Hello All! Happy Lunar New Year! Dumplings are commonly eaten during Lunar New Year to symbolize prosperity since they’re shape like ancient …
Snacks & Appetizers
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Hmong DessertsMy Childhood FavoritesRecipesSnacks & Appetizers
Cassava Sticky Rice Cake: Mov Ncuav Qos Ntoo
by Cindy Herby Cindy HerHello & Nyob Zoo all! It’s Ncuav season! This is one of the many Ncuav that I recently learned from my grandma. …
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Hello Foodies! Spring is just around the corner and I thought this Snow Fungus Salad would be the perfect dish to enjoy …
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My Childhood FavoritesRecipesSnacks & Appetizers
Fresh Corn Cakes: Ncuav Pob Kws
by Cindy Herby Cindy HerHello and Nyob Zoo everyone! Fresh corn season is here! Here’s to another cooking session with my grandma teaching me how she …
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RecipesSnacks & AppetizersVegetarian
Fresh Spring Rolls: Fried Tofu & Shrimp-Pork Version
by Cindy Herby Cindy HerHappy Summer! Fresh Summer Rolls or better known as fresh spring rolls are here! I’ll be showing you all my take on …
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Hmong DishesLao DishesMy Childhood FavoritesRecipesSnacks & Appetizers
Baked Eggs: Qai Ci (Khai Being)
by Cindy Herby Cindy HerNyob Zoo Foodies! Today, I’ll be showing you a fun, tasty, and easy Lao appetizer/snack: Khai Being. In the Hmong culture, we …
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Lao DishesRecipesSnacks & AppetizersThai Dishes
Pork Stuffed Tapioca Pearls: Saku Sai Moo(สาคูไส้หมู)
by Cindy Herby Cindy HerHello Foodies! SAKU SAI MOO! Pork stuffed tapioca pearls. Another delicious treat and dish to make. It’s sweet, savory, and oh so …
Buttery-Soft & Fluffy Dinner Rolls
Hello Foodies! The Holidays are coming up and what’s more perfect than fresh baked dinner rolls! As many of you know, Hmong …
My Childhood Favorites: Ncuav Txuam Puab (Sticky Rice in Banana Leaf)
Hello Foodie! Here is another childhood favorite of mine called ncuav txuam puab which is basically just sticky rice wrapped in banana …
Steamed Buns: Kas Las Paus (Kalapao)-[Non-Yeasted Version]-
Hello and Nyob Zoo Foodies! STEAM BUNS! One of my guilty pleasure because one is never enough! 🙂 There’s so many ways …