The word ‘scotch’ stems likely from an old English term ‘scotching’, which refers to the way meat is minced or chopped for wrapping around the egg. Interestingly, it’s got nothing to do with Scotland at all, although it’s near enough. … Read more
This soup, although commonly served in Chinese households, is very unique in its texture and technique. Firstly, it uses a very unique vegetable called luffa (or loofah), which looks like a huge cucumber, or a green coloured radish, but is … Read more
It’s the first day of 2026. Happy new year!
I can’t remember where I got this recipe from, but it was in my big book of recipe collections, apparently from a newspaper cut out very very very long ago because my book has been with me for the longest … Read more
This dish is so so delicious. I can’t emphasize that enough. The tofu was easy enough to make and steam, and the kai lan mixed into the pork mixture was perfectly disguised. It makes this dish perfect because it has … Read more
