Category: Blog
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Lion’s Head Noodles
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There’s a more complex Fuchsia Dunlop recipe for these as well that is worth trying, but this was excellent. I also used pork shoulder minced in the processor to get…
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Dan Dan Noodles
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Better than my previous attempt of these, and because I was lazy and added no words back then I have no idea why. I remember that it felt curiously straightforward…
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Hong Kong Crispy Noodles
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This reminds me of Pancit Canton, but with a pleasingly crispy thin noodle bed rather than thick juicy noods, and possibly a less crowd pleasing flavour… May be a harsh…
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Light Fruit Cake
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This is Nigel Slater’s gooseberry crumble cake (minus the gooseberry and the crumble) and 260g of soaked dried fruit. And it’s great. I skewed the ratio of flour to almond…
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Corn Chowder
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Tried to omit the cream initially… But this may depend on the creaminess to add body as I wasn’t impressed until I added some single cream, which tied it together.…
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Goa fish curry
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A form of molee, really, but a teeny bit more rich, at least in the heavily modified version I was able to create here. Using ground spices and coconut cream…
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Jam Sponge Pudding
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Honestly I just don’t know that it’s possible to make a steamed pudding look refined in any way. I wasn’t really trying in fairness, I’m not even sure if I…
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Roast cabbage with chana dal and sauerkraut
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Wholesome and tasty. Added some extra sauerkraut and a sprinkle of Hungarian paprika to finish. Would love to keep the cabbage more whole. Perhaps just by cooking it for a…
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Pomme Dauphinoise
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This recipe feels authoritative. Not experimental, not “here’s a quick stab at it“. More “this is how you make a pomme dauphinoise“. From the wording, including story of it being…
