Recipe adapted from An Edible Mosaic

So this is suppose to be a Burmese recipe but I tampered with the recipe because upon tasting, I preferred it

Adapted from My Kitchen Snippets

Feel free to change the proportions of the rice and grains. Do whatever that makes you feel happy!

Not so long ago I discovered the word 'nutraceutical'. When I looked it up it meant using food as medicine --

Adapted from Pig Pig's Corner

Have you ever been stuck with lots of ripe bananas? I know I've been there. Summer days are especially unkind

  I've been thinking a lot on the subject of happiness and looking to what makes me happy. There are some

I'm gaining a little bit more confidence with bread now. Though I'm still wary. When it comes to living organi

"Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated." - Confucius. There is a fair amount of truth

Huzzah, it's spring! It's so nice to have sunshine again. Which means, I can take photos by my favourite spot

I used Watson & Son's Manuka Honey to make the orange honey syrup for the cake. Watson & Son's were ve

One of the things I'd discovered in Italy was that great food is often made with very few ingredients. The fre

Adapted from Kokblog This recipe was first published on Honest Cooking, 4 May 2011.

It's Swedish midsummer and everywhere in the city, there are strawberry stands. It's the cutest thing, it's al

Happy April Folks! I hope this month will be a happier month for everyone. I'd falsely believed that spring wa

I have a huge weakness for ayam masak merah, which is chicken coated in a rich, tomato and honey sauce. Cultur

I love how that sounds ... Fat Tuesday. It's like the whole world's conspired to be naughty for the one day. F

  There's this little craze going on in Australia now about quinoa. Every now and then, there's a new ing

courtesy of ABC Cooking Studio, Japan

  I decided to walk home from work on Monday. It was a gorgeous winter's day and since it was only 3pm, t

  Making taro cake reminds me of when the women-folk in my family come together and chatter. My grandmoth

    "Promise me something when you decide to write a cookbook." "What?" I looked at G curiously. The