BREAD AND PASTRY

SCALLION PANCAKES

Scallion pancakes blend soft, unleavened dough with crispy scallions, creating a savory and buttery dish enjoyed on its own or with soup and soy sauce. As a variation of global flatbreads like chapatis and pitas, these pancakes enrich culinary traditions and cultural connections. The preparation involves mixing flour, water, salt, and oil into a dough, resting it, then rolling and cooking in a hot pan until each side browns. Served with a tangy sauce of soy, black vinegar, and chili oil, these pancakes are a celebration of flavor.

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SIMIT BREAD

I love Simit bread; it’s deliciously different yet so familiar. Think of soft homemade bread, baked with a crispy sesame exterior with a strong caramel flavour and nutty aftertaste which just piques your taste buds; and gears them on a delirium drive of ecstasy. Ahh, okay the ecstasy part was unnecessary but you get my

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CHURROS

These churros are dip fried in hot oil, coated in cinnamon sugar and served with a luscious caramelized white chocolate ganache. A treat you cannot walk away from once you have the first bite. Churros are initially from Spain and Portugal and were later adopted in Mexico. They are made with choux dough and cooked

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STRAWBERRY HAND PIES.

These strawberry hand pies are delicious, with flaky pastry dough and refreshing strawberry centres that guarantee a burst of zesty flavour with every bite. A good dessert for gifting or sharing with friends and family. Whenever I am making pastry dough, I usually make sure that it’s a huge batch. This is because of its

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