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One minute Mayonnaise
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One minute Mayonnaise
Herd of the book One Minute Manager? Well, what you are looking now is One Minute Mayonnaise.
This 1-min mayonnaise is not the time you took to take the jar of mayo from the supermarket shelf. It is the time taken to make it, yes, making it. Have you ever tried making mayonnaise [...]
Afghans
 I don’t mean to be political here; I am merely referring to the cookies. Do enlighten me if you know why they call this cookie with such a name; but one thing for sure, this simple and easy-to-bake delectable is very popular in New Zealand. Or so I have been told.
I adopted this recipe while [...]
Deepavali Eternal Delight
Deepavali Delight
This time of the year which itâs an Indian celebration, As the name of this festival suggests ‘Deepavali’, the meaning of this festival lies in its name only; The festival of lights and the victory of good over evil.
Celebration equals to tempting food! Most friends I visited have coaxed me to [...]
marmalade
No scone would be complete without this condiment. I have seen a few posts about grape jam making from the Emmagem reader, Ann. Grape jam sounds lovely and I canât say that I have tried it myself. Perhaps Ann would share with us soon? As you know, self-made grape jam is a fruit preserve. Preserve [...]
8Oct2009 | adamgaffey | 3 comments | Continued
old fashion english scones
Who would think that it is an art in making scones right? Scone, made from only a handful of different ingredients can be challenging and complicated to do.
I have been making scone for the best part or 18 years, started out in my home town then progressed from there. Scone has always been one of [...]
24Sep2009 | adamgaffey | 12 comments | Continued
Tiramisu- Hari Raya Version
I can’t deny that if you put tiramisu on the dessert menu, it would be the most popular choice among the ladies. Have many of the tiramisu fans know or even wondered what does ‘tiramisu‘ literally mean? Tiramisu means “pick me up” or “pull me up”. Its meaning is actually referring to the effects of the [...]
4Sep2009 | adamgaffey | 11 comments | Continued
Tabbouleh salad
What is Tabbouleh salad? This is a signature Arab salad that is served on tables all around the world. Although there are many variations in the making tabbouleh also many different ways to spell tabouleh too, the one I have chosen to share with the readers is the Lebanese style. This recipe was demonstrated to [...]
27Aug2009 | adamgaffey | 3 comments | Continued
Cheese Cake-Cheap Skate
We all know that tasty (and sinful) food is always loaded with calories. Cheese cake shares the same philosophy too. I think cheese cake is a popular cake much preferred by the ladies. Yes, absolutely scrumptious but you may be start calculating how many laps you have to run to shake off the calories [...]
20Aug2009 | adamgaffey | 9 comments | Continued
Chicken Broth-Amber Nectar
No, I am not talking about some flowers here. I’m referring to a rich, clear stock or broth. Seriously, how many people will be bothered to do their own stock for their dishes at home today? Not many, I suppose? Â After all, there is much easier option of adding stock in cubes and from bottles [...]
13Aug2009 | adamgaffey | 1 comment | Continued
Curry Up
The weather in Malaysia is scorching hot lately. We had a smoothie recipe last week, which I think is the champion to beat those hot afternoons. This week, I will go a little bit more extreme. Why donât we get fired up with a curry? I have not posted any local cuisine on emmagem.com so [...]
7Aug2009 | adamgaffey | 1 comment | Continued
Smoothie
“Smoothee” or “Smoothie”
What is smoothie? Generally, it is something where all ingredients are blended together, becoming a delicious beverage. Depending on what you toss into the blender, smoothie can be a meal substitute for those weight watchers too.
I thought about making smoothie this week, after something reminded me of the time I spent in Brazil. [...]
The Art of Risotto
Risotto is a classic cooking method exclusively from the Italian Culinary Art and brought around the world in the most exclusive restaurants. The consistency of a good risotto varies from regional preparations (slightly liquid, creamy, dry) , but the cooking method never change: after a short stirring time, it needs to add little by little [...]
23Jul2009 | adamgaffey | 4 comments | Continued
Not your average pasta recipe!
As promised in a few articles ago (PASTA 101), Iâll share with you a pasta recipe. The name of this pasta âConchiglie alle cime di rapaâ may sound intimidating to you (and mouthful), it is actually a fast, and tasty dish from Bari on the Southern Coast of Italy. It can be called also âConchiglie [...]
16Jul2009 | adamgaffey | 0 comments | Continued
The best-est Chocolate Brownies
For those with sweet tooth, this is a âcan’t-mess-upâ brownie recipe for your collection. Why do I say that it is a failure-proof version of brownie? I love brownies. Over the years, I have been collecting a few of these brownies recipes myself and the one that I am sharing with you here is a [...]
9Jul2009 | adamgaffey | 11 comments | Continued
Season of Fruit
Last week was a busy week for me as my parents were down at Kuala Lumpur from Australia.  With my thorough itinerary-planning, it was an amazing experience for them as this was the first time here. 2 weeks before their arrival, I have listed down all the activities to be done during their stay. On top of the [...]
2Jul2009 | adamgaffey | 1 comment | Continued
What a Tart!
A friend of mine gave birth to a baby girl recently. She called me a few days before her baby shower, saying: âAdam, what do you think I can serve for the guests? Please think of something not too troublesome (she is busy with the baby I guess) and I hope it is some sort [...]
25Jun2009 | adamgaffey | 0 comments | Continued
A Corny Story
Remember in the previous week I have bought some corn from Cameron Highland, which I promised to share a recipe with you? In this post, I will show you how I transformed fresh corn on a cob from my fridge to become a fulfilling appetizer for the dining table.
I hope the soup does [...]
Question: Vegetarianism
Last week, I received a question from a reader from PJ, Daisy. The questions posted by her sounds like this:-
Would really appreciate your thoughts about the potential of âLiving / Rawâ Food & ârealâ Vegan food in this part of the country. The misconception of âveganismâ here in the Chinese community are different varieties [...]
Food in Phuket
As I stagger in exhaustion around Sinbi- Muay tai gym, my limbs feeling like jelly and my brain is screaming âFOODâŠURGENTLY NEEDED!â . Plowing my way through Thai âstreet foodâ in Phuket and some not so original âfarangâ (Thai slang for Caucasian) inspired dishes to assuage my hunger. I observe that Thai food here is [...]
11Jun2009 | adamgaffey | 0 comments | Continued
Pour Homme
No, I am not talking about man’s fragrance here. Well, Father’s Day is in 2 weeks time, a day which I think is created to be fair to the ‘Almighty of the family’ so they don’t feel neglected by the children. After all Mother’s Day is much talked about, promoted and it is celebrated a [...]
4Jun2009 | adamgaffey | 0 comments | Continued













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