"Chewy Sesame Candy - Kẹo Mè Xửng Huế is a famous snack food from Hue - the ancient capital of Vietnam, and it has become one of the most popular souvenirs that tourists will bring home. When I visited Hue in 2019, I bought one package: sweet and chewy candy with sesame rich flavor and crunchy peanut in between every bite. I attempted to make it at home with a simple recipe, and it turned out a great success."- Herman Huang

Let’s make a delicious milk bread, using a method that does not require tangzhong or yudane. We will activate the yeast using warmed milk (about 110F which is slightly warmer than body temp) and a sprinkling of sugar. Do not add salt directly to the yeast and milk. This bread will require at least 2 hours (1 hour to rise, 1 hour to proof). It will be worth it. The bread will be so soft, fluffy, light, savory and addictive. You will want to make it again and again!

Let’s bake a luscious matcha Basque cheesecake! Hints of burnt caramel, silky soft cheesy interior, and so, so easy to bake!

When fall arrives, it's pumpkin spice season. We’re so excited to present to you a pumpkin spice milk bread, shaped into a pretty wool bread, using a standard bundt pan. You can use regular tube pans for this bread.

Make the cutest snow skin mooncakes with us! Requires no baking! These are great for Halloween too!

Make fluffy milk bread buns into pandan frogs! You can change up the recipe and make them matcha instead.

Want to make chewy and delicious mochi bread? Check out this recipe!

Imagine a decadent brownie and a marshmallow mochi had a baby. This chocolate brown butter mochi is that baby. Now make it spicy with gochujang and umami-ful with miso. Here’s our gochujang chocolate brown butter mochi recipe.

The Timorese ladder biscuit is a delicious crisp biscuit infused with a nutty, Lum Ying / almond texture and licorice flavor. The ladder biscuit received its name due to the crimp shape, making it seem like a step ladder or a ladder to heaven.

Chiffon cakes are light as air and pillowy like clouds. With this versatile recipe, you’ll be making beautiful and fluffy chiffon cakes! Use pandan extract if you want a lime green pandan-flavoured chiffon cake instead of this ube chiffon cake by Subtle Asian Baking member Jade Nhin.