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Reviewed by The Wild Boar I think we probably all have our own particular favourite for Japanese food which we’ll fall back on to satisfy that particular sushi-itch. Over the past month and a bit, we’ve tried Inamo, Atari-ya, Koya (twice), Dinin (read full article)
Reviewed by The Wild Boar Another restaurant blogged to death, so we’ll keep this short. Chilli Cool served Sichuan food in a rather nice airy greenhouse like building near UCL territory in Russell Square. Sliced beef Sichuan style lavishly top (read full article)
The July 2010 Daring Cooks’ Challenge was hosted by Margie of More Please and Natashya of Living in the Kitchen with Puppies. They chose to challenge Daring Cooks to make their own nut butter from scratch, and use the nut butter in a recipe. Their (read full article)
We've previously posted about where to eat the best BBQ meats in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Here, you will find various noodle dishes sold in Malaysia and the must-visit places whenever we go back. Here in London, we enjoy Michelin star fine dining, but (read full article)
My grandmother used to cook this a lot which kind of explains why I was once a 65 kg KID! Bear in mind that I'm currently only 158 cm...so...Anyway, this dish involves deep frying pork belly and then braising the fried meat with black fungus. My gran (read full article)
I'm a lazy-ass cook. Just the thought of making stock from scratch daunts me. The only stock I've made so far was this awesome vegetable stock with roasted vegetable and that's because I had to as it's for the Daring Cooks challenge. Finally brought (read full article)
Reviewed by The Wild Boar Warning: we were invited to review this restaurant and the entire meal was paid for by the house. The following below is our independent view, but you have been warned. The PigPig told me before about the exceptionally coo (read full article)
I've finally set up a Facebook Page for my blog! If you want to receive regular updates about my blog, feel free to go and Like me =) You will also find "sneak preview" pictures of recipes that will appear on my blog eventually soon and also some beh (read full article)
I love pairing daikon and meat in braised dishes. Daikon adds such a nice distinct flavour which complements the meat really well. It also acts like a sponge which soaks up all the delicious sauce. So, to carry on the Japanese food craze here, I've m (read full article)
I was introduced to Chinese olive vegetable 橄榄菜 in my recent trip to Hong Kong. They served it as a porridge accompaniment and was also used in a French bean and minced pork stir-fry dish. It is extremely tasty and has very strong taste and aro (read full article)
Reviewed by The Wild Boar Warning: we were invited to review this restaurant and the entire meal was paid for by the house. The following below is our independent view, but you have been warned. Our first meal of the year was at Leong’s Legend in (read full article)
I'm a huge fan of Japanese cuisine. I don't mind having Jap food everyday, every meal (that's if the wild boar doesn't complain). I came across this dish at Swee San's The Sweet Spot. It is another relatively simple meal to put together. The hardest (read full article)
Reviewed by The Wild BoarWhen my friend suggested eating Sichuan after watching Iron Man 2 (yeah I know, this is how long this has been sitting on my hard drive instead of being posted, pretty good movie though), a little flicker of memory made me ta (read full article)
I'm not a huge fan of tofu. The only tofu I enjoy eating is Japanese egg tofu 玉子豆腐. It is smooth, creamy and eggy, a bit like undersalted chawan mushi. Other tofu like Silken tofu, however, has a really weird aftertaste and so I often cover t (read full article)
Here's yet another Shacha sauce recipe. I know...not another one, but it's just too yummy to resist. Besides using it as a dip for hotpot, this is another very popular use of shacha sauce - pairing it with beef. Shacha beef was how I first hear about (read full article)
I've finally finished my Shacha sauce! I'm marinating some beef for a stir-fry tonight. Glad in a way, as I normally have many opened bottles of sauces used only a few tablespoons. If I were to go through my pantry and fridge now, I'd find a few expi (read full article)
Day 1Depart: Wed, 31 Mar, 09:50Arrive: Wed, 31 Mar, 14:50 (we arrived at 14:10, earlier than expected)Kuala Lumpur LCCT - Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport - Apply youth travel card 青年旅遊卡 - Free Go bus to Neijiang hotel 內江商旅 - Te (read full article)
I'm recently addicted to Shacha sauce 沙茶酱, also known as Taiwanese barbeque sauce. I think part of me still misses Taiwan! It is savoury and has a seafoody, nutty and spicy flavour, which reminds me of XO sauce. Widely used in Taiwanese cuisine (read full article)
Din Tai FungXiao long bau (steamed Shanghainese dumplings) – some people say DTF in Taipei (and this is the original branch) makes the best xiao long bau in the world, so naturally we had to try it… the skin was very thin but seemed virtually unb (read full article)
Ay-Chung Flour-Rice NoodleThe soup base here is really one of a kind, an incredibly rich base with bonito flakes as the predominant flavour. Adding in some fresh coriander as well as garlic and chilli sauce makes for an even bigger taste explosion. T (read full article)
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