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99 Comments »

  1. Hi Rose

    Your recipes are so wonderful - food I used to eat at home at my granny’s and mum’s homes, bringing back memories of old. Keep up the good work.

    Am cooking the steamed pork with tong choy this week :)

    Praise God for your recovery from breast cancer. I have at least 5 friends who have recovered and already past their 5 year remission. Count each day as a blessing. You already have by putting all these recipes online. God bless.

    Comment by Min | February 27, 2007

  2. Hi Min,
    Thank you so much for your encouragement. I’m so glad you like the recipes and I also hope it would be appreciated by the children who are overseas too.
    Thank God for His abundant blessings and when I count my blessings I always count you twice. God bless.

    Comment by roseskitchen | February 28, 2007

  3. hi rose,
    can you give me the recipe for pandan cake.. i’ve been searching in the internet but could’nt find the recipe that i like.. thanks!

    Comment by brenda duran | March 10, 2007

  4. hi Brenda,
    I’ve published your favourite recipe, hope you’ll like it.
    All the best!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | March 12, 2007

  5. hello rose,
    This is indeed a great site with fabulous recipes . Are all the recipes here tried n tested recipes by you. Which country are you from?
    Take care

    rgds

    Comment by mary | March 23, 2007

  6. Hello Rose,

    Heard about your blog thru a friend in Hawaii. You are doing a great job in sharing all these little treasure of yours. My grandma was an awesome cook but none of the family members know how as it weren’t imparted. I really appreciate your generousity.

    We have got a friend who make it thru 5 different types of cancers and he is looking fabulous now. Have faith and HE will watch over us.

    Take care

    Comment by small cookie | March 23, 2007

  7. Thank you for your encouragement. It sure takes a lot of courage and strength to become a cancer warrior.
    It gives me much joy to be able to share and care for others.
    God bless!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | March 25, 2007

  8. Hi Mary,
    The recipes posted are either from my own kitchen or contributions from my mum, sibblings or friends. Hope you will enjoy trying them out.
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | March 25, 2007

  9. Your recipes are wondeful. Easy and good. Do you have a recipe for teochew kueh and Ang koo kueh?

    Comment by shirley | April 6, 2007

  10. Since you are interested I’ll post the recipes.

    Comment by rose | April 6, 2007

  11. Hi Rose, Thank U very much for posting the two recipes. I will definitely try it. U r very generous and I am sure God will always watch over U. Have faith.

    Comment by shirley | April 12, 2007

  12. Thanks Shirley. God bless you too.
    I used to make the ang ku kueh, its very nice. As for the png kueh, my son’s nanny used to make them. For these types of dough, sometimes we may need some adjustments and practice to get the right texture.
    All the Best!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | April 12, 2007

  13. Hi Rose,
    You are a godsend! I’m a Malaysian living in Australia and I miss the food terribly. When we do buy the food, it’s not as nice so I thought I’d try and make some of yours. Brought me right back to my childhood when I remember going to kindy with a piece of kueh lapis kukus with my nanny to keep my happy!

    Thank you very much.
    Michelle

    Comment by Michelle | April 13, 2007

  14. The Kueh Lapis Kukus is worth trying if you have the patience. My neighbours were always very happy whenever I treated them to homemade kueh. I’ll try to post some of our favourite recipes.
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | April 13, 2007

  15. Hi Rose,
    Thanks for that! I did try to make it last week and it went down a treat, especially with mum and her friends!

    Can we request certain recipes? I love it how your recipes are easy to follow and have easy to find ingredients (the one I had in mind was Kueh ko sui).
    Thanks!
    Michelle

    Comment by Michelle | April 16, 2007

  16. Hi Michelle,
    I’ve posted the Kueh Koswee recipe. Try and see if you like it.
    God Bless!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | April 17, 2007

  17. Dear Rose,

    Do you have the recipe for penang fried
    “Kueh Teow”?

    Thanks a lot.
    josephine

    Comment by josephine wong | April 22, 2007

  18. Hi Rose,
    Do you have the recipe for prawn soup noodles.
    Thanks
    Sam

    Comment by sam wong | May 1, 2007

  19. I love prawn soup noodles too. Ok, will post the recipe over the weekend.
    Regards.
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | May 3, 2007

  20. we r having a party for my daughter’s birthday next week (27th May)…i’ll cook for our guest, but i can’t find a nice recipe for vegetables. Can u help? Thanks!

    Comment by reese thon | May 15, 2007

  21. hi reese,
    you can try Fried eggplant(aubergine) with dried prawns sambal if you want something spicy. Fried cauliflower and broccoli with mushrooms will be a healthier choice. Adding some carrots help make the dish more colourful and attractive too. Anyone who have better ideas, please help reese.
    Thanks and God Bless!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | May 16, 2007

  22. Hi Rose,
    I just sent you a message but don’t know why I don’t see it on here :(
    Ok, here ia what I said:
    I want to thank you for your generousity to giving out many good recipes. I appreciate that.
    BTW, do you have Chinese sausage recipe? the one that is selling in Asian market that we usually mix with rice and other cakes filling? My daughter likes this kind of sausage very much so I want to make it for her. Thanks.

    Comment by LOVE IT | May 17, 2007

  23. Do you mean the waxed sausage? I learnt making that many years ago. Let me check and see if I still have the recipes.
    Hope for the best.
    Regards.
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | May 18, 2007

  24. I don’t remember the name but I know for sure it has the first word is LAP…..
    THanks very much.

    Comment by LOVE IT | May 18, 2007

  25. The Lap Cheong we often see in claypot rice, fried rice, steamed yam cake, char kway teow. ok, I’ll search for it.
    Cheerio!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | May 18, 2007

  26. Oh yeah Rose, its name is Lap Cheong. I’m so glad you give the right name that I have tried to remember.
    Thanks very much and waiting here for your recipe.

    Comment by LOVE IT | May 18, 2007

  27. Hi Rose,
    Thanks for your suggestions. Fried brocolli, carrots and mushrooms is just nice! Is it just add garlic and oyster sauce?
    Anyway, can i cook it with the claypot? I think it’ll look nice when i serve in the claypot…right?

    Thanks!!

    Comment by reese thon | May 21, 2007

  28. If you have a claypot, it would be fine. Heat up the oil, brown the garlic and ginger until fragrant then add the vegetables, oyster sauce etc.,
    Wish you all the best!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | May 21, 2007

  29. I find it amazing how one can be so strong and positive about life when they r faced with such threatening illness. and how being that way actually turns out to be the cure for it. so proud of you and god bless u always.

    Hi Rose , your website is awesome. I m getting married next month and will be moving to overseas then on. I was quite sad in a way coz i will be missing all the wonderful malaysia food and i m such bad cook. hehehe

    but ur recipes makes cooking look so simple. well i haven’t gone thru all but just my fav ones, penang char kuey teow, cashew-nut chicken to name a few. the only thing is that i need to shop for all the sauces now in m’sia before i go. doubt i could get it easily in overseas and that too for cheaper price. :-)

    The only is that , for a beginner like me, i would appreciate it even more if there was a picture attached to each of ur recipe. well atleast i wud know that it turned out the way it suppose to be hahaha

    have a good day, rose. take care.

    Comment by violet | May 23, 2007

  30. by the way, u look great in the pictures ! :-)

    *** sorry , for taking up ur space with my previous long comment**** :-)

    do u by any chance have the recipe for carrot walnut cheese cake?? appreciate it. tq.

    Comment by violet | May 23, 2007

  31. Congratulations Violet! I pray for our Lord to bless you with a very Happy and Sweet Marriage. I do not know where you will be moving to but if you miss any recipes, you are always welcome to write to me.
    I would love to put up some colourful pictures too, hopefully it will be up soon.
    I remembered ever making a nice carrot walnut cake but not with cheese, see if I can get one for you.
    Thanks for your encouragement.
    God Bless!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | May 23, 2007

  32. Hi Rose. Thank u for your wishes :-) I will be moving to london. Everything is expensive over there, isn’t it? M not sure if I could get all the stuffs easily in the Chinatown. Wat do you reckon?
    Looking forward to your carrot walnut cake recipe n the pictures :-)
    The cheese part serves only as the topping for the cake (m actually refering to the yummy carrot walnut cake that i used to get frm starbucks coffee outlet) :-)
    Thank you again, Rose and u have a Supercalifragilistic day!!! :-)

