Mini Sausage Bread Rolls 迷你香肠面包卷

Mini sausage buns made using my super soft Chia Seed bread recipe. These are very delicious and perfect for breakfast, afternoon tea or as a quick snack. It is great for packing kid's bento boxes as well.

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<Chia Seed Soft Bread Recipe 奇亚籽软面包食谱 >

Notes: I use chicken cocktail sausages, coat a little garlic butter on the sausages before shaping for extra flavour. Refer to the above picture for the shaping idea, each dough weighs 25g. Egg wash and bake at 170'C 12 minutes.

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Ginkgo Nut Pork Tripe Soup aka Pig Stomach Soup 白果腐竹猪肚汤【补胃养生汤】

This is my son's favourite soup! However, I never intend to cook this soup at home because we can get a pretty good one at Lao Huo Tang restaurant. And, the main reason is that cleaning the pig's stomach is a disaster as I can't stand the odour of the raw pig's organ 【 I had a bad experience with this smell. It smells like the dead rat that I dissected during my school day's science lab experiment >0< 】

Then why is this recipe here?! That's because my boy told his grandma he loves to eat pig stomach, so my MIL went to the market and bought it, cleaned and packed it frozen for me. All I have to do is to blanch it and it's ready to cook! :D 

This soup is highly nourishing and it helps to strengthen the body, spleen and stomach. Sharing here's my version of 老火汤 that the son approved! 

Ingredients:

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1 Pig Stomach, cleaned 

1 Kampong Chicken Carcass/ 300g Pork Big Bones

1-2 tsp White Peppercorns, add more if you like a stronger pepper taste

2pcs Scallops, rehydrate 

1 stick DangShen 党参

10g Dried Beancurd Skin/ Fuchuk, soak to soften 

6pcs Red Dates

2 slices Ginger

20pcs Ginkgo Nut

1 heap tbsp Wolfberries 

Some Salt, add to taste

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Method:

1. Blanch the pig stomach - heat it with some water, cooking wine (Shao Xing/ Sake), 5-6 slices ginger and 1 stalk of spring onion. Bring to a boil. Discard the water. Do the same to blanch the chicken carcass/ pork bones.

2. Place all ingredients in the pot (except ginkgo nuts, wolfberries and salt), add hot water and bring it to a boil and lower the heat to medium, cover and cook for 2 hours. Add ginkgo nuts and continue cooking for 1 hour. Slice the pork stomach, add the wolfberries and salt to taste, simmer for 10mins and it's ready to serve. If you're using a pressure cooker <<CLICK HERE>>  to my older soup recipe post for reference.

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Oatmeal Breakfast Waffles 燕麦片格子松饼【外脆内松软】

Crispy exterior, soft and airy on the inside, these healthy oatmeal waffles are wonderfully easy to make. This recipe is super versatile and can be customized in many different ways. My kid loves having waffles for breakfast, adding oats to the waffles is a good way of incorporating nutrients and fibre. 

Ingredients: 

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90g Plain Flour + 10g Corn Flour

3/4 tsp Baking Powder 

1 tbsp Castor Sugar 

1/8 tsp Salt

60g Melted Butter 

210g Milk

1 Egg

1/4 tsp Almond Extract/ Vanilla Extract

15g Baby Oats/ Quick Oats

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Method: 步骤

1. Whisk the egg with sugar, milk, extract and salt. 

2. Sift in the flour and baking powder, mix well. Stir in butter and oats.

3. Cook in a preheated waffle maker. When the waffle is ready, serve it right away. This recipe makes 2-3 servings, depending on the size of the waffles. Leftover waffles can be stored in the freezer for an easy breakfast any day, simply reheat before serving.

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Easy Mango Pomelo Sago Dessert 杨枝甘露 {Simple 5-Ingredients Recipe}

Mango Pomelo Sago dessert is a classic Hong Kong dessert commonly known as 杨枝甘露 "Yong-Zi-Gum-Lo" in Cantonese which consists of mangoes, pomelo, sago pearl and milk. 

This mango pomelo sago dessert is lightly sweet, full of mango flavour and incredibly refreshing. It's very easy to make this at home, all you have to do is boil the sago pearl, blend the mangoes, chill and serve cold. 

Ingredients: 2-3 servings

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1 large Mango

125g Fresh Milk/ Evaporated Milk/ Coconut Milk (use either one)

20g-25g Sugar, adjust the sweetness to taste 

1 slice Pomelo 

30g Sago 

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Method: 

1. Blend 250g mango with sugar and milk, reserve some mango cubes and keep chilled. The key to making this dessert delicious is to make sure the mangoes are ripe and thoroughly blended until smooth and creamy, so there are no coarse fibres in the dessert. I made mine using Ninja blender that is able to puree the mango in seconds. 

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2. Cook the sago pearl for 5 minutes or until transparent, rinse under running water, drain and chill. To serve: Combine all ingredients and serve cold.

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Okra/ Lady's Fingers With Dried Shrimp Garlic Sauce 虾米蒜茸酱拌秋葵/羊角豆

Okra aka lady's fingers is also commonly called 秋葵 in Chinese and 羊角豆 in Singapore and Malaysia. There are various ways to cook okra, here is a simple Chinese okra recipe dress with an intensely savoury dried shrimp garlic sauce easily prep in 2 steps - blanch the okra and cook the sauce.

Ingredients:

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10pcs Okra/ Lady’s Fingers, rub with salt, rinse 

1 tbsp Garlic

1 Red Chilli (kid-friendly) or use Bird's Eye Chilli/ Chili Padi for a spicy kick

2 tbsp Dried Shrimps, rehydrate and chop into smaller pieces

Some oil for cooking

Sauce:

2 tsp Light Soy Sauce

1 tsp Sugar

1 tsp Oyster Sauce 

2 tbsp Water

1/2 tsp Corn Flour

Note: I'm using organic okra which is smaller in size. Adjust the recipe if you're using larger sizes.

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Method:

1. Fill some water in a pan and bring it to a boil. Add few drops of cooking oil, blanch the okra and transfer to a serving plate, discard the water and set aside.

I cooked this dish using Song Cho 16cm frypan, a multi-ply stainless steel pan without chemical coating. It's safe to use in any cooking from low to high heat.

For more information about the product, visit Song Cho e-shop for details.

2. Heat some oil, stir fry garlic, chilli and dried shrimps until aromatic, transfer onto the cooked okra. 

3. Add the sauce ingredients to the pan and simmer until the sauce is thickened. Pour the sauce over the okra and serve right away.

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