cantonese

Ginger Milk Pudding

Ginger milk pudding (薑汁撞奶) is a Cantonese dessert made with ginger juice and milk. Without steaming, baking, gelatine or agar-ag…

Hong Kong Egg Tarts

Very few things in life are better than egg tarts fresh from the oven. Tips for homemade Hong Kong Egg Tarts: 🌈 The best tool f…

Sui Gaw (Water Dumplings)

There're 3 components to sui gaw: wrappers, filling, and broth. Wrap thin pieces of dough with a meaty filling. Cook these d…

Orh Kueh (Yam Cake) (II)

Orh kueh (yam cake) is a Chinese steamed kueh. Rice flour batter is heated on the stove till it's thick, then it's steam…

Orh Kueh (Yam Cake) (I)

Making good orh kueh starts with choosing yam that's light for its size. Lighter ones have less water, and less watery ones …

Braised Chicken with Chestnuts

My mother always used dried chestnuts, so I'm clueless about prepping fresh ones. Using my common sense, I figure boiling sh…

Paper-Wrapped Chicken

The paper in 纸包鸡 serves a purpose (other than containing the chicken). It gives the chicken the best of two worlds: steaming and…

Fried Glutinous Rice

Fried glutinous rice is a Cantonese dish. It may be made with glutinous rice that's cooked or raw. The raw version, when it&…

Har Lok (Dry-Fried Prawns)

Har lok (干煎虾碌) is a classic Cantonese prawn dish with a slight western influence. Prawns in the shell are marinated with dark so…

Steamed Pork Ribs with Pickled Plums

Ribs again, after the last post on coffee pork ribs? Well, that's all I have in the fridge. The last time I shopped was more…

Sesame #$!☠&☠^♠‡!!! Balls

Sesame balls (煎堆) are a Chinese snack food that are crisp, slightly chewy, and very fragrant. Balls of dough, covered with sesam…

Pear & Snow Fungus Sweet Soup

Cantonese sweet soups (糖水) are usually served as a dessert, but they're not like desserts in any other culture. Everyone re…

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