    Comment by violet | May 24, 2007

  33. Dear Violet,
    It’s been a long time since I last visited London. Things are pretty expensive there I heard. My son is in London now and I am praying that my legs will heal quickly so that I can visit him.
    I think it shouldn’t be a problem getting local stuffs in Europe nowadays. I used to visit Chinatown at The Hague in Netherlands and was very surprised to see alot of chinese stuffs in the provision shops there and not too expensive too.
    I just remembered the cheese topping after replying. See, I’m getting old lah! Will go search for the recipe for you.
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | May 24, 2007

  34. hi Violet,
    I guess you must be very busy preparing for your Big Day.
    I pray that our Lord will watch over you and bless you with abundance.
    I hope you will like your yummy carrot walnut cake.
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | June 2, 2007

  35. Hi rose ,
    Can u give me the recipe for ayam penyet,I have been looking for it all over the net but not able to find any.
    Thanks a million,
    Sarah

    Comment by sarah | June 24, 2007

  36. hi Sarah,
    Your request has been noted, let me check if I have it.
    Regards.
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | June 25, 2007

  37. Hi Rose,
    I’m here again.
    I am looking for Hum Cheem Paeng recipe. Do you have it? coild you please share? my kids and I really like it.
    Thanks very much.

    Comment by LOVE PINK | July 6, 2007

  38. hi Sarah,
    I managed to get the Ayam Penyet recipe for you but you have to test it yourself.
    All the Best!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | July 6, 2007

  39. I’ll post the Hum Cheem Paeng recipe next week, hopefully I can find the recipe.
    Cheerio!!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | July 6, 2007

  40. Thanks Rose, I’m waiting for it :)

    Comment by LOVE PINK | July 12, 2007

  41. Dear Rose,
    first i wish you well. thanks for your generosity in sharing all these lovely recipes. i just love chai kueh the ones from penang . do you think you have one to share… i stay in Australia . what do you suggest as alternatives for yam bean as they are quite expensive here.
    Thanks and may Yahweh(God ’s real name in hebrew (the creator)bless and keep you and may He let His face shine upon you and grant you His perfect Peace. Shalomm jenny

    Comment by jenny | July 13, 2007

  42. Jenny,
    you can use canned bamboo shoots,carrot with some black fungus or you can also add some fried taukwa strips.
    May our Lord bless you with abundance.

    Comment by rose | July 17, 2007

  43. Hi there Rose,
    :-)
    Its been so long since i last messaged u. Been really very busy with the wedding preparation n all. Thank you so much for the wishes. All went well and I am already in London now with my husband. :-) Now I have plenty of time to try all of your delicious recipes. :-) wish me luck hehe and also Rose, i didn’t get a chance to thank u for the carrot cake recipe. i will definately gonna try that out.. thank you again. Have a good one and will keep in touch yeah.
    God bless you.

    Comment by Violet | July 18, 2007

  44. hi Violet,
    Am so happy to hear from you again. Thank God that everything went well for you and your hubby. I pray for God’s favour and hands of protection upon you both always.
    Have not been able to post recipes lately, been quite busy and also my mum is hospitalized. Will start posting soonest possible.
    God Bless!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | July 18, 2007

  45. Oh, i hope everything is ok and hope that she gets better soon. may the force be with u and family always.
    Do take care.

    Comment by Violet | July 19, 2007

  46. hi rose, love your site, just wondering if you have ‘Sar Kay Ma’ recipe, can you share, thank you. I hope your mum is better now. Take care!

    Comment by Ling | August 9, 2007

  47. Hi Rose, I am goin back to Malaysia today for 2 weeks and I thought I would just write in and see if your mom is doing better… really hope she is. I wanted to also let you know that I have tried many of your recipes already and they all turned out great, esp. the Carrot Walnut Cake. Thank you :-)
    Ok, will have to go now. You have a good day and you too take care of yourself, yeah. :-)

    Comment by Violet | August 9, 2007

  48. Thank you Ling,
    My mum is much better and resting at home.
    Give me some time, I’ll post the recipe for you.
    God Bless!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | August 11, 2007

  49. hi Violet,
    Thank you so much for your concern. Mummy is much better and resting at home. Also thank you so much for your feedbacks. Wish you a very pleasant trip back home. Your mummy must be longing to welcome you with open arms.
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | August 11, 2007

  50. Hi Rose,
    Great recipes, thank you for sharing so generously! When I was MUCH younger, my friend’s gran use to make steamed potato/yam/glutenous savoury’cake’. It is like a glutenous compacted jelly cake. Don’t know how else to describe it other than yummy, but that wouldn’t help now!! She use to put raw peanuts and pieces of meat (pork) and snippets of chives in it . Any leftover was cut into slices and fried until warmed through. My friend says its called ‘wu tou van’(?)
    Thank you for your help.
    Regards
    Janine

    Comment by Janine | August 16, 2007

  51. Hi again …. sorry, my request is for the recipe for ‘wu tou van’ if you have it please.
    regards
    Janine

    Comment by Janine | August 16, 2007

  52. hey rose,
    ur recipes are very good.can i have a recipe or durian cake?wit cream if possible.if possible not a sponge cake.thanks.

