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Malaysian Classics
Popular Malaysian Noodles
5 Ingredients or Less
Caramelised Shabu-Shabu Beef (Nonstick Pan Version)
When my husband came home with a 130g pack of shabu-shabu beef from AEON, my first thought was: what exactly
Airfryer Scoop Cookie with a Pistachio Centre
If you’ve been scrolling food videos lately, chances are you’ve seen the scoop cookie. It started popping up all over
Airfryer Tortilla Quiche
The first time I saw someone make a quiche using tortilla wraps on Instagram, my reaction was immediate. OMG. I
Salted Duck Egg Sauce
This whole recipe started because a good friend gifted me with a bag of salted duck eggs. Not one or
Nasi Goreng Kampung with Homemade Sambal Hijau
There are two types of nasi goreng kampung in this world. The sad, pale, under-seasoned kind you regret ordering. And
2-Ingredient Greek Yogurt Bread (No oven, no knead)
Every once in a while, a viral recipe actually deserves the attention it gets, and the Greek yogurt + flour
No-Bake 3-Ingredient Viral Cheesecake
Some of my favourite kitchen experiments happen when I’m trying to clear leftovers from the fridge, like this no-bake Greek
Sambal Hijau (Ijo)
I’m currently obsessed with sambal hijau (ijo)!! This whole journey started when I had a nasi goreng kampung craving. I’ve
Roasted Pumpkin and Pomegranate Salad
As a die-hard meat lover, salads were never my first choice—until I met this one. This roasted pumpkin salad with
Nam Khao (Lao Crispy Rice Salad)
If you’ve never tasted Nam Khao, imagine a salad that crunches, crackles, and bursts with limey, savoury, slightly sweet flavours

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