It’s all gone. The durian snowskin mooncake that I took pains to knead and roll and mould. My goodness, how is it possible that everyone around me (with just one exception) loves durian so much?
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My Family’s Favourite Durian (& Yam) Snowskin Mooncakes
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Tagged Chilled, Durian, Frozen, Glutinous Rice Flour, Lantern Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Mooncake, Yam
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