Cooking Tips
Cooking Tips: Tai Lok Mee
Thick yellow noodles ideal for cooking Malaysian "KL Hokkien Noodles". 烹饪方法 General Cooking Directions: Stir-fry: Not necessary to blanch noodles before stir-frying. Stir-fry noodles...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Hakata Fresh Japanese Ramen
Named after a district in the city of Fukuoka, the Hakata Ramen is a regional specialty enjoyed by people internationally. It is thinner than regular...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Handmade Noodles
与手工切割和机械制造的面条相比,手工面条通常具有更柔滑,弹性和耐嚼的质地。 Compared to hand-cut & machine-made noodles, handmade noodles usually has a more silky, springy and chewy texture. 烹饪方法 General Cooking Directions: 煮 Blanch: 5-10 seconds 炒 Stir-Fry: 15-20...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Fresh Fettuccine
Fresh pasta is more tender than dried, and is best prepared with lighter sauces although still delectable with more savoury sauces - They also absorb sauces better than...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Fresh Spaghetti
Fresh Pasta is more tender than dried, and is best prepared with lighter sauces such as cream-based or butter and sage sauces although still delectable with...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Thick Vermicelli
Thick, chewy vermicelli noodles that goes well with soups and gravy. General Cooking Directions: Blanch: 10-20 seconds Stir-Fry: 20-30 seconds . 5 Handpicked Recipe Ideas For...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Kway Teow
Classic Kway Teow 中粿条 Fresh pasteurised Kway Teow made from high quality rice to give a silky smooth feeling in the mouth. The fragrant aroma of the...
Read MoreCooking Tips: Silken Tofu
Silken Tofu is undrained, unpressed, and has the highest water content of all types of tofu. Our Silken Tofu is ready-to-eat after draining the liquid...
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