May 9
Assam Fish
by Darly

A video recipe on how to make Singaporean Assam Fish from SBS Food Safari show. A tangy tamarind based sauce is sweetened with many shallots. It is the perfect match for thick cutlets of any oily fish such as mackerel, which is dusted in turmeric-laced flour, fried and added to the sauce.

Serves 4 as part of a meal accompanied by rice.

Ingredients

Rempah
10 eschallots
2 fresh red chillies
½ head garlic peeled
1½ cm knob of young ginger
½ tsp blachan
400-500g tail end of mackerel or other strong flavoured oily fish
1 stalk lemon grass, bruised with the back of a knife or cleaver
1½ tbsp tamarind pulp mixed with 500ml water, strained through sieve once reconstituted
2 tomatoes, peeled, seeded and quartered
2 large red chillies, split lengthwise in half and seeded
2 large green chillies, split lengthwise in half and seeded
Sugar, salt to taste

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Feb 27
Som Tam
by DinDin

From the Amphawan Floating Market in Thailand an instructional movie of how to make Som Tam.

Add green beans, red chilis and garlic cloves, give it a good pounding then add dried shrimp, peanuts, tomatoes, lime juice, shredded papaya and there you go: Som Tam. Delicious and healthy.

Feb 25
Spicy Fish Fry
by Darly

How to make Thai spicy fish fry by Kai.

Jan 20
Panang Curry
by Darly

How to make Thai panang curry by Jammie with easy to follow instructions that anyone can follow.

Jan 18
Sushi
by Darly

A video recipe by Kai, how to make sushi.

Jan 15

There is not a very big difference between breakfast meals in Taiwan and China. Simple egg dishes are a bit more popular in Taiwan. Mostly, simple breakfast sandwiches or grilled egg sandwiches filled with greasy Spam-like meat on bland white bread is consumed during the morning hour.


Of course, China’s morning dim sum is the defining breakfast tradition on the island.

Some dim sum breakfast favorites in Taiwan are dan bing (rolled egg pancakes with onion), man tou (steamed bread), fan tuan (rice roll-ups), tang bao (soup-filled dumplings), potstickers and baozi (steamed buns stuffed with pork and vegetables) or you tiao. These delights are usually served with soy sauce or chili sauce.

Jan 7

How to make traditional Vietnamese food, Sweet and Sour Prawn by Yen.

Dec 18
Shrimp Stir Fry
by Darly

Fast and easy stir fry recipe using mushrooms, bok choy, pea pods and shrimp.


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