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A Comprehensive Guide to Unagi

Whether you are a connoisseur of all things related to Japanese cuisine or an occasional consumer or even if you have never tried Japanese food before, you may have come across an ingredient known as Unagi. Have you ever wondered about the preparation process for Unagi before consumption? I can tell you that it is …

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Fan Shu Zhou(蕃薯粥) stall – affordable Teochew porridge at Taman Jurong

On the second floor of Taman Jurong Market lies Fan Shu Zhou (蕃薯粥). The store is named after Teochew style sweet potato porridge, include a huge variety of dishes with strong Teochew influence on the food. Famed Braised Pork Intestine at Fan Shu Zhou (蕃薯粥) Fan Shu Zhou (蕃薯粥) is famous for their pork intestines, …

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Rabbitfish in Chinese New Year

Rabbitfish 白肚鱼 for Chinese New Year

Rabbitfish is one of the must-buy food during Chinese New Year(CNY). The species commonly eaten is White-Spotted Rabbitfish. Its stomach region is usually bitter. CNY period coincides with their mating season, as a result, the fish taste great. Rabbitfish contains fish roe and milt(fish semen) during this time. Rabbitfish Milt tastes like soft tofu and with a tinge of seafood flavour. …

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What is Buah Keluak in traditional Peranakan Cuisine?

The Buah Keluak (Pangium edule) tree is also known as Kepayang and Kluwek, it is native to South-East Asia region- Singapore Malaysia and Indonesia. The Buah Keluak tree belongs to the Achariaceae family of shrubs and trees begins to bear fruit at about age 15.  Buah Keluak is called 黑果 in Chinese. After various processes of buried fermentation, soaking and frying, seeds of Buah Keluak fruit are used in cooking in Malay, Indonesian and Peranakan (Straits Chinese) food. Buah Keluak as an ingredient in …

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