April 6, 2016
When it comes to comfort food, besides my favorite Asian cuisine, pasta ranks number 2 on my list. There are so many different shapes of pasta – spaghetti, fusilli, penne, rigatoni, etc. Pairing the correct pasta shape with different types of sauces can make a difference in the overall enjoyment...
April 1, 2016
This Double Chocolate Pavlova with Mascarpone Cream is made with one of my favorite girlfriends in mind. She is a huge fan of chocolate, meringue and also gluten-intolerant. Action speaks louder than words, I actually made this for her birthday (few weeks back) and hand delivered it right to her door. And yes, it lasted the 25-min journey and kept well in the fridge even till the next day...
March 30, 2016
Couple of weeks ago, I made this Japanese Yakisoba for lunch. Armed with a limited supply of ingredients in my pantry, I managed to whip up a rather decent meal for myself. Not too bad, right? The proper name for this noodle dish is sōsu yakisoba (ソース焼きそば), literally means fried buckwheat, which is what soba noodles are made of...
March 25, 2016
What happens when you have a whole bunch of bananas staring at you for days? Make Bananas Foster! These cute miniature fruit were given to me by my mom and while they were sweet, tasty and extremely easy to devour a few at one go, it was just impossible to finish them...
March 24, 2016
Serving authentic Spanish Tapas and good quality wines, Binomio Spanish Restaurante is one of the latest, popular Spanish restaurant nestled right in the heart of Craig Road. The name Binomio literally translated as pair / duo and it’s not hard to imagine why they came up with this name. Upon entering the restaurant, you are greeted with a contemporary design of wood, bricks, tiles and artwork. A lively Tapas bar is situated near the entrance and less than 10 steps away, an elegant fine-dining room awaits you.
March 18, 2016
Using just one large onion, I was able to fry up this large plate of addictively light and crispy onion strings. Beside my favorite onion rings, these homemade crispy fried onion strings are absolutely a must-have side dish to go with burgers, steaks, salads or anything you fancy. Heck, they even taste absolutely delicious on its own. It takes a lot of will power to stop picking through the pile.
March 17, 2016
Boasting fine wines and delectable world cuisines, the annual World Gourmet Summit (WGS) will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. It is the region’s most talked about premier food and wine event, catapulting Singapore to the forefront as a dynamic international culinary hotspot...
March 16, 2016
But I seriously cannot remember when the last time I had Spam was. It was that long ago. Making this Teriyaki Spam Musubi has always been on my mind, thanks to food Network “Best Thing I ever Ate” segment. This ginormous-looking onigiri originated from Hawaii and is well-loved by the locals and tourists. I read they are so popular you could find them in every convenience store on the island. Well since I don’t think I’ll be making my way to Hawaii anytime soon, it is probably best I make some myself. Right now.
