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Golden Sweet Sesame Swirls

2025-09-10

If you’re looking for a baking project that will fill your kitchen with an intoxicating aroma and reward you with a truly spectacular treat, