Appetizer: For a change from classic potato chips, try our recipe for buckwheat crepe chips. The advantage of homemade chips is that you can flavour them as you wish ;-) Here, we've added a hint of ...

When Jacques Pépin dishes on his cooking secrets, we listen. Find out why he uses Wondra flour for his fried chicken, and why ...

These Pumpkin Pie Cake Bites bring all the tasty flavors of pumpkin pie in a cute, cake-pop-like treat. Perfect for Thanksgiving or any fall gathering! Simple to make and fun to share.

Crispy crepes made from fermented rice and lentil batter, often filled with spiced potatoes (masala dosa). Instant idli made with semolina, yogurt, and spices, perfect for a quick breakfast. Savory ...

This new drink, which, hot take: we think is one of the best holiday drinks they've released for the holidays, is made with a blend of espresso, oat milk (expect the nuttiness!), a salted pretzel ...

They’re back! Nine years ago, D’Rachna Recipe captivated my heart (and tummy) with their apom manis, served at USJ 14’s ...

Make your cruise extra special with upgrade options—such as champagne, crepes, cookies, and sandwiches—and choose from multiple departure times throughout the day. The boarding is on the dock at the ...

Freshly cooked French crepes are a cost-effective lunch choice in Paris, with numerous creperies scattered across the city serving crispy crepes straight from a hot griddle. These convenient ...

Pancakes are definitely the star here, but Fuwa Fuwa also serves extravagant waffle dishes, macarons, rolls, crepes, cookies, and even burnt-top cheesecake. You might also like: Ontario-based ...

This recipe with a unique twist is no exception. It's described as "irresistible" and "perfect for a quick snack or "a wholesome breakfast". Isabella from Isabella's Recipes revealed the ...

The pistachio kunafa flavour has found its way into crepes, cookies, brownies, sundaes, and boba tea. One restaurant has even introduced a pistachio kunafa-flavoured version of the popular Indian ...

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