Having grown up in Singapore, I have learnt to appreciate seafood in any form.
Especially when it’s dried, and intense.
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Having grown up in Singapore, I have learnt to appreciate seafood in any form.
Especially when it’s dried, and intense.
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Ever wondered what a real-life Willy Wonka is like?
Well, meet William Harcourt-Cooze – British Chocolate maker and enthusiast, and about as close to the quirky confectionary-obsessed Roald Dahl character that we all know and love.
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One of the things I love about Good Food Month is that I get to experience food from all inspirations and cultures, all at my doorstep.
And this time, at Meat Market South Wharf, it’s a bit of the Maori culture, with an Urban Hangi.
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It’s nice to have friends who garden.
And it’s even nicer, when one of these friends decide to give you heaps of Ruby Grapefruit to use! Easy homemade Christmas gifts, here I come!
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Persian food to me has always been a heady mix of spices and textures, shrouded in mystery. So when I got the opportunity to attend a Persian Cooking class as part of the Good Food Month festivities, I absolutely leaped at the chance!
Maybe this is my chance to have some of that deliciousness in my home!
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It always boggles my mind that in Australia, yum cha – which literally translates to “drink tea” – has not very much to do with tea. Instead, it’s used synonymously with dim sum – the little plates that come around in endless trolleys and steamer baskets.
But differences aside, there is always one constant: you never only order just one dish.
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