Author: Cho

    popiah wrappers

    popiah wrappers

    Similar to spring roll wrappers, popiah wrappers are thin paper-like crepe usually made from rice flour and circular in shape…

    rice noodles

    rice vermicelli

    Rice vermicelli are thin noodles made from rice flour and sold dried. Before using, soak in water until soft then boil until cooked…

    cendol

    cendol

    These pale green strands are cooked green pea powder flavoured with pandan leaves. Cendol are popular throughout Asia…

    pestle and mortar

    how to choose a pestle and mortar

    Pestle and mortar are essential to Burmese cooking. The pounding and grinding of ingredients…

    crab freshly cooked

    best time to eat crab

    The cover image of the cookbook is a plate of bright orange crabs sitting in the kitchen of my Aunt’s house. It was a wonderful meal of crab with a dipping sauce of soy sauce, lime juice, crushed garlic and green chillies…

    shan noodles
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    shan noodles recipe

    I have been dreaming of eating Shan noodles recently and realises nearly 5 years have passed since we were in Nyaung Shwe…

    stir fried sour beans
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    stir-fried sour beans & chillies

    Making sour pickled beans is easy and within days they are ready. I divide the beans into two portions and stir-fry the first portion with chillies…

    sour pickled beans

    how to make sour pickled beans

    Snake beans are simply salted and allowed to ferment given them a tangy taste whilst they remain slightly crunchy…

    bagan restaurant

    bagan in strathfiled

    I head out to Bagan restaurant in Strathfield, west of Sydney CBD with a group of newbies to Burmese food…

    fish sauce tasting

    how to choose fish sauce

    Similar to many SE Asian cuisines, fish sauce is an essential flavouring and seasoning ingredient in Burmese cooking…

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