You can steam cake salé as well! Or you can bake it! It's good to use odds and ends in your fridge. You can use any vegetables and meat that you see fit. I use a 6 inch diameter pan for this.#12plates

This is steamed rice cake or popular as Chwee kueh, with preserved turnip and pickled mustard topping, chili sauce and toasted sesame seeds. It is a very popular dish in Singapore as favorite breakfast or snack item. Usually I make these chwee kueh for our lunch. The texture is really nice, smooth and very light.Those that are sold at hawker centers usually do not add sweet pickled mustard in their topping. But I found it too salty if I use only persevered radish. I always make the topping in a big batch and divide into a few small packets and store it in the freezer, it can be kept in the freezer up to a month and heat up before use.I do the same with the chili sauce, I use homemade chili sauce. We call this chili sauce as sambal nasi lemak, because normally we have this sambal as side dish for our coconut rice (nasi lemak).

I first had this cake in a Filipino Bakery. I fell in love at first bite. The recipe was taught to me by my friend's Mom who came to the US from "P.I." in the 1950s.

I had some ripe bananas and tried to turn them into something tasty and easy to make. I like cooking but I don't want to spend all of my time in the kitchen. The less time, the less steps, the better.

For the love of semolina 👌

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Very good

I had some leftover tinned peach and wanted to make something special for my kids. I thought of jelly, but we already had coffee jelly in the fridge, so... I made this instead.I think it would taste great with ice cream!

Quick, easy & healthy snack!