The Best Fish & Chips!
Fish and chips gained popularity when this meal helped feed many people during the First World War. Crispy battered fish served with golden thick-cut potato fries is of Britain’s and …
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Fish and chips gained popularity when this meal helped feed many people during the First World War. Crispy battered fish served with golden thick-cut potato fries is of Britain’s and …
Satsuma-age or deep fried fishcake is an authentic Kagoshima delicacy made from local produce. It is made from fish that has been blended or mashed into a paste, seasoned with …
Tofu is very popular throughout Asia. There are many stories surrounding the origins of this Chinese soy product. A very interesting one is a man who invented tofu out of …
Churros are deep fried sticks of dough, sugar sprinkled, and served with warm chocolate sauce for dipping. Although churros are traditional in Spain and Portuguese, it is believed that churros …
A crepe is a kind of thin pastry usually made from wheat or buckwheat flour. It is a known French treat but has evolved and well-loved all over the world. …
Cheese tart has been gaining much popularity in recent years. This baked treat originated from Hokkaido, the outermost prefecture of Japan. One night, when a popular bakeshop ran out of …
Japanese cotton cheesecake is a perfect combination of sponge cake and cheesecake in both taste and texture. This fluffy cake with a slightly tart cream cheese flavor is absolutely heavenly …
Panna cotta (which means “cooked cream”) is an Italian dessert. It is a lightly sweetened creamy dessert which has a silky texture. Although it is commonly identified as a custard, …
Banh Chuoi Hap – steamed banana cake – is one of Vietnam’s favorite banana desserts. It is very easy and quick to make and uses only a few ingredients. The …
Pandan rice cakes are jelly-like soft cakes which originate from Southwestern Vietnam. These bright green and white marble cakes drizzled with sugar and pandan syrup are perfect for snack or …