By Ingredient: Pork Recipes

Roast Whole Chicken Legs with Orange
Classic Chinese Recipes & Malaysian Signature, Festival Recipes, Easy Home Cooking Recipes, Main Course

Roast Chicken with a Light and Fragrant Orange Sauce (Christmas Special)

This Roast Chicken with a Light and Fragrant Orange Sauce is my ideal Christmas dinner recipe — so simple to make, yet tastes so delicious. The chicken turns out tender and juicy, paired with a light and fragrant orange sauce. This isn’t an overly rich or sweet type of orange sauce. It’s light, savoury, and […]

Steamed Dumplings in a Bowl; Dumpling Recipe; Wanton Recipe
Easy Home Cooking Recipes, Main Course

Steamed Dumplings in a Bowl (Dumpling Hack)

I saw this Steamed Dumplings in a Bowl recipe trending on social media and I thought it was such a brilliant idea. If you love dumplings or wantons, you’ll love this hack. Instead of wrapping the dumplings one by one, you can just place all the ingredients in a bowl. This version I made is like a hybrid of dumplings and lasagna. You get to enjoy the juicy meat, the nourishing fragrant soup and dumpling skin together, just like your regular dumplings. Whip this up in less than 30 minutes — just perfect for everyday meals .

Steamed Minced Pork with Dried Squid and Mushrooms
Easy Home Cooking Recipes, Main Course

Steamed Minced Pork with Dried Squid and Mushroom

This Steamed Minced Pork with Dried Squid and Mushrooms is a classic Chinese Style Steamed Minced Pork Dish. There are many variations of Chinese Style Steamed Minced Pork by adding different ingredients. But I prefer this version of adding dried squid and mushrooms. After steaming, the meat patty is juicy, moist and slightly springy. It’s savoury, full or umami and just so tasty.

Authentic Old Cucumber Soup
Easy Home Cooking Recipes, Main Course

Old Cucumber Soup

This old cucumber soup has a clean, mellow flavour that’s naturally sweet from the old cucumber and red dates, with a rich, savoury depth from the pork bones and umami sweetness from the dried squid. The texture of the soup is light and smooth, while the old cucumber turns soft and tender after simmering, almost melting in your mouth.