Nyonya kuih

Craving for some sweet and savoury Nyonya kuehs? From Ang Ku Kuehs to Rempah Udang, check out these recommended Top 10 Nyonya Kueh Shops in Singapore.

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Modern Peranakan kueh shops around Singapore There seems to be a rising interest in Straits-Chinese cuisine in recent years. Perhaps it’s because Singapore is now home to the first ever Michelin-starred Peranakan restaurant. Or maybe it’s simply a revival of interest in the culture. Whatever it is, we can’t deny the fact that more and more pastry stores along with restaurants are taking painstaking efforts to churn out Nyonya kueh using both old-school and modern methods. See what all the…

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Moist and flavorful glutinous rice is cooked in coconut milk and naturally colored with butterfly pea flower extract and then pressed into a cake pan and then serve with a rich and creamy kaya jam is one of the popular Nyonya kueh/kuih you can easily make at home with this easy recipe.

Malay kuih

Hello Everyone! Our last recipe for the month of June is an amazing Malaysian and Nyonya kuih made of glutinous rice, coconut milk, sugar, and pandan leaves. Kuihs (or kuehs) are common snacks of t…

How to make Pulut Tai-Tai using Blue Butterfly Pea Powder. Pulut Tai Tai is a popular Asian dessert. Made from glutinous rice served with Kaya or Coconut Jam...

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This cake was made especially for a Nyonya Kueh lover (Nyonya Kueh are traditionally Straits Chinese delicacies found in Malaysia and Singapore). The cake measured 8"*8" and each tiny sugar morsels were handmade in miniature form to fit those small su

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Kuih Koci, (pronounced Kway Kochi ) is a Nyonya dessert of steamed glutinous rice flour filled with delicious brown sugar and grated coconut...

Learn how to make this soft, smooth, and bouncy two-layer Nyonya kuih talam pandan. The bottom sweet pandan layer is topped with flavorful and slightly savory coconut milk layer. The cake is naturally gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan.

This detailed kueh salat recipe will give you all the information you need to make the ultimat kueh salat which you can serve at a cafe for $$$$ a piece.