Kuih angku is a Chinese sweet dumpling with a sticky skin made of glutinous rice flour and a filling of hulled mung beans. Shaped like a tortoise resting on a lily pad, it is traditionally dyed red, ...
With a dash of salt or a brush of sweet soy tare sauce, it’s a culinary experience you simply cannot miss when wandering the streets of Japan. Next on our list is Takoyaki, a dish originating from ...