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March 2, 2022 Benji Ho

Teochew-Style Mooncakes

Spiral mooncakes, swirl mooncakes, thousand-layer mooncakes, Teochew-style mooncakes, or 潮州月餅… these sweet, flaky pastries go by several names. What I

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February 26, 2022 Benji Ho

Spiral Mantou

Mantou, or 饅頭, is steamed yeast bread that is a major staple especially in northern China, where wheat rather than

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February 26, 2022 Benji Ho

Purple Yam Snow Skin Mooncake

Snow-skin mooncake, or 冰皮月餅, are chewy, unleavened, unbaked treats made from glutinous rice flour that has a consistency like marshmallow,

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February 26, 2022 Benji Ho

Macau-Style Almond Biscuits

Almond biscuits, or 澳門杏仁餅, are a specialty of Macau. These sweet crumbly cookies are mostly made from mung beans and

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February 26, 2022 Benji Ho

Date and Walnut Cantonese-Style Mooncake

Mooncakes, or 月餅, are unleavened pastries filled with a sweet paste, the most traditional ones being red bean paste, lotus

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February 26, 2022 Benji Ho

Amygdalota

Amygdalota are almond cookies of Greek origin. With almond, egg white, and sugar as the only ingredients, these chewy treats

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February 24, 2022 Benji Ho

Bolobao

Bolobao, or 菠蘿包, literally means “pineapple bun” except they contain no pineapples. Instead, these Cantonese yeast buns are topped with

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My name is Benji Ho. I am a family physician, family man, and life-long learner. This blog will be about making food. Not only is cooking an important life skill to better nourish our bodies, but also a great way to share our love for family and friends at the table, and to pass down rich cultural traditions from generation to generation. This is my cooking journey. Thank you for visiting Benji Bakes!

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