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 I was first introduced to the flavour of strawberry by the pink lipstick on my mother’s vanity table. As a kid, sneaking into her room to try on her makeup and jewelries, strawberry flavoured lipstick was my favourite. So the smell and taste of strawberry brought a strange memory to me, not as food Continue reading Strawberry Curd  I have never eaten a bad rice dumpling and I believe, there’s no such thing as a bad rice dumpling. It’s so simple and a five years old would probably perfectly execute the warm and sweet pot of Thai rice dumpling at first try. I am not kidding, we grew up cooking this dish Continue reading Thai Sweet Rice Balls in Coconut Cream Syrup  Winter swept the cold breeze through my window every morning. We wished to stay warmed in the bed as much as we could, but the busy schedule of a day ahead dragged me out of the warm blanket. Rice soup is always the idea breakfast this season, the comforting and warmness dispersed from the Continue reading Salim- Thai Colorful Vermicelli Dessert  A few months ago, my husband asked me to post summer recipes featuring mango as the main ingredients in our blog but I was so caught up with other thing else, when I actually wanted to cook them, the beautiful mango was already vanished from the markets. When I saw some rare wild mangoes in Continue reading Wild Mango Yogurt Dessert  The rain has been showering continuously for a few days now making it difficult to get out of the warm bed. Whole day, it has been raining and chilling the moisten air. I desired to keep my stove on all the time so the ardent smell of food dispersed through every room and cozied Continue reading Sweet Semolina with Coconut Milk  I am not a good baker, and not a delicate one but I do know how to yield some goodies from the oven every now and then. Every room in the house kindly embraces the welcoming smell distributed by our small oven. 2 cups of coffee and a cup of milk were ready at Continue reading Nutella and Blueberry Pop Tart  Banana fritters (Kluay Kaek) is an ultimate Thai street sweet snack. The usual scenes of the women selling and deep frying this crunchy treat are the common sights on the busy footpaths or street markets in Thailand. It is quite fascinating how these ladies manage to cook these delicious bananas on spot and sell Continue reading Thai Banana Fritter  For Thai dessert, coconut always plays an important role in creating a lovely creamy texture and beautiful flavour. Sugar and coconut can do the magic with simple technique. Coconut meat is high in fiber and healthy essential oil that is really good for health. It is a nutritious alternative snack and treats. Candied Coconut Chip is Continue reading Candied Coconut Chip  These lovely colorful gems are one of my Thai favourite treats. They are called Ahloa (Ah Loa). Originate from Portugal but have been in Thai kitchen over many centuries. These cute little treats are available in any Traditional sweet store, school canteen, shopping malls and souvenir shops. We love munching on a handful of Continue reading Ahloa (Thai Sweet Gems)  During special occasions and festivals in Thailand, family and relatives usually sit in circle preparing the special dessert that is a must to serve and gift to the guests. It is a time to discuss and plan for the tomorrow party while delicately wrapping the rice in banana leaves. It is a casual and Continue reading Sticky Rice with Banana and Black Beans (Khao Tom Mud) |
    
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