Author Archives: cllism

Simple Pan-Fried Salmon With Teriyaki Sauce

  As a household, we love to eat salmon. My favourite will definitely have to be salmon sashimi, but sashimi has got to be a treat for that once-in-a-while occasion only. Pan-fried or roasted salmon isn’t cheap either, though the … Read more

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Classic Korean Bibim Guksu (비빔국수)

This recipe of bibim guksu originates from Korea, and is a noodle dish that is especially popular during summer because it’s made with chilled cold noodles. It uses thin wheat flour noodles to prepare, and has a sweet and savoury … Read more

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Orange Mochi With Funny Faces

This mochi recipe was something I did out of pure fun. I had a packet of glutinous rice flour in the cupboard that I wanted to try to use up, so this recipe seemed the most straightforward and without the … Read more

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Lemon Smoothie With A Spicy Kick

I recently just came back from a short holiday in Bali. There, we had opportunities to taste some of their local cuisines and drinks. I really love how they put ginger in some of their dishes and drinks to spice … Read more

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A Fusion Take On A Creole Dish Of Salted Fish Rougaille

A rougaille (pronounced as ‘roo-gai’) is a French word but with origins from Mauritius. It means a dish that uses tomato as its base, as well as a combination of spices to cook its main ingredient such as fish, meat … Read more

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