A Singaporean Uncle in Australia

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Saturday, May 29, 2010

Your hands are a tool in the kitchen too.

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Walk into any modern kitchen, chances are you’ll be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of gadgets and machines at the ready to chop, dice, mix,...
Saturday, May 22, 2010

Singaporean Table Manners and Tableware

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There are few sights more intriguing to those born and reared in Singapore than the sight of someone eating rice with a knife and fork rathe...
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Saturday, May 15, 2010

Sweet Taro and Ginkgo Dessert (Orr Nee, 芋泥 /白果 )

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While this traditional Teochew dessert called Orr Nee Pek Qwee ( 芋泥 白果 -Sweet Taro with Ginkgo Nut) originated from Gua Mah's recipe oft...
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Monday, May 10, 2010

Oats Porridge with Meatballs

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Say the word “Quaker Oats ” and chances are, images of recuperation after an illness during of your childhood come to mind – when Mom served...
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Sunday, May 9, 2010

Happy Mother's Day

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On the second Sunday in May of each year, we celebrate Mother's Day in Australia, which happened to fall on today. Although many places...
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Friday, May 7, 2010

MasterChef Gua-mah's Teochew Boiled Pork

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Teochew food is known for its fish dishes and vegetarian dishes and particularly the use of very light flavouring and seasoning (salt, spic...
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Saturday, May 1, 2010

Mum's Ying and Yang Food.

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Like many Singaporean children in my childhood, I was brought up constantly hearing from grown-ups that certain food is hot or cold for the ...
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