Hello there!
On this page, you’ll find out more on the ingredients that I use in my own pantry.
I usually try to choose ingredients that are wholesome, with lesser or no additives wherever possible.
If you have any questions on them, feel free to leave a comment!
Prima Unbleached Plain Flour
What is This: Prima’s range of flour is mainly unbleached: plain flour, top flour, superfine wholegrain flour.
Where to Buy: Large supermarket chains / Red Mart
Billington’s Demerara Sugar
What is This: I usually Demerara sugar, which is less processed compared to white sugar.
Demerara has a flavor similar to caramel naturally. Although it makes the baked goods slightly yellowish/browner in color, I enjoy using this more than refined sugar.
Of course, eat sugar sparingly ๐
Where to Buy: Large supermarket chains / Red Mart
Kikkoman Soy Sauce
What is This: There are a lot of brands of soy sauce with many additives. This is one brand that contains very simple ingredients – water, soy beans, wheat, salt.
Look out for ingredients on label when you are purchasing sauces ๐
Where to Buy: Large supermarket chains.
Chee Seng 100% Pure Sesame Oil
What is This: Sesame oil is usually added in dishes for additional fragrances, especially in steamed fish, and Asian dishes like sesame oil chicken.
Sometimes I also add a little of sesame oil in soup noodles for my children.
Where to Buy: Large supermarket chains.
Hinode Mirin
What is This: Mirin is widely used in Japanese recipes. It is a type of sweet cooking rice wine that is used for seasoning and/or glazing.
Where to Buy: Large supermarket chains.
