These cinnamon buns are so soft, so gorgeously doughy and so unbelievably full of cinnamony goodness that you won't want to look at any other cinnamon bun recipe ever again. I had my first ever cinnamon bun at the Scandi Kitchen on Great Titchfield Street about a year ago, and haven't looked back since. It was one of those wonderfully shameless moments where I stood a few meters from the door (having stopped in my tracks on taking first bite) and scoffed the whole thing. No, this is not a save it for later kind of bun.
Tuesday, 29 December 2015
Tuesday, 15 December 2015
Gua bao with spicy fried chicken
Gua Bao, often known quite ambiguously as just 'Bao' - which would be
like saying 'bread' or 'wrap' - is a Taiwanese street food made to melt hearts
and stomachs alike. They are little cloud-like white buns in which you'll find
a varity of magnificently cooked meat (crispy duck, braised pork belly, fried
chicken...) accompanied by tangy, crispy, saucy and spicy flavours. My perfect
Gua Bao comprises of magnificent meat, something pickled, something spicy and a
(very important) crunch.
Tuesday, 1 December 2015
Winter Slaw with Thai Peanut Dressing
About two years ago I
went for dinner at a dear friends house and she served me this. Or something
like this, it was peanutty red cabbage, that's for sure. It has stuck with me since then as such a beautiful merging of
English and Thai with a sprinkling of Christmas (the red cabbage). I'm sure
that's what she was going for.
Labels:
Asian,
British,
Easy,
Gluten Free,
Healthy,
Quick,
Salad,
Thai,
Vegetables,
Winter
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