Recipes
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A Dinner Party Where the Host Sits Down Too
The secret to a good dinner party is not a bigger menu. It is a menu in the right order — raw things first, two short trips to the pan,...
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Low-Carbon Premium Cooking Singapore 2026 Wagyu Uni Truffle
A data-driven guide to low-carbon premium cooking Singapore 2026 wagyu uni truffle, blending trends, tech, and practical steps.
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A Tasting Night at Home: Uni, Hotate and Salmon, Side by Side
You don't learn what you like by eating one good thing. You learn it by eating three, side by side, slowly. A quiet evening built around uni, hotate and king...
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The Weekend Challenge: Three Ingredients, One Pan, Nothing Wasted
One pan, washed zero times. King salmon first, then A4 wagyu slices through the same heat, then hotate in what both left behind. A small weekend game that ends in...
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Local Flavours, Premium Ingredients: Peranakan Heat Meets Cantonese Restraint
Peranakan cooking brings the heat and the fragrance; Cantonese cooking knows when to stop. How to pair both traditions with one good chicken and one good fish, without either tradition...
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Build a Sashimi Platter at Home: Salmon, Hamachi, Hotate and Uni
A sashimi platter at home needs three things in the right order: fish that is genuinely sashimi-grade, a cold plate, and restraint. Salmon, hotate and uni do the raw work;...
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The Singapore Festive Calendar: A Year of Family Tables
A Singapore year is measured in family tables — reunion steamboat, festival visiting, birthdays, Christmas. What to cook, what to bring, and when the good seasonal things appear.
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Temaki Night: Hand Rolls With Wagyu, Uni and Whatever the Fridge Offers
Temaki night is the lowest-effort luxury dinner there is: warm rice, crisp nori, and a table of fillings everyone builds for themselves. Wagyu seared fast, uni straight from the box,...
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A Sashimi Donburi at Home: Uni, Hotate and King Salmon, Done Properly
A great donburi is three good things on warm rice, nothing hidden. Grade A Hokkaido bafun uni, Aomori hotate and New Zealand king salmon — how to assemble the bowl...
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A Roast Chicken Christmas: The Slow-Grown Bird at the Centre of the Table
In Singapore, Christmas dinner is often a chicken — the right size for the family, an hour in the oven, and flavour that needs no dressing up. Ours is slow-grown...
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Sauces That Earn Their Place: An XO You Make Yourself, Brown Butter and Good Salt
Rich proteins don't need covering; they need seasoning with a point of view. A homemade XO built on dried scallops, brown butter for fish, and plain good salt for wagyu.
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Wagyu Ramen Night: A Rich Bowl Without a Ramen Shop
A ramen night at home does not need a ramen shop — it needs a good broth, noodles cooked separately, and wagyu sliced thin enough to cook in the bowl...