Sometimes called the vanilla of Southeast Asia, pandan leaves offer a sweet grassy note and faint nuttiness to both desserts and savory dishes. I’ve tasted their unique flavor in steamed rice at ...

Grill or barbecue the chicken for an easier, less oily but just as delicious version. Trim any visible fat from chicken, and cut meat into bite-sized pieces. Combine the remaining ingredients in a ...

Heralded as “the first new cake in 100 years” when it was introduced, the chiffon cake -- one of the darlings of midcentury cuisine -- became famous for its wonderfully light and airy texture, ...

Pandanus amaryllifolius, also known as pandan or screw pine, is a long, slender, tough green leaf with a lovely, pleasant aroma and a delicate but distinctive taste. You can find fresh or frozen ...

MANILA, Philippines — What's not to love about chiffon cakes? They're light, airy, and fluffy, yet so satisfying for the tummy. Cake lovers might enjoy this Pandan Chiffon Cake recipe which Chef ...

This recipe comes from Roy Hamilton, senior curator of Asian and Pacific Collections, Fowler Museum. Baking food in an oven is not traditional in the Austronesian world—unless one counts underground ...

“As a tourist to the Freetown Christiania commune in Copenhagen, I came across the drømmekage, which translates literally to ‘dream cake’,” writes Raymond Tan in The Baker’s Book, a new collection of ...

Properties: Thaw and rinse frozen leaves before use; refreeze. Refrigerate fresh leaves for a week, then freeze. Or, use bottled pandan essence. Uses: Flavoring for sweet and savory dishes. Flavors: ...

Chiffon cake — that darling of midcentury American cuisine — is a lighter-than-air confection. Made with egg whites and vegetable oil, it has a feathery crumb and a delicate flavor. That makes it ...