One of the glories of spain, paella has gained popularity all over the world. Traditionally, paella would be prepared in a special paella pan that is shallow with sloping sides and double handles. However, any wide, flat bottomed skillet will do. Paella is typically brought to the table in the skillet and served directly from [...]
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Singapore is the gastronomic melting point of three culinary cultures – chinese, Malay and Indian. From this melting pot has emerged a delightful blend of food unique in style and taste. A great way of using left over rice, nasi goreng used to be a populat breakfast dish in Singapore. It can also be treated [...]
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