Recent recipes / View all recipes
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cho’s best mohinga recipe
Over the years, making mohingar has evolved into this version of fish noodle soup. My quick and easy recipe is full of healthy…
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roasted cauliflower
The miso and harissa marinade create caramelised florets that are moorish, eaten either as a side or a vegetarian main dish…
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gluten-free fritter batter
It can be challenging to cater for guests with gluten-free requirements but this fritter batter recipe will have you serving crispy golden fritters…
Reviews & Awards

TimeOut Magazine
“Seldom does a book arriving with so little fanfare make such a splash in the kitchen….This book deserves to get widespread international recognition.”
– Susan Low, Timeout London

Food memories: a taste of home
In the latest edition of lonely planet guide to myanmar, Cho writes about her visit to Burma with her husband and their memorable meal of hand-mixed noodle salad.
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Hello!
“The book is beautifully designed. It’s a rich, engaging tome that opens up the under-explored cuisine of this little-known country.”

Gourmand
World Cookbook Awards
We are over the moon to have won 3 awards in categories: Best Recipes Book, Best Asian Cuisine Book and Best First Cookbook (Burma/Myanmar, 2009)
Ingredients / View all ingredients
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eggplant / aubergine
Eggplant has to be one of my favourite vegetable. Roasted or chargrilled then made into a spicy salad or slow-cooked…
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tea leaves, pickled
Tea is not only drunk but also eaten in Burma. The leaves are fermented and pickled then served as a salad…
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white radish
White radish is also called mooli or daikon. It has a mild peppery taste. It can be either eaten raw or cooked…
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Recent posts / View all blog posts
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rakhine moti soup
Rakhine Moti packet soup from Asian Hub Groceries makes an easy and quick dinner of sour and spicy noodles soup…
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peanut tofu
We first discovered tofu made from peanuts in Okinawa, Japan. It is know as Jimami Tofu…
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sun’s burmese kitchen
Venturing out west to Blacktown is well worth the journey if you’re after truly authentic and delicious Burmese food…
