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Former president Bill Clinton legendary for his love of hamburgers and fries has become a vegan

In an almost hell-has-frozen-over moment, former president Bill Clinton legendary for his love of hamburgers and fries has become a vegan.

Mango Natilla

Mango Natilla

Mango Natilla By  Trissa Lopez ,  Trissalicious My Mango Natilla starts with a layer of rum soaked sponge fingers and then a rich blanket of a mango infused custard and finally topped with a burnt sugar topping. The technique of infusing the custard with mango was inspired from a recent visit to Etch restaurant in Sydney.

Angel-hair Pasta with Shrimps and Macedonian Fruit Compote

Ingredients 200 gr. angel hair 400 gr. shrimps 300 gr. fruit salad compote (it included pear, peach and cherry in syrup) 1 green pepper, julienned 4 broccoli florets 1 carrot, julienned 1 tsp salt Pinch of ginger Pinch of onion powder Pinch of garlic powder 2 tbsp peanut oil Instructions I was in a hurry, [...]

Artichoke My Chicken

Ingredients 4 ea Chicken breast halves boneless, skinless 1 tablespoon Kosher Salt 1 teaspoon Garlic dried, minced (could sub garlic powder) 1 teaspoon Rosemary dried, coarsely ground 0.25 teaspoon Red pepper flakes coarsely ground 4 tablespoon Butter melted 1 tablespoon Lemon juice 1 tablespoon Butter 6 ounce Artichoke hearts drained, juice reserved 1 can (16 [...]

Duck and Bamboo Vermicelli Soup (Bún măng vịt)

Just as phở, the most well known Vietnamese soup (and arguably the most well known Vietnamese dish), bún măng vịt hails from Northern Vietnam. Unlike phở, it is not a mainstream soup and cannot be easily found on restaurant menus. It is distinct due to the use of dry bamboo shoots, which imparts a unique [...]

Stir Fried Lala with LemonGrass and Bird’s Eye Chilli

Another lala recipe? Forgive me but I am quite a fan of lala clams and since the lala clams were looking really fresh in the wet market, I couldn’t resist getting my hands on 1 kg of these sweet tasting clams. Initially, I had wanted to whip up a kamheong lala dish but later realised [...]

Yakitori (Japanese Grilled Skewered Chicken)

If you have ever visited Japan, you may have seen a selection of small stands floating around train stations which emanate a delicious aroma of gently grilled chicken. These stands specialise in yakitori, traditionally made from tender pieces of chicken on a wooden skewer, barbecued over an open flame with a slightly sweet, soy based [...]

Sukiyaki hot pot

Sukiyaki is a hot pot style meal cooked with thinly sliced cuts of meat and vegetables in a sweet soy flavoured sauce. Just as tasty served as a vegetarian dish without meat, Sukiyaki is a versatile meal that is ideal for those cold winter nights. Similar to Shabu-Shabu, it’s a socialale dish that can be [...]