Energy bar, snack bar-I am not talking about the packaged cereal bars available in supermarkets. Neither Snickers nor Flapjacks. They are indeed…
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Paneer Balls
by SG Chefby SG ChefPaneer is a fresh cheese. It is available in all Indian grocery stores. Most of the time paneer is homemade in Indian…
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Steamed bun
by SG Chefby SG ChefMost of the Food courts will have Bao buns, Popiah, Rojak and Carrot cake. Dim sum is a Hong Kong/ Shanghai-inspired type…
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Pepper tofu fry
by SG Chefby SG ChefThis recipe contains two well-renowned spices, pepper and turmeric. A lot of people know about these spices’ benefits when they are consumed…
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This time, Asia plays a big part in the recipe, again. So, what I meant by ‘Coconut Cake’ is actually Burfi, a…
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The recipe name gives an overall view and some details of the recipe. But conversely, we are not going to use ghee…
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