In Thai, “Khao Niew” means sticky or glutinous rice, and “Mamuang” means mango. You’ll often find this dessert sold at street stalls in Thailand, but trust me, not every version is worth raving about. I’ve tasted many, even right in Thailand (RED RUBIES IN COCONUT MILK), and some were just average. But when it’s good, it’s really good, sticky rice that’s soft but not mushy, coconut milk that’s sweet and salty, and mango that melts in your mouth (THINGS TO DO IN THAILAND).
This Indian lady is definitely a bit different. While most Indian women and men make pineapple tarts for Deepavali, I chose to bake them for Chinese New Year. Strange, right? It was just me using my semester break to make Nyonya Pineapple Tarts. I wanted to practice my baking skills (EASIEST BANANA CHOCOLATE CAKE) - after all, practice makes perfect. But I’m not looking to turn this into a business; it’s just a fun hobby for me (INDULGENT CHEESECAKE SWEET DELIGHTS).
The vibrant, aromatic Thai Red Curry Paste is the heart of many delicious dishes. Once you've made this paste, you’re almost ready to whip up a flavorful Thai Red Prawn Curry. It’s a versatile paste, perfect for adding your choice of seafood, chicken, or pork. While I can't say for sure if it works with beef, I can definitely vouch for my Thai Red Mutton Curry. In fact, I’ve made it countless times, along with prawn and egg variations (THAI SPICY EGGPLANT).
Abstract
In
the fast-paced urban environment, the pursuit of pleasure and emotional
fulfillment has led to an increased prevalence of sexual and mental affairs.
This article explores how the demands and dynamics of modern urban life have
shifted desires and behaviors, leading individuals to seek connections outside
traditional relationships. The article distinguishes between sexual and mental
affairs, highlighting how each serves different needs and reflects the
complexities of contemporary relationships. It also addresses how these affairs
are influenced by factors such as emotional loneliness, libido crises, lust
over love, wear and tear of relationship, also, trills of affairs, the quest for
personal fulfillment.
Rice congee, or bubur nasi as we call it in Bahasa, is essentially rice cooked with extra water, creating a soft, diluted form of rice. I’m a huge fan of rice congee – how about you? On chilly days, nothing beats the comfort of a warm bowl of it. Now, let’s dive into making rice congee and explore some delightful additions to enhance the experience.
I have a wealth of stories, and one I'm excited to
share involves my journey with jellies. When I first launched Nava K, now known
as Nava’s Zen, 14 years ago, I started making desserts, and jellies made with
agar-agar were among the simplest to create. I'll be sharing these recipes, but
the standout is undoubtedly Chrysanthemum Goji Berry Jelly. Although it's a
traditional Chinese jelly, I was surprised to find that even many Chinese
people were unfamiliar with this style. It left me quite speechless!
Goji berries are a staple in my kitchen, often used in Chinese soups and noodle dishes (CHINESE VEGETABLE NOODLE SOUP). I also regularly make chrysanthemum tea. With these ingredients always on hand, what more can I add?
The establishment exudes a cozy atmosphere, enhanced by sunlight streaming through the surrounding glass walls, creating a comfortable and inviting space. After perusing a menu that boasts an impressive variety, we made our selections. Notably, desserts require a visit to the counter to choose from an enticing display.
Rasam, a Zen nutritious Indian spiced soup, is already a powerhouse on its own (EASY INSTANT RASAM RECIPE). Now, imagine adding crab claws (often called crab legs) to it - transforming it into what’s known as Indian Crab Soup or Nandu Rasam. Crab Rasam is also a Zen natural remedy for cold, flu, and congestion - have you tried it?
Miris malu is a cherished Sri Lankan dish (SRI LANKAN CARROT SAMBOLA), celebrated for its bold flavors and spicy essence. The name "miris malu" translates to "spicy fish" in Sinhalese, and this curry lives up to its name with fresh fish simmered in a rich, aromatic gravy. In Ms. Nava’s traditional version, a touch of green mango adds a unique twist. As a Malaysian Indian, this familiar ingredient introduces a natural tang that beautifully complements the thick, spicy curry, resulting in a dish with tender fish pieces immersed in a flavorful sauce. Although I had the pleasure of tasting some of Sri Lanka’s finest fish curries during my visit (KATARAGAMA SACRED TRIALS), I did not encounter one with mango. I wonder why that is (COLOMBO DISCOVERY).
I’m about to share how you can transform Chilli Chicken (MALAY CHICKEN RECIPES) into something entirely new, while keeping chillies and chicken as the stars of the show. Whether you prefer fresh red chillies or dried ones, this versatile dish is all about bold flavors and personal touches. For a typical Malaysian like me, chillies are essential, adding that spicy kick I can’t live without.
Made from glutinous rice flour, the dough is infused with pandan (screwpine leaf) juice for its signature green hue and aromatic flavour. Once filled with palm sugar, the dough is rolled into balls and gently boiled until they float, signalling they’re ready. As soon as they’re done, they’re immediately rolled over grated coconut to ensure the coating sticks perfectly.
Did you know there are so many recipes you can create with cauliflower? It used to be quite expensive, but over the years, it has become more affordable. Traditionally, cauliflower is stir-fried with spices in Indian recipes or added to curries—both of which are included in this sharing. But that's not all! I’ll also share other exciting dishes you can make with cauliflower.
Every year, those mandarins start rolling in like
an unexpected gold rush. You know the drill- people you barely see suddenly
become your best friends, just as their surplus of mandarins is about to turn
into compost. They play it sly, waiting until they’ve exhausted all other
options and then “generously” pass on the citrus burden to you. It’s a guilt
trip wrapped in orange peel, hitting all the right notes of “Indian sentiment,”
though oddly enough, you’re never on their invite list for Chinese New Year festivities.
Ah, cultural quirks in Malaysia! It’s a dance of exchange and expectations. Deepavali might have you knee-deep in preparations and guests, but when it comes to Chinese New Year, you get the oranges and the occasional cookie—no dinner invites or grand feasts for you.
Abstract
Erectile
dysfunction (ED) and reduced libido present profound challenges for men,
intertwined with complex emotional and physical struggles. This article
investigates the transformative role of yoga as a holistic remedy for these
conditions, presenting it as a powerful complement to traditional treatments.
Yoga offers multifaceted benefits: it enhances blood circulation, alleviates
stress, balances hormones, and improves overall physical health, all of which
contribute to enhanced sexual performance and libido. Beyond its physical
advantages, yoga cultivates a deeper mind-body connection, boosts self-confidence,
and fosters emotional well-being.
Tired of chicken curry recipes with long ingredient lists and complicated steps? If you’re short on time, this quick and easy Indian-style c...