    Comment by Hariz | August 19, 2007

  53. hi Janine,
    I have posted a recipe for ‘Wu Tou Kou’ or Steamed Yam cake, which can also be pan fried. As for your ‘Wu Tou Peang’, looks like it is more glutinous in nature. Let me see if I can get something similiar.
    All the Best!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | August 19, 2007

  54. Thank you Hariz. I do have the Durian Cake with and without cream. Give me some time I’ll post it.
    Regards
    Rose

    Comment by rose | August 19, 2007

  55. all the recipes really make me drooling… what if you put up some pictures of it ..definetely gonna make me die for it… keep it up…thanks rose

    Comment by Angie | September 4, 2007

  56. Hi Rose, I stumbled across your site and warms towards you immediately.

    Regards
    Jen

    Comment by Jen | September 4, 2007

  57. Rose, do you happen to have the recipe for Serunding?

    Comment by Jen | September 6, 2007

  58. Thanks very much for your encouragement Angie.
    God Bless you.

    Comment by roseskitchen | September 7, 2007

  59. Thanks for your encouragement too Jen. I’ll definitely post the recipe. Cheerio!
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | September 7, 2007

  60. hi rose , do you have the recipe for chwee kuih (steamed rice cakes with preserved radish}. I long to eat them and they are not available in the middle east.
    thanks

    Comment by rebecca | September 14, 2007

  61. rose

    thank you for sharing all your collection of fantastic recipes.

    Comment by lily ng | September 26, 2007

  62. Thank you Lily for your appreciation.
    God Bless!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | September 27, 2007

  63. Rose,

    This is the first time that im visiting your site…and I find it really wonderful and informative.Im a guy who believes in home cooked food and my wife and daughter loves it.

    Now with the many recipes here, I think they will enjoy their meals more.

    Rose I understand that you are recovering from breast cancer…a few of my friends took FLORESSENCE(canada)…they told me that it really worked for them.Their hair was still intact after all the chemo treatments….please do look into it.

    You are indeed a very kind and genrous person…GOD BLESS.

    Yours Sincerely

    michael loh

    Comment by michael | November 16, 2007

  64. Hi Michael,
    Thank you very much for your compliment, I’m really very encouraged by supportive people like you. Thank you for your information, I’ll look into it.
    May the Lord bless your family with abundance.
    Rose

    Comment by roseskitchen | November 29, 2007

  65. Hi Rose:

    My older sister taught me how to make waxed duck. It is great and so tasty. There is no recipes on the web although there are references to it and some pictures. I would like to know how you make it. Thanks

    Comment by Richard | December 23, 2007

  66. Hi, Rose:

    I got married with a Singaporean and visited Singapore several times. I love those Nonya Kueh very much. Thanks for sharing your recipe. I’ll try them out. My first try will be Ang Ku Kueh.

    May God watch over you each day and give you good health.

    Sally

    Comment by Sally Chua | December 29, 2007

  67. dear rose , thanks so much for all your sharing . i am trying sweet and sour lychee pork to-night it sounds lovely.hope your health is terrific

    Comment by liz | January 9, 2008

  68. Rose, thank you for all the recipes. I live abroad and practically salivate over your recipes. You are God send!

    Comment by k992010 | January 13, 2008

  69. Dear Rose

    I stumbled upon your page today and all these recipes really reminded me of home.I live in Norway and its hard to find food from Singapore.Thanks so much for sharing,now I can finally cook some comfort food :) May the Lord bless you and keep you well.

