Mee Hoon Kway with a twist!

These thin sheets of dumpling wrappers are made from dough with wheat flour and water. For boiled dumplings, cold water is best suited as it causes the flour's protein to form the gluten making the dough chewy. An unexpected craving for Mee Hoon Kway dish which is a common local dish available at most foodcourts, … Continue reading Mee Hoon Kway with a twist!

Devouring Lobsters in different methods!

Lobster Bisque Soup. πŸ˜‹ Check out this link on how to preparing Lobster Bisque. https://flofoodventure.wordpress.com/2014/06/27/lobster-bisque-version-2/ How to cook Asian Style Lobster Tail? Check out the details below. πŸ˜‰ https://flofoodventure.wordpress.com/2014/10/22/how-to-cook-lobster-tail-asian-style/ How about Ee Fu Noodles served with peppery meaty lobster Tail? https://flofoodventure.wordpress.com/2014/09/14/black-pepper-lobster-tail-served-with-ee-fu-noodles/

Do you prefer Selar or Kuning Fish?

Spotted Fish Roe amongst these Selar Fish. The larger cousin of Kuning Fish. Selar is aka Yellowtail Scad. Selar Tail is yellow whereas Ikan Kuning has grey tail. Selar is often served at Peranakan restaurant grilled with sambal belacan chilli stuffed inside the fish. These Selar were coated with turmeric and pan fried till golden … Continue reading Do you prefer Selar or Kuning Fish?

Red Grouper

This Red Grouper with its appealing red spotted skin wild caught from the Indonesian waters. Popular as Chinese Pomfret and highly in demand during the Chinese New Year and amongst Chinese restaurants for dinning events. With tender flesh and beautiful white flakes when cooked with a firm texture and sweet flavour. Also known as "Ang … Continue reading Red Grouper