Our foolproof recipe for the iconic mochi ice cream, perfect for sizzling summers and chilly winters I have to confess, I still prefer classic mochi to the frozen version, but over here it is mochi ice cream that everyone seems to know best, even with the current craze for real […]
Desserts
Homemade Hotteok – Korean Cinnamon Pancakes
An authentic Korean Hotteok recipe for a delightfully comforting treat Korean sweet pancakes, better known as Hotteok, are among the most beloved street foods in Korea. They warm hands and hearts during the cold winter months, unlike the summertime mango bingsu. This enduring treat is eaten with your hands, warming […]
Authentic Japanese Dorayaki
Discover a delicious recipe for making Japanese Dorayaki—a super fluffy Japanese pancake that looks like an American pancake, but is filled with a sweet paste, sandwich-style. Sweet treat Dorayaki: What is it? Dorayaki is a Japanese dessert made of two soft, sweet pancakes sandwiched together with a filling of sweet […]
Air Fryer Egg Custard
If you’re looking for a simple and delicious way to use your air fryer, look no further! Here’s an easy, exquisite recipe that’s sure to delight. This dessert made with milk, eggs, and sugar is a classic reimagined for the air fryer. Not only is it quick to make, but […]
Gyeongdan – Korean Mochi
You know Japanese mochi? Well, in the same vein, in Korean cuisine we have Gyeongdan. Small, cute, filled with a delicious red bean paste and coated in delicious powders, they will delight your end of meals (or your late-night snacks, I’m not judging) This recipe was contributed by Flav, you […]
Authentic American Fried Oreos
For those who’ve been following me for a while, you already know I’m half American cuisine. Here on the site, I’ve already treated you to my mom’s classic American cookies (one of the blog’s most popular recipes !), cinnamon rolls, and even the Big Mac recipe. Long story short, today we’re […]
Traditional Chinese Mooncakes
Mooncakes, also known as moon cakes, are an iconic delicacy of the Mid-Autumn Festival (Moon Festival) in China. According to legend, they played a role in the 14th century rebellion against the Mongols: secret messages were hidden inside and distributed to coordinate the uprising. Today, mooncakes are filled with red […]
Taro Paste
Taro paste is a versatile condiment used in many Asian recipes thanks to its unique flavor and color. The ingredients? Taro and sugar. Asian pastry chefs love it, and it’s used in countless desserts. You’ll also find taro bubble tea, which has become popular worldwide. Ways to Use Taro Paste […]
Sticky Rice with Red Beans
How about exploring even more of the fascinating world of Chinese cuisine? Today I have a traditional recipe that is anything but ordinary: sticky rice with red beans. This dish is all about textures and flavors coming together. Carefully prepared sticky rice is both tender and chewy, and it blends […]
Mung Bean Paste
Mung bean paste – what is it? Picture an ingredient that slips as easily into a savory dish as it does into a sweet one – a true culinary double agent. That is exactly what mung bean paste is, a quiet star of Asian cooking (let’s shine the light on […]