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Category Archives: Food around the world
drunken sambal spot prawns (& advice on building up flavours)
It was pouring earlier but later, when it stopped raining, I headed out to the Spot Prawn Festival, only to find that everyone else had headed out as well. I seemed to be always in the wrong place at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian food, cooking, prawns, recipe, sambal, Singapore & Malaysia
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Banana Leaf restaurant review
One of my favourite places to drag our Vancouver visitors is to the Banana Leaf Restaurant. Richard, our latest visitor, has a Singaporean wife, and yearned for the food of Singapore so the Banana Leaf seemed to be a logical … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian food, Banana Leaf, Char Kuey Teow, crab, restaurant, Singapore, Singapore & Malaysia, Singapore Chile Crab
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Mikey’s spring salad with asparagus and halloumi recipe
It’s that time of year again – asparagus time! When my friend Mikey, visiting from England, saw asparagus on sale for 99¢ a pound, he ran out and bought us a pound of halloumi cheese so that we could make … Continue reading
Pad Thai and Penang Kai recipes
PAD THAI and PENANG KAI (Thai curry, Penang-style) recipes from the Thai Cultural Association Cooking Demonstrations during the Lay Krathong Celebration, November 6, 1993. Continue reading
Salbutes: little bocadillas to tempt the mouth
These tasty little treats start with homemade ‘tortillas’ that are topped with pulled chicken (marinated in bitter orange and achiote paste), lettuce, tomatoes, ‘pickled’ onions, avocados and jalapeños. The ‘tortillas’ are made with corn ‘masa’, to which a small amount … Continue reading
from the Yucatán : sopa de lima
Our Mexican cooking class featuring meals from the Yucatán began with sopa de lima (lime soup). This uniquely Yucatán dish is made from a special lime that grows only this region. The sopa de lima prepared in our class was a … Continue reading