    Comment by Selva | January 18, 2008

  70. Could you convert the recipe for green bean cookies to cups and ounces plzzz? TQ

    Comment by AhMoy | January 22, 2008

  71. Hello Rose,found your website it looks fantastic especially since I found some unexpected recipes i.e lapcheong?
    I have a question- do you know how to do the green pickled chillis?The ones used for wan tan mee etc.I had to buy 1kg today.I am living in regional NSW with no Chinese grocery.Is it possible to make the fried dough stick that goes with kopi-o or porriage?I cannot remember the name.I cannot get the authentic Chinese ingredients i.e. alum,ammonia powder etc.What is high protein flour?Thanks so much.

    Comment by Clara | January 27, 2008

  72. Hi Rose,
    I think what you are doing is simply brilliant, you have brought so much joy and happiness to others like me not just with your wonderful recipes but your courage and determination to enjoy life brings so much hope and encouragement to many that you would never meet. For this, I just want to say a big big heart felt ‘Thank You’and keep up the good work.
    BTW, I wonder if you have a recipe for a steam fruit cake that I could have? Used to do this as it was my late parents’ favourite, haven’t done it for years now and can’t find my recipe too! I would really really appreciate it if you could recommend one to me.
    Many thanks and God bless,
    Emmie

    Comment by Emmie | January 30, 2008

  73. Hi Rose,

    Thanks for your recipes! Very useful!

    Btw, the chicken adobo link is wrong..kindly pls check..thanks:)

    Comment by karen | February 29, 2008

  74. Hi Rosie,

    Your blog is wonderful, thank you so much for your generosity in sharing all your recipes! It can be difficult finding recipes for traditional homecooked food, but you’ve put up so amny of my favorites as well as some unexpected, but no less delihtful, recipes for food from home. I’m currently living in Australia, and it’s wonderful to be able to make some of the food I miss the most. Thank you so much for doing this!

    I read about how you’re in recovery from rbeat cancer, and I hope that it continues to remain in remission. God grant you continued health.

    Comment by Slinky | March 1, 2008

  75. hi rose glad to know you,your recipe is wonderful,easy to cook n most importnt easy to remember,tasted excellent.thnks for all the recipes.but my husbnd love to eat Cucuk udang,i always fail to do so.i really hope that i can make his smile again with your new cucuk udang recipe.

    thank u a lot.bye n have a nice day.

    Comment by YuZhen | March 5, 2008

  76. hello rose,
    a friend has just forwarded yr website to me. i haven’t look into the recipe site yet but glancing thru the comments, i am delighted to hear the satisfying comments fm our fellow countryppl. wondering where r u located?, i am living in Houston and maybe we all can have makan n share column.
    Thank you and God bless yr dedicated work.

    Comment by li-lian hargrove | April 1, 2008

  77. Hello Rose, I was just browsing your website and I thought it was very remarkable. I love seeing the kind of determination that you have.

    David

    Comment by Dave | June 9, 2008

  78. Hello Rose, I tried to search some recipes on the internet and luckly found your website. It is very wonderful to glance through all your hardwork in writing all those
    receipes and photos attachment.Well, I am just starting to
    learn cooking and keep myself busy during weekends.May I know what is the receipe for preparing — ” pau chai kueh ”

    chu ghee

    Comment by NG CHU GHEE | June 9, 2008

  79. Hi Rose, I am a Malaysian now living in Ireland. I miss all the fantastic food from home and I always enjoy your recipes and I was wondering if you have the recipe for ban chian kuih. Thanks…
    Gary Tan

    Comment by gary tan | June 11, 2008

  80. I wish you the very best and pray that you will remain healthy and continue doing what you enjoy and in the process help keep our tradition alive. Awesome!
    Gary Tan

    Comment by gary tan | June 11, 2008

  81. Hey, Rose. I just browsed to ur website today. Just wanna let u know that ur recipes will save lots of people dinners! I mean ur recipes are real great and superb! It’s easy and tasty! Keep on with ur recipe invention!

    Comment by monica | July 21, 2008

  82. hI ROSE CAN YOU TEACH ME HOW TO MAKE GLUTINOUS RICE WINE WITH THE RED RICE AS MY DAUGHTER IN LAW IS GIVING BIRTH SOON. TKS

    Comment by SHARON | July 25, 2008

  83. Hi Rose
    can you give ms a recipe for fatt koh
    I have tried some other recipes
    It just does’nt rise and split at the top
    Please give me one that works
    thks God Bless
    anne
    26th July 2008

    Comment by anne goh | July 26, 2008

  84. Hi Rose, do you have any recipe for Thai Green Curry. Thank you very much for sharing God Bless

    Comment by May Soh | August 6, 2008

  85. Dear Rose,
    I am kooking for the recipe to make a sago desert that has santan and durian topping. Can you please help me? Thank you.

