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Posted by Sam Han on May 19, 2017 · Leave a Comment
We had hazelnuts chocolate tart for tea yesterday and my grandson was more interested in the nuts and chocolate then the pastry so here’s what it takes to make a great silky smooth and creamy ganache filling! Luxurious Bittersweet Chocolate Ganache Filling: 350g (12 oz) Bittersweet Chocolate (70%), chopped. 350ml (1½ cups) Heavy Cream. ⅛ … Continue reading →
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Posted by Sam Han on March 12, 2013 · 4 Comments
Pandan Flavoured Onde Onde Recipe: 500g Sweet Potatoes (yellow flesh, preferred). 10 Pandan Leaves, wash and tie 3 leaves into a bundle and cut the 7 remaining ones into small pices, set aside. 75g Plain Flour, sifted. ½ teaspoon Salt (each for dough and coconut shavings). 400g Palm Sugar (they come in cylindrical block form). … Continue reading →
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Posted by Sam Han on March 8, 2013 · Leave a Comment
The northern Chinese folks call them Yuanxiao (usually eaten during Chap Goh Mei or the The Lantern Festival) and the southerners call them Tangyuan (eaten during the Chinese winter solstice). In Singapore, we call them Ah Boling (Ah Balling) but it is actually Ah Bo Nin. Ah Boling is supposedly a homophone in the Teochew dialect where “Ah … Continue reading →
Filed under Celebrations & Events, Chinese, Cuisine, Desserts, Dim Sum, Heritage Food, Home-cooked, Recipes, Snacks & Miscellaneous Foods, Stories, The Bonding Tool Blog, Uncategorized · Tagged with ah balling, ah bo ling, ah boling, asian dessert, china black sugar, chinese dessert, dessert, ginger, glutinous rice balls, hot dessert, lotus nuts, palm sugar, pandan leaf, peanuts, red dates, rock sugar, singapore ah boling, soupy dessert, sugar, sweet soup, Tang Yuan, Yuan Xiao, 元宵节, 十五晚, 汤圆
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Posted by Sam Han on December 26, 2012 · Leave a Comment
I never knew that bananas are flowering plants and are often mistakenly called banana trees. Bananas are rich in nutrients and has many other significant contributions like paper, fibre, religious symbolism, etc… etc… Find out more about Bananas. Recently, my dear friend, Steven Labbe, shared with me his “swear by” recipe and it was the … Continue reading →
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Posted by Sam Han on December 17, 2012 · Leave a Comment
They have the tastiest cupcakes, cute cakepops, edible figurines, bonbonnieres, deluxe macarons (especially the Pistachios) in Melbourne. Some of their best sellers are Red Velvet, Berrylicious, Snowy Strawberry, Double Chocolate and Cookies n Cream. Happy celebrating 🙂
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