Dessert

Shiratama Dango are soft, mochi-like dumplings that add a refined sweetness and chewy, bouncy texture to wagashi (Japanese traditional sweets) and modern desserts. When the craving strikes, it’s easy to make them at home in 15 minutes with just 2 ingredients. …

Sweet and Sour Bell Pepper Sweet and sour bell pepper is colorful, sweet, sour, and nutty—all the flavors blend into one delicious taste. It tastes great when served as a side dish with paratha, roti or rice.I make this quite …

Banana Rice Bowl How did I come up with this unique Banana Rice Bowl combination? At lunchtime, I craved something spicy yet easy. I decided to make banana chat, but it didn’t seem filling enough. I remembered I had some …

As any long-time reader knows, we have a healthy obsession with pumpkin, as evidenced by our wide and varied uses of it every time fall rolls around, from glazed pumpkin scones to pumpkin english muffins. This pumpkin tres leches cake, however, may …

Chinese Fa Gao (fāgāo – 发糕), also known as prosperity cake or fortune cake, is a common sight around Chinese New Year. It’s also served at other holidays, ceremonial events, and weddings. This fa gao recipe will walk you through …

Mango pudding (pronounced, mángguǒ bùdīng in Mandarin, or mong guo bo ding in Cantonese) is a refreshing and lightly sweet dessert. It has just five ingredients, which let the mango flavor shine through. A refreshing treat for the hot summer …

These buttery jasmine shortbread cookies are subtly flavored with ground jasmine tea leaves,  making them the perfect complement for a hot cup of tea on a cold winter day. Note: We partnered with Frontier Co-op to bring you this Jasmine …

This taro sago (tapioca) dessert soup is a tasty and lightly sweet end to any Chinese meal. It’s also fairly simple to make, with just water and 8 other ingredients. It freezes well too, so you can make a big …

Today we have another recipe in our postpartum series—a lightly sweet postpartum porridge made with 7 nourishing Chinese ingredients. In Chinese, the porridge is called yuè zi zhōu (月子粥) which roughly translates to postpartum confinement porridge, and it’s especially meant …

As the Lantern Festival, known in Chinese as Yuánxiāo jié (元宵节), approaches, it’s time to start thinking about eating yuanxiao or tang yuan. These are glutinous rice balls stuffed with various fillings. This air-fryer tang yuan recipe takes frozen sweet …