Making Edible Art in Singapore

Apr 9

I made traditional Ang Ku Kueh using heritage wood molds with culinary historian Jasmine Adams.

2 Comments

Dragonfruit and fig?! Yes, please. And, “culinary historian,” so true that food holds history. Thank you for sharing this!

I’m still thinking about all the flavors!

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