Featured Recipes
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Pumpkin Soup
Pumpkin soup – Is very delicious and refreshing especially on a cold day. It can be made completely from scratch. The pumpkin must be very ripe for the best pumpkin soup. Its skin has a deep solid color (orange in most varieties). So when buying make sure of this: When you thumb the pumpkin, the rind will…
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Pork Lettuce Wraps
Pork mince can be used for different types of meals such as preparing meatballs, fillings for wonton soup, patties etc. Hence its versatile. This recipe of adding greens in your everyday diet is a healthier choice. Pork mince goes very well with lettuce with a juicy intense flavor of sweetness, spiciness and tanginess. I would…
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Mushroom Soup
Even in this sweltering heat, one weekend evening, we went to a small local restaurant to have something very light and ordered steaming hot mushroom soup served in a paper cup. It was thick, delicious and satisfying. Since then, I wanted to try it and I finally made it. I bought these fresh huge mushrooms…
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Pork Ribs Recipe
It is my first preparation of a marinade for pork ribs which turned out as good as I expected. Previously, I had prepared pork ribs but it lacked some ingredient and marination time was less which is why I was reluctant to post it until now. I realized that this recipe turned out just the way I wanted. The…
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Beef Cutlet
This Beef cutlet recipe specifically reminds me of my childhood, when my Mom used to make occasionally. It has has been one of my favorites in my book of recipes for years since I’ve been away from home. It can be a light afternoon snack, appetizer or a side. They are best when served hot, and you can’t…
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Crispy Pork Wonton – Chinese
I have wanted to try the crispy version of Chinese deep-fried crispy Pork wonton Recipe. I first ate them at a local food court in Singapore. They are crispy and delicious which makes it a perfect homemade appetizer for potluck parties. One can just buy these store bought wonton wrappers or wonton pastries. Store them…
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