SouperChef Specials

SouperChef’s Message | World In One Kitchen Travel Series 2 The yearend is upon us soon and I hear people around me are already starting to turn to travel for an escape from the hustle and bustle of our daily routines. Before “vacation vengeance” became a buzzword, travelling was an opportunity to expand my horizons […]

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Broccoli Mac and Cheese Vegetarian | Contains Dairy | Contains Gluten   A hearty and comforting adaptation of the traditional casserole dish that might just make you change your mind about broccoli! In this rich and creamy purée, broccoli florets are blended with cheddar and cream cheese, thickened with potatoes, then swirled with cream. And […]

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Nikujaga Beef Stew with Wasabi Beef | Contains Gluten | Contains Dairy | Spicy   There is a Japanese expression affectionately known as ofukuro no aji—it evokes simplicity and usually refers to a home-cooked meal prepared by a loved one. Nikujaga, a sweet and savoury stew, is an iconic comfort food synonymous with Japanese home […]

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Nourishing Sesame Chicken Stew Contains Chicken | Contains Gluten | Dairy-Free   My food haunts in Taiwan are always deliciously marked with street eats in night markets. As ubiquitous as the traditional Taiwanese sesame oil chicken soup is, each version is still unique! This rendition of the stew includes warming herbs like danggui, dangshen and […]

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SouperChef’s Message | Red Dot Series I love the sheer diversity and inclinations we all enjoy when it comes to food. Name your favourite dish and be prepared to engage in a passionate foodies’ discourse about what’s the best. While curating this month’s SouperChef Specials that can be representative of our collective identity—quintessentially Singaporean, I […]

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Hainanese-Style Chicken Mixed Grain Risotto Contains Chicken | Contains Gluten | Dairy-Free   Whether in humble or haute cuisine, the Hainanese-style chicken rice has been flying our SG flag proudly in the culinary scene. Here, we keep what makes the dish sing and soupify it with our no-nasties Chicken Collagen Premium Soup Stock and mixed […]

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Nyonya-Inspired Vegetable Curry with Cheese Vegetarian | Contains Dairy | Gluten-Free | Spicy   Just like how Singapore’s story is a complex tale of assimilation, Nyonya food is an exhilarating culinary ride of cultural infusion! Inspired by the Nyonya sayur lodeh, I added pineapple for a refreshing tang and cheese for natural umami. With Korean […]

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Soul-Good Barramundi Stew Teochew Style Contains Fish* | Contains Gluten | Dairy-Free *May contain fine bones   Inspired by Chef Willin’s “yu pin mai fan” and heritage dishes, this soup is a cross between Teochew steamed pomfret and fish porridge! You’ll find familiar Teochew elements like kiam chye and dau cheo, with barley to substitute […]

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SouperChef’s Message | World In One Kitchen Did you travel to your heart’s content last month? I took some sporadic breaks with my children during their school holiday and how lovely it is to simply slow down and savour time. Just as we need pauses between notes for music to sound good, we should see […]

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Catalan Chicken Stew with Prunes Contains Chicken | Contains Egg | Contains Gluten   In Corca, Catalan Country, we stayed with a family in their 500-year-old home, Casa Matilda. Over breakfast, I asked what a traditional Catalan soup would be. This is it—no formal recipe, just how generations in the family used to make it! […]

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Vietnamese Beef Stew Contains Beef | Contains Gluten | Dairy-Free   Vietnam’s cuisine is a blend of influences, a beautiful mix of native traditions and cultural inspirations. This soup is an embodiment of the seamless marriage of the East and West—a French-style beef stew flavoured with star anise, lemongrass, fish sauce, then cooked with white […]

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Roasted Vegetables Chilli Cheese Stew Vegetarian | Contains Dairy | Gluten-Free | Spicy   This is the national dish of Bhutan, commonly eaten in homes on a daily basis, cooked with chillies, tomatoes and cheese, paired with rice! There, chilli is treated as a vegetable and not as a condiment. In Bhutan, I always looked […]

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