Breakfast shouldn’t be boring. Spice up your breakfast ideas with a menu from Indonesia, Pakistan or other International styles you fancy.
Nasi goreng tuna which literally means tuna fried rice is an easy and quick way to make a full nutritious meal out of simple ingredients.
You get the carb from the rice and protein from the tuna, all in one plate.
Serabi Kuah is Indonesian pancakes that you enjoy with palm sugar syrup and coconut milk. And you can make them with either plain flour or rice flour. It’s a perfect option for dairy-free and gluten-free pancakes.
This Chana Aloo Curry recipe is easy to make but helps you make a flavourful chickpea curry with potatoes. Rooted in Pakistani style of cooking, this curry dish uses a special ingredient which is tamarind.
Simply indulgence for a weekend brunch. That is what this meltingly-tender lamb nihari has to offer. Its aromatic gravy is so delicious to mop with your naan bread.
Decadent double chocolate chip muffins can be an indulgent way to start the day in the morning. Enjoy it with your favourite cuppa – either tea or coffee – you’ll definitely feel spoilt.
This cherry smoothie with yoghurt and without banana tastes deliciously creamy. A refreshingly nutritious drink for breakfast or any time of the day.
Bubur Ayam is one of the most sought-after street foods and such a comforting food to enjoy for breakfast. The soft rice congee with delicate herb fragrance marries well with flavoursome spiced yellow sauce, soy sauce and chilli sauce.
Crunchy and crispy muesli cookies are such a delightful healthy option for sweet biscuits. They’re packed with all nutritious dried fruits and nuts with the right amount of sweetness that won’t make you feel guilty about having them.
Indonesian Nasi Goreng seafood is what you want to make when you are craving a seafood dish that feels light to enjoy. And this recipe helps you put the ingredients together without spending too much time yet results in a deliciously satisfying dish. Nasi Goreng The National Dish Nasi Goreng (pronounced as naa – see…
This Aloo Paratha recipe is what you want to try for a savoury snack or a light meal when you want something simple but a little bit more elaborate than a sandwich.