It’s giving 328 Katong Laksa, we really tried our best with this one. The KEY INGREDIENT in the rempah is the dried shrimp and belacan content, don’t skimp on this! This will give the dish a nice ...

This one-pot shrimp & fish stew is inspired by an Italian-American fisherman’s stew and is very versatile Great for feeding a hungry crowd or meal-prepped for the week! This seafood stew warms your ...

So… Benners actually used the WHOLE tub of sambal belacan for this and it was extremely spicy 🥵🌶️ We toned down the recipe after that, but if you REALLY ...

Looking for more high-protein recipes? 😏 We’ve got you covered! Switch your diet up from chicken breast to shrimp – these little guys are packed with protein and super low in fat. Trust us, you’ll ...

It’s giving 328 Katong Laksa, we really tried our best with this one. The KEY INGREDIENT in the rempah is the dried shrimp and belacan content, don’t skimp on this! This will give the dish a nice ...

For laksa noodles, soak noodles for a few hours or overnight. For laksa noodles, soak noodles for a few hours or overnight. Cook the laksa noodles for 10 minutes. Drain and set aside. Cook the laksa ...

We know how hard it is to choose homemade. Most of us like the idea of cooking more than actually being in the kitchen, and deciding what to cook is tough enough! But we’re here to help. Sure, we ...

***Important note, water has to be lukewarm for the batter. This fluffy peanut pancake invokes lots of childhood memories for us. Who doesn’t love a moist and fluffy pancake, stuffed with a generous ...

This Nyonya Chap Chye is a classic from the Peranakan cuisine. Peranakan food is touted to be a blend of South East Asian culinary cultures – often hitting the spice, sweet and tang notes deliciously.

This dish is derived from the famous crispy yam ring dish.The crispy yam ring was created by one of Singapore’s Four Culinary Heavenly King, Mr. Hooi Kok Wai out of love for his wife. So much history ...

When Chinese New Year is around the corner, there’s always gonna be the usual “standard items” that come to mind. Red packets, ???? relatives, New Year goodies and snacks, and last but not least… the ...