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Ti Kuih or Nian Gao is a must have during Chinese New Year. I'm sharing the traditional way of making this sweet sticky rice cake.
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Ginger 'Nian Gao' aka Ginger Mochi Cannelés
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Nian gao or ‘sticky cake’ is eaten at Chinese New Year for good luck. When cooked, the cake has a similar consistency to Japanese mochi balls, and then after pan-frying in egg it transforms into the most delicious eggy ‘br
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Red bean mochi cakes - surprisingly easy to make!
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Tangerine curd and honey sponge cake for Chinese New Year!
