Do you ever take a foodie trip down memory lane thinking about those childhood food you loved so much at one time, now seldom or no longer have them anymore. I have quite a few, some I still secretly enjoy now and again, some sound weird and some make me shudder thinking about them. Many of these are probably more familiar with people from the Far East.
Milo malted chocolate was and is still a
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I will share my very secret of making a very delicious biko. Have you tried biko with condensed milk? Well that's my secret :-). Everybo... -
Turkey Batrik or Bulgur and Tomato Salad with Nuts This recipe was taken from centuries old cooking techniques and when possible applied mod... -
Myanmar Curry of Beef with Potatoes This recipe was taken from centuries old cooking techniques and when possible applied modern cooking met... -
These are called Almond puff pastry if you ever see them in Baker�s Cottage (a Msian bakery chain). I prefer calling them almond puff finger... -
Perfectly yummy!! Ingredients: 2 medium size tomato ( sliced) 2 salted egg 1 bunch potato tops ( talbos ng camote) 2 tablespoons calamansi o... -
Somen is a white Japanese noodles made with wheat flour and can be served as salad or soup, either hot or cold. I made I cooked it mee sua s... -
Farfalle or bow tie pasta originated in Italy, date back 16th century in the region of Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna in Northern Italy. It ... -
Korea Gorigomtang (Oxtail Soup) This recipe was taken from centuries old cooking techniques and when possible applied modern cooking methods... -
Tam-is ang sabaw ug lami kaayo, maong paborito jud nako ning sinabawan nga kinhason. Higop na ta mga higala :-), ug ingon pa sa akong lola m... -
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Ponyfish or sapsap is a small silvery fish creamy tasting fish, Simple yet delicious. Ingredients: 1/2 kilo Sapsap 1 cup water 1 onion 2...
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