    Regards, Anna

    Comment by Anna | August 9, 2008

  86. Hi Rose, I’m a Singaporean student studying in Canberra, Australia and I am so glad to have found your website. Wish I had discovered it much earlier, though. It’s already my final semester! It seems like you have a huge following of cooking enthusiasts located all over the world. My appreciation goes out to both you and your son. Do continue to post more recipes as they come along! Cheers.

    Comment by Heng Yi | August 23, 2008

  87. Hi Rose,
    Can you teach me how to make ‘bee pang’ - rice crispies? Esp. the process of puffing up the rice!

    Comment by Shirley Tang | August 25, 2008

  88. Rose, Moon cake festival is just around the corner. I was trying to look for your moon cake recipe - the lotus paste ones and the white skin ones as well. Please tell me how to make the skin too. Looking forward to the recipes.
    Thanks.
    Lily

    Comment by Lily Khoo | August 27, 2008

  89. Dear Rose,

    I stumble upon your informative, outstanding website an hour ago and can i just say that i love you!! You have no idea how delighted i am to have found your site, especially for someone who lives half way across the world.
    Before today, my only source for mlaysian cooking is kuali’s website, which is not bad. but yours is interactive, where people can share recipes (well mainly yours…hahaha), you know what i mean.
    I hope this is not too much to ask, but do you know the recipe for acar nenas and gulai tempoyak (fav. of perak-ians)?
    I am praying that you are in good health. I’ve noticed that lately you have not responded to your messages.
    Thanks and god speed.

    Comment by Amelia | August 30, 2008

  90. Dear Amelia,
    Thanks for your concern. I’m recovering well but my right wrist still hurts. Pray that it will heal quickly so that I can start posting recipes again. Cheerio!
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | September 3, 2008

  91. Hi Rose! I am a young father that loves to cook for my family and I think u had done a wonderful job by sharing your recipes. I will definately try out your recipes! Thank you very much and I really enj this site!

    Comment by Michael | September 4, 2008

  92. Dear Rose,

    Its good to hear that you are doing better. About the recipes i requested, it’s not acar nenas but paceri nenas.

    Comment by Amelia | September 4, 2008

  93. Rose,
    You’re a God sent to us Malaysians living overseas. I feel like I won the lottery when Google turn up your site. Malaysia Boleh… Makan! Rose Boleh too!!
    I hope you are doing well.
    By the way (here it goes), you wouldn’t happen to have a recipe for kaya, do you? I looked over your recipes but couldn’t see one but it may be my eyes are giving out this time of the night… I tried by improvising several recipes but ended up with dried coconuty muck. At least I tried.
    Thanks again for all that you do.
    Best,
    Sylvia Lim

    Comment by Sylvia | September 30, 2008

  94. Dear Rose

    First of all I wish to thank you for your generosity in sharing your receipes. I’m a stay at home mum with 3 kids. I love baking since I was a teenager. Do you have the receipe for Huat Kuay which the steamed cake can ’smile’? Thanks

    Wish you good health!

    Comment by Dorothy Chan | October 1, 2008

  95. Dear Rose,

    Thanks for your recipes. I wish can have time to try them all, and share with the others how good the recipes are.

    BTW, have u been to Singapore and tried the Bangawan Solo’s Kueh Salat? I love it and just wish I can make it one day. Can u help me to find out whether u have the recipe?

    Thanks so much and wish u all the best!

    Comment by JoJo | October 11, 2008

  96. Dear Jojo,
    The recipe for Kueh Sarlat is posted under the category for nonya kueh.
    All the best!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | October 11, 2008

  97. Hi Rose

    Just like to seek you approval to let me link your blog to my blog. I seen you recipes and absolute great.

    Thanks

    Comment by David | October 14, 2008

  98. Hi Rose,

    My friend told me about your website. I find your receipe very good and simple to follow. Now I do not need to crack my head as to what to cook everday. You have the receipes that is my husband fav.

    Thank you so much

    Comment by Jillian | October 15, 2008

  99. Just go ahead, David.
    Blessings!
    Rose

    Comment by rose | October 15, 2008

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