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FOOD & HOME

FOOD & HOME

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Chocolate Delights | Make Your Own Jam | WFH Essentials

CONSIDER THE ONION

CONSIDER THE ONION

The Peak

As part of its Single Ingredient programme, Krug sent chef ambassadors to Jaipur to create dishes using the humble onion. Zen’s executive chef Tristin Farmer shares the experience.

Elevate Daily Staples

Elevate Daily Staples

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Change up your everyday stir-fry dishes with unexpected ingredients to enrich flavours and enhance textures

Miso Magic

Miso Magic

The Singapore Women's Weekly

SALMON & MISO NOODLE SALAD.

All Souped Up

All Souped Up

The Singapore Women's Weekly

We know it’s tough to prep a wholesome meal on busy weeknights, so we’ve picked out some trusty soup recipes you can prep ahead over the weekend, and freeze. From a hearty French Onion Soup to yummy Chicken Pho, there’s something for every night of the week!

10 Ways With…  Mini Quiches

10 Ways With… Mini Quiches

The Singapore Women's Weekly

These tasty treats are easy to make and perfect for entertaining

Get Creative With Instant Noodles

Get Creative With Instant Noodles

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Place noodles and flavour sachets in a large heatproof bowl.

NATURAL NOURISHMENT

NATURAL NOURISHMENT

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Farm-stand ingredients and creative twists make for lighter, brighter morning meals. These delicious breakfasts will have you actually happy to leave your bed.

Pasta Night!

Pasta Night!

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Pasta bakes are so comforting and make perfect one-dish meals for the family.

Love For Local

Love For Local

The Singapore Women's Weekly

We show you how to make these much-loved hawker dishes and they’re easier than you think!

One-Pan Wonders

One-Pan Wonders

The Singapore Women's Weekly

When you’re so busy during the week, it’s easy to whip out the phone and send for food.

THE NEW ANYTIME MEAL

THE NEW ANYTIME MEAL

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The way we eat today calls for no rules – just fresh, healthy ingredients and innovative combinations that taste as good for breakfast and lunch as they do for dinner.

Easy Fried Rice Dinners

Easy Fried Rice Dinners

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Triple Tested - For Your Success Every Time.

Eat Light, Eat Right

Eat Light, Eat Right

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Who says you have to sacrifice taste when you’re watching your diet. If you’re keen on shedding some weight, but don’t intend to neglect your taste buds, we’ve got just the dishes for you. One serving for any of these recipes is under 300 calories!

Fresh Pickings

Fresh Pickings

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The bright, punchy flavours of scallions and onions add a welcome bite and hint of sweetness to dishes.

MODERN MEXICAN

MODERN MEXICAN

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The fresh, new approach to this beloved cuisine puts a twist on traditional dishes, with an emphasis on vegetables prepared in wildly creative ways. The result is bright, beautiful, and intensely flavourful. Here, two top chefs share the meals they love – and you will too.

SLURP IT UP

SLURP IT UP

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Soup is a perfect pick for cold, rainy days.

BRIGHT BOLD FLAVOUR

BRIGHT BOLD FLAVOUR

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Stay strong with healthy, vibrant taste sensations that will help you restore and reenergise.

Feast Like A Masterchef!

Feast Like A Masterchef!

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Want to take your Lunar New Year feasting up a level this year?

Toasts To Tradition

Toasts To Tradition

The Singapore Women's Weekly

We asked chefs to share recipes for their favourite festive dishes and, of course, they had to put their own signature twists to them.

All In One

All In One

Young Parents

Busy days call for one-pot meals that nourish and satisfy the whole family, like these delicious creations from a mummy food blogger.

A Whole New Way With Grains

A Whole New Way With Grains

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Sure, you’ve had quinoa, rice and bulgur, but not like this.

UP YOUR KITCHEN GAME

UP YOUR KITCHEN GAME

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Many factors can turn a good cook into a great one, but there are five standout tricks chefs swear by to elevate anyone’s skills.

EAT WELL, LIVE WELL

EAT WELL, LIVE WELL

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Stuck for time but still want to serve up a mouth-watering meal?

HEARTY VS HEALTHY

HEARTY VS HEALTHY

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Whether you’re craving a rich feed or watching your waistline, there are delish choices to suit your mood .

The Best Fridge & Pantry Essentials – Voted By You

The Best Fridge & Pantry Essentials – Voted By You

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Whip up the most delicious and nutritious meals at home with these award-winning cooking ingredients and food must-haves.

Make Your Own Hummus

Make Your Own Hummus

The Singapore Women's Weekly

It’s the nutritious snack we can’t get enough of. Here are 10 new hummus flavours to try

SUPER SALMON

SUPER SALMON

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Salmon is a choice source of omega-3 fatty acids crucial for heart health, and there’s something here to tick everyone’s box

Grill Your Produce

Grill Your Produce

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Put some char on them, let ’em get smoky, and give your veggies new life as main courses with intensified flavour and hearty, dig-in texture.

