishes that I remember eating when I was growing up. It’s somewhat similar to […]

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Asian, Cooking, Malaysian, Vegetables

Pandan Custard Meringue Tart

August 30, 2021by Divinely Delish Leave a comment

If you’ve ever tried pandan kaya, you’ll know how delicious it is. It’s usually spread, along with butter, on toast (known as kaya toast, a traditional breakfast item in Malaysia […]

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Cooking, Custards, Desserts, Malaysian, Tarts

Vegetable Curry

July 18, 2021by Divinely Delish Leave a comment

I don’t know how many times I’ve made this vegetable curry. It’s SO delicious! Usually I like to play around with recipes, give it my own twist or adapt it […]

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Cooking, Malaysian, Vegetables

Kuih Koci (Coconut Mochi)

June 23, 2021by Divinely Delish 3 Comments

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 […]

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Cooking, Desserts, Gluten-free, Kuih-Muih, Malaysian, Nyonya, Snacks

Pandan Kaya (Coconut Curd)

September 7, 2020by Divinely Delish 1 Comment

So I finally bought some fresh pandan leaves a couple of days ago, and the first thing I made was pandan kaya.  Kaya is a coconut curd that’s popular in […]

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Breads, Breakfast, Brunch, Cooking, Jams and Spreads, Malaysian, Snacks

Inche Kabin (Nyonya Fried Chicken Wings)

September 4, 2020by Divinely Delish Leave a comment

Inche Kabin is not just Malaysian fried chicken, but more specifically, it is Nyonya fried chicken.  Simply put, Nyonya (or Peranakan) food is a blend of Chinese and Malay ingredients […]

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Appetizers, Chicken, Cooking, Malaysian, Nyonya, Side Dishes

Kuih Cara Berlauk (Savoury Bites)

August 22, 2020by Divinely Delish Leave a comment

It’s been a while since I made kuih (also spelled kueh; or kuih-muih, in Malay), which refers to a broad range of bite-sized traditional snacks and desserts found in Malaysia […]

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Cooking, Kuih-Muih, Malaysian, Snacks

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What's your favourite street food? I just can't resist Murtabak! Crispy and flaky flatbread stuffed with spiced meat, onions and egg. Sooo delicious, and now I can enjoy it at home too!
What's your favourite food for afternoon tea? I love freshly baked, light and fluffy scones served the classic way, with clotted cream and strawberry jam! But when you don't have clotted cream, butter will also do!
Hands up if you love Tres Leches cake!🙋🏻‍♀️ Had plenty of rose milk sharbat so I couldn't resist making these quick and easy Tres Leches cake jars! Just baked and cut out some sponge cake rounds, placed them in mason jars, saturated the cakes with the rose milk and topped them with sweetened whipped cream. Sooo good!
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri/Eid Mubarak to all who are celebrating! Made some chicken rendang because...what's Raya without some rendang?! Cooked with lots of spices and simmered in coconut milk, it's sooo flavourful! The only thing better is beef rendang😂 #notcrispyrendang
Don't we all love those fresh mango and cream crepes that you get at dim sum? Well, I had leftover strawberries so I made a delicious variation of the Hong Kong-style crepes. Yum! Can't go wrong with strawberries and cream!🍓
Chimichurri makes everything taste amazing, don't you agree?! It's fresh, tangy and garlicky with a hint of spiciness. Perfect on grilled meats like these oven-baked chicken wings.
I love making choux! It's my absolute fav pastry. This time instead of the usual cream puffs, I made Éclairs with a simple strawberries and rose cream filling. They're so yummy, light and airy and almost too pretty to eat!😍 What's your favourite choux dessert?
What's on the menu for taco night? How about some irresistibly delicious chorizo tacos with pickled onions and avocado crema? Yes, please!!🙋🏻‍♀️
What's your ultimate comfort food? Can't beat a good chicken curry IMO...especially chicken curry with Roti Jala! The soft lacy crepes are folded or rolled up and perfect for sopping up the curry sauce!
Have you ever tried stir frying shredded tofu? Shredded tofu is commonly used to make a Chinese salad, but I decided to make stir fried "noodles"..So yummy! It's a delicious alternative to regular noodles!

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