Enter theBreakfast Guild

“…decadent pancakes drizzled with boozed-up maple syrup and chocolate fudge, hazelnuts threatening to spill over, we were in ecstasy…”

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No Baking RequiredFind out how…

“…not only do you get out of baking with this recipe, it’s actually quite easy to follow and man were they delectable!…”

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A Foolproof Recipe& No Butter Required

“…in any case, I must have lost my mind as I’ve gotten into a baking frenzy and I don’t know how to stop! Yes! Me! The one that dislikes baking or baked goods to the extreme!…”

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Monk & Me – A Sinful Affair [Malaysia Kitchen Blogger Summit - Week 2]

On August 12, 2011 By

This week, we travel to Camberwell, Melbourne to pay tribute to a local monk hiding in a tiny laneway right across the Rivoli Cinema. What follows is a rather sinful affair between the Monk & Me :) Come join me in this week’s Malaysia Kitchen Blogger Summit and remember, if you like my post, follow the link and click “like” to VOTE for me :)

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A Revisit to Seven Seeds @ Carlton, Melbourne

On August 10, 2011 By

Spoilt for choice and can’t decide where to go for breakfast this weekend? Why not head on down to the winner of Melbourne’s The Age Best Coffee Award 2011 winning cafe in Carlton for some simple fare and amazingly good coffee? Can’t decide between a latte or a macchiato? Do something different and have coffee from the clover machine instead :)

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David Chang’s Momofuku (Cooking the Books 5)

On August 7, 2011 By

Join us for an epic feast as we cook up a storm from the latest Cooking the Books adventure. See how we tackle David Chang’s Momofuku recipes and succeed (if I must say so myself :) )!

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Sambal Kampung and the Malaysia Kitchen Blogger Summit (Week 1)

On August 5, 2011 By

Join me as I visit a different Malaysian restaurant each week throughout August as part of the Malaysia Kitchen Blogger Summit! Together we will enjoy the different and wide ranging spectrum of culinary dishes that make up the soul of Malaysian cuisine.

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SYDNEY: Azuma Kushiyaki @ George St, Sydney CBD

On August 3, 2011 By

If you happen to be in Sydney and crave a little slice of authentic Japanese skewer-styled cuisine, look no further than to Azuma Kushiyaki, the brainchild of Kimitaka Azuma. Simple food is often the best kind of food and this holds true for this little gem.

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Cake Date at LuxBite @ South Yarra, VIC – A Sweet-Tooth’s Dream

On August 1, 2011 By

Join us on our amazing dessert extravaganza of epic proportions. What do you do when you enter a dessert shop and want to try everything on display? Just that of course. Here, we don’t hold back and go all out to conquer our manic desire to eat almost everything in LuxBite!

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Roasted Rice Cakes & Korean Red Dragon Sauce (for CTB5: Momofuku)

On July 30, 2011 By

Another Momofuku recipe which we served up during the food bloggers’ Cooking the Books feast. As with everything else we tried that day, this was another dish which was delicious, amazing and all kinds of happiness.

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Chin Chin @ Flinders Lane, Melbourne CBD – Believe the Hype

On July 28, 2011 By

Usually the new guy in school is scrutinised by everyone. Would he be a loser or would he be cool enough to hang out with the in-crowd? Chin Chin is definitely building up a reputation as the coolest new kid in town. With its simple yet delicious menu, Chin Chin is everyone’s Golden Boy.

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Pork Belly Ssam with Mustard Seed Sauce & Pickled Cucumbers (for CTB5: Momofuku)

On July 26, 2011 By

One of my favourite things to eat in the world is pork belly. See how I go about taking part in the Momofuku challenge as part of the Cooking the Books series. Utter madness, but ultra delicious and highly rewarding!

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A Revisit to Garden Tuscany @ Moonee Ponds, VIC

On July 24, 2011 By

It’s time to pay another visit to Garden Tuscany. A much needed break from the normal 9-5 routine. If you’re looking for delicious home-made pizzas and chocolates, Garden Tuscany is certainly worth the visit.

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