The Flavour Makers

The Flavour Makers

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Some ingredients have the power to transform a dish, making it richer, bolder, and more exciting. We asked chefs for their personal game changers – and the creative ways they work magic.

FLAVOURS OF HOME

FLAVOURS OF HOME

The Singapore Women's Weekly

To celebrate National Day, we asked chefs to give their signature twist on their favourite Singaporean dish.

I SAY TOMATO

I SAY TOMATO

The Singapore Women's Weekly

It’s a seemingly humble ingredient but the fresh flavours of tomatoes play a key role in quintessential Italian cooking. Try these refreshing recipes for an easy, laid-back meal

Easy recipes for leftover food

Easy recipes for leftover food

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Make two meals from one! To help, we've got easy solutions for involving big-batch cooking and a thoughtful use of leftovers.

FRESH BEGINNINGS

FRESH BEGINNINGS

The Peak

Score a table at one of these modern Chinese restaurants that have been recently launched, refurbished or relocated.

DOUBLE UP!

DOUBLE UP!

The Singapore Women's Weekly

With these clever recipes, you can enjoy a delicious dinner and have the core ingredients left over for another amazing meal.

Restaurant OF THE YEAR

Restaurant OF THE YEAR

Her World

After modern Australian restaurant Whitegrass opened at Chijmes in 2016, the fine-dining circle waxed lyrical.

RICE ‘N’ EASY

RICE ‘N’ EASY

The Singapore Women's Weekly

These fabulous ideas turn our favourite staple into simple-yet-delicious dinners.

Rice is Nice!

Rice is Nice!

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Use our easy ways to turn the boring staple into amazing dishes.

Fresh Ways With Noodles

Fresh Ways With Noodles

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Udon, wonton or Hokkien mee, the family will love thesedelicious, creative dinner options.

Lose 2 Kg This Month!

Lose 2 Kg This Month!

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Dropping a dress size has never been easier with our simple two-day diet that promises big results with minimal effort.

ALL THE TRIMMINGS

ALL THE TRIMMINGS

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Our delicious take on traditional Christmas fare is the perfect, refreshing blend of old and new.

The good stuff

The good stuff

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Give your festive turkey that wow factor with these delish, fancy fillings.

Indian With A Delicious Twist

Indian With A Delicious Twist

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Paneer is a fresh Indian cheese with a mild taste and a similar texture to haloumi. It is high in protein, making it a great addition to a vegetarian diet. For variation, add some leftover cooked chicken or lamb to the pizzas.

Meat Free & Delicious

Meat Free & Delicious

The Singapore Women's Weekly

These inspired recipes are so tasty and satisfying, you won’t even miss the meat.

HAUTE GREENS

HAUTE GREENS

Her World

Humble vegetables are elevated to fine-dining status with these incredible culinary creations.

Vietnamese Favourites

Vietnamese Favourites

The Singapore Women's Weekly

In a wok or a large frying pan, heat oil on high. Stir-fry prawns in batches, 2 to 3 mins each, until completely changed colour. Remove. 2 In same wok, stir-fry onion, ginger and shrimp paste 1 to 2 mins until onion is tender. Return prawns to wok with sauces, sugar, chilli and pepper, stir-frying 1 min. 3 Add beans and spinach to wok. Stir-fry 1 to 2 mins until spinach begins to wilt. Serve with rice and mint.

Ultimate Beef Burger

Ultimate Beef Burger

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Ultimate Beef Burger

Taste of paradise

Taste of paradise

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A wave of Hawaiian food is sweeping across the island. And it’s as healthy as it is delicious.

All About Onions

All About Onions

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Although they can be used interchangeably, some varieties will suit specific cuisines and flavours better than others

MEALS YOU’LL MAKE AGAIN & AGAIN & AGAIN!

MEALS YOU’LL MAKE AGAIN & AGAIN & AGAIN!

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Some dishes come and go, but the ones here are what we consider forever recipes – foolproof, healthy and so delicious, you’ll want them for your permanent collection.

One BBQ chicken...

One BBQ chicken...

The Singapore Women's Weekly

...and you’ll be able to create these yummy family dinners

Crispy Party Munchies

Crispy Party Munchies

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Moneybags Prep 20 mins • Cook 20 mins • Makes 30

My Chinese New Year banquet

My Chinese New Year banquet

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Celebrity chef Kylie Kwong puts together for us a mouthwatering feast for a prosperous Lunar New Year.

Here’s to 2016

Here’s to 2016

The Singapore Women's Weekly

Ring in the New Year with a delicious spread of sweet and savoury party platters that are sure to please.