Pandan Kaya (Coconut Jam)
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Kaya. In Malay it means rich. It also describes this custard-like spread that I love. Its great on bread (especially thick fluffy whit...
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Canard a l'orange with five spice
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This past weekend, while browsing at the supermarket, I found duck - a whole duck - giblets and all. And I was reminded of a meal I ha...
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Mavrodaphne Rabbit
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Rabbit. I know, I know, its Thumper. Yes, its also Bugs Bunny. I know for a lot of people, this can be a big no-no. I was once a young...
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