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Remember to make this fried potato cutlets (a popular Indonesian snack known as Begedil) the next time you buy that bag of potatoes.
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Award winning tradition in Hobees, California. Thank you to their Blueberry Coffee Cake.
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How many varieties of pepper jellies can you come up with ? A food gift idea for the holiday season.
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America's first, and maybe just about the only cider pub is Ace-in-the-Hole at Sebastopol, California.
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Fuss-free way of making half-boiled eggs. This "hourglass" concept is clever.
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Savory bread roll freshly baked with green onions toppings and stuffed with fillings of cotton-wool textured pork floss. A fluffy tasty treat.
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Eggless tiramisu - eggless because I'm just too afraid to lose it.
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Not your usual stir-fries and salads, steaming whole leaves of napa cabbage is a famous dish in Shanghai now made possible at home with that drizzles of oyster sauce.
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What's in this deep-fried wonton that is addictive? Or are all deep-fried bites addictive? You decide.
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A bacon-mini tower to last me all meals of the day
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Noodling culture in Singapore is like how Italians love their pasta. Now, isn't it obvious which is home-made?
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Chicken nugget english-muffin caught between the grill.
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Fusili tossed in Asian-style steamed shrimps and celery strips - Warm pasta salad, Asian flavors.
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On a hot toasty day, will this runny egg win you over for some light spicy soba?
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Mini tiny shrimps to flavor up your stir fry
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Add a mild Thai kick in this steamed cod fish.
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Ever heard of the "canned sardine burger" ? You will need this if you often have a pantry raid.
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"No-mess" while serving pasta to your guests. Use edible cups or bowls.
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Cooking rice requires experience. No recipe.
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Murtabak, an Indian Muslim dish is also called Motabbag (in Arabic) which means "The Folded"
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The true cost of this soup runs high, will you think thrice?
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How to make instant noodles healthy, instantly? (1) Dump the EVIL. The ready-seasonings pack (2) Read on
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There's always LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL In the lobster tunnel shell, that is.
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Guoba prawns - you will hear a culinary chorus of "crackling, crackle and pop" in this dish. A 3rd "sound" dimension to food after sight and taste. Check it out.
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The correct and traditional way to get the aroma out of the Asian spice paste is to use mortar and pestle. NOT LIKE THIS!!
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These bananas came from a Peru farm - how about yours ?
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Using Niman Ranch beef, these burgers are raised with tender loving care.
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The childhood candy of many- White Rabbit Creamy Candy may now become a Chemical Rabbit!? These sweets can be found in Asian supermarkets in the US, keep an eye on this pouncing rabbit.
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Live flapping prawns are literally, drowned in front of you. Euphoria! Erratic exuberance! Irrational extravagance! Here comes one delicacy- Drunken Prawns
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Lychees and citron honey - what do they have in common?
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The meat of the yak, a unique treasure of the snow mountains and grasslands of the Tibetan Highlands. More nutritious than ordinary beef, the yak feeds on natural grass, other medicinal herbs, and mineral spring water.
