Singapore Cookbooks - Home Cooked Delights

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Code	Name	Price	Qty
SCBHCD	Home Cooked Delights	US$14.99

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Paperback: 58 pages
Language: Written in both English and simplified Chinese
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Many Singapore recipes for delicious Singapore home cooked delights
This Singapore cookbook contains 25 Singapore food recipes for delicious Singapore home cooked delights, including:
- Beef in tomato sauce
- Boiled peanuts and trotters
- Braised lion's head
- Braised mushrooms and wheat gluten
- Butter-flavour beef
- Cashew nuts and chicken cubes
- Cold-tossed kidneys
- Green pepper and beef tripe in black bean sauce
- Kidneys in sesame wine soup
- Moulded preserved vegetable and pork
- Pork slices in garlic sauce
- Rainbow roast duck shreds
- Red-cooked fish
- Red-cooked pork shoulder
- Stewed beef shank
- Stewed kelp with pork belly
- Stir-fried broccoli with pork slices
- Stir-fried celery with fish slices
- Stir-fried leek with waxed meat
- Stir-fried mushrooms with pork slices
- Stir-fried pea shoots with pork shreds
- Stir-fried snow peas with liver
- Stir-fried water spinach with pork shreds
- Stir-fried young corn with shrimp
- Vegetarian-style potato shreds
Easily obtainable ingredients
You can easily obtain the ingredients required in the food recipes featured in this Singapore cookbook in your neighbourhood.
Simple instructions in both English and simplified Chinese
The methods of cooking all the home cooked delights featured in this Singapore cookbook are written in simple instructions in both English and simplified Chinese.
No confusing names of ingredients
Unlike some other cookbooks that name ingredients using Hanyu Pinyin (what does Yang Cong mean anyway?), this Singapore cookbook names the ingredients required in the food recipes using their proper English and Chinese names (Onions in English and 洋葱 in Chinese).
Bright and colourful photographs of the completed dishes
Not sure what to cook tonight? Simply flip through the pages in this Singapore cookbook for some visual suggestions, and they sure look mouth-watering!
Ideal for you if you are adventurous in cooking and eating, love eating or simply interested in Singapore food
This is because the Singapore home cooked delights featured in this Singapore cookbook are Singaporeans' favourites.