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There is a lot of chicken dishes lately from our kitchen! We bought a big pack of chicken drumsticks and wings last weekend. That's why I have been cooking chicken lately just to finish it up.
For this dark soy sauce chicken dish, I added some organic soft tofu from Trader Joes. It was a good combination with tofu. Tofu soaked up the sauce and tasted so good!

Curry time again! I have been using this type of curry powder for my curry cooking recently. I actually got it from our Oriental market in Chandler, not from home. From the manufacturer's package, the curry powder was made in Singapore. Well, even though the label is Malaysian Curry, but it was made in Singapore. Who cares as long as the taste is good right?!
For this curry dish, I used some chicken drumsticks and wings with yellow potatoes and carrot. It was such a great combination!
We got about a lb of fresh Steelhead Trout from Sprouts the other day. I decided to make some mushroom gravy to go with the fish to add some flavor to it. I started cooking the fish by marinating it in some salt and pepper. Before I fried the fish in some (little) cooking oil, I patted it with some corn starch. It helps to prevent the fish from sticking at the bottom of the pan and also to 'hold' the shape of the fish. For my mushroom gravy, I just used some regular brown mushroom and some flour to thicken the sauce. Enjoy!

With the left over from my steamed radish cake, I made a stir fry radish cake dish with some vegetable. I chopped up some dry salted radish, carrot and Kai Lan vege for this dish. I also added three eggs in it! I like my stir fry in a rich color so added some dark soy sauce. It was very delicious!

Radish cake (chai tao kueh) is a type of savory common breakfast or snack in Malaysia. You can get it from the wet market or from a kueh (snack) cart by the roadside at all times.
I had been wanting to try my hands on making this cake a while ago but didn't get all the right ingredients. The recipe was so simple! Yesterday I made my first batch of radish cake with some roasted pork, minced garlic and rice flour. It was so delicious! A typical radish cake usually called for minced dried shrimp or/and some hongkong style sausage. I didn't go for the dried shrimp recipe because J is not a fans of it! Without dried shrimp, this cake is still wonderful to eat with some sweet and hot Maggie Chile sauce.


I made this pineapple upside-down cake per J's request last month. This is a great cake infused with tropical flavor. I sliced and arranged the pineapple at the bottom of the cake and then poured the batter on top. The outcome was delicious!