DongZhi, is one of the important festival for Chinese, like any other festival, there must be a special food to accomplish the happiness and specialty of the day, one good example is, mooncake for mooncake festival! Can you imagine Mooncake festival without mooncake? Ah, it doesn’t seems right! So for DongZhi, the special food is [...]
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Tang Yuan(Glutinous Rice Ball)
December 27th, 2008 
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Tags: Chinese Dessert, festival, pandan leaves, recipe, sweet, tong sui, tong yun 
No Comments »Durian Cream Puff Recipe
November 28th, 2008 seasiafood Do you like Durian? Well, I must agree that Durian is an “extreme†fruit, is either you superb love it or you superb dislike it, all thank to it “wonderful†smell! Maybe because of the culture in Southeast Asia, or perhaps the influence from the elderly people, most Southeast Asian love Durian, they even called [...]
Posted in Chinese Dessert, Dessert Tags: asian dessert, cream puff, dessert recipe, durian, durian dessert, durian puff, puff, southeast asian dessert 1 Comment »Mak Zuk Tong Sui
November 22nd, 2008 seasiafood There are so many type of Tong Sui in Southeast Asia, and I have introduced the most famous one in my previous post, Red Bean Soup. Now, let’s make another Tong Sui, how about Mak Zuk Tong Sui? Mak Zuk literally mean Wheat Porridge, it looks like a porridge as it is white, thick and [...]
Posted in Chinese Dessert, Dessert Tags: asian dessert, Chinese Dessert, Dessert, dessert recipes, mak zuk, tong sui, wheat porridge No Comments »Red Bean Soup
November 15th, 2008 seasiafood Red Bean Soup, one of the most famous dessert among all the chinese desserts in the world, is made from azuki bean, sugar, lotus seed and with a small amount of dry tangerine peels. It is one type of Tang Shui (Mandarin) or Tong Shui (Cantonese), which literally means Sweet Water. It is usually consumed [...]
Posted in Chinese Dessert, Dessert Tags: Chinese Dessert, Dessert, pandan leave, red bean, red bean soup, red bean soup recipe, tang shui 2 Comments »
