Oatmeal Crispies is perfect for Chinese New Year. This cookie is simple, crunchy and delicious!

Chocolate chili cookies is a new flavor you can make for Chinese New Year. Thrill your guest!

Come check out my little review on the highly rated cupcake from the Primrose Bakery, Covent Garden, London

Doenjang jjigae is a favorite traditional Korean stew. It’s savory, sweet and spicy all at the same time.

Sweet Potato Bacon Roll – This cute amuse-bouche dish is appetizing and a fun way to serve small bites to your guests. Try it.

Kimchi jjigae is a popular and favorite Korean stew. It’s spicy, lovely and flavorful!

This classic Swedish prawn cocktail (skagenröra) appetizer is just heavenly and wonderful. Try it and you’ll love it.

Soft and chewy… these white chocolate chip macadamia nut cookies are to die for!

Mint tea with honey & red dates is a lovely and soothing drinks which helps to calm nerves, headaches, toothaches, etc.

This delicious tofu dish is super easy to cook. Love the fragrant of Shaoxing wine and crunchy anchovies together with fried egg tofu.

Red beans soup with tangerine peel & the compulsory cream crackers is a delicious classic Chinese dessert loved by many!

Homemade croissant are the best. Don’t ya think so?

The pairing of fermented bean paste and tofu with minced pork and fish paste is devilish good! Try it and you will know. :)

This delicious & auspicious dish is just perfect for Chinese New Year. The flavorful aroma & ‘wok hei’ will definitely win you over.

Come follow me in my very first kimchi making journey including mouth-watering photos and some tips that I learned.

These savory Salted Egg Yolk cookies are to die for. It’s crunchy, a little salty and very yummy. Ideal Chinese New Year cookies.

Follow this Green Pea Cookies recipe for a melt-in-the-mouth effect.