Chilli Con Carne
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This dish has a special place in my culinary heart. I first tried this spicy tomato-meat concoction on top of a baked potato (jacket p...
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Mango & Coriander Spicy Kerabu Salad
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This refreshing salad is based on the Thai Som Tum Mamuang  (Thai Green Mango Salad) and the very much loved Kerabu Mangga recipe that M...
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Bhel
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I was first introduced to Bhel as I read the opening paragraph to The Namesake , about the main character Gogol's mother and her a...
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Nasi Lemak
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Nasi Lemak is a rich and creamy rice cooked in coconut milk. Traditionally it is accompanied with sambal tumis (sauteed sambal), ikan ...
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Sambal Tumis (Sauteed Sambal)
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Here is a recipe that is a basic building block to many Malaysian dishes - the sambal tumis . It literally means Sauteed Sambal, sambal ...
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Gemista (Stuffed Vegetables)
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Gemista is a great dish to have during the summer, the tomatoes and peppers are excellent during this season. This is one of the first f...
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Easy Lassi
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Fruit Lassi (like the Mango one) is very tasty. But in Malaysia, what I usually go for is the Savoury Lassi. It is flavoured with cumin,...
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Asian Beef and Noodle Salad
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Its summer time now in Greece, and the weather can get extremely hot. But there are times I miss the stir-fried noodles like Mee Mamak ,...
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Momofuku-inspired Sauce
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David Chang is a genius. I have tried quite a few of his recipes from his Momofuku cookbook and they were heavenly. The technique of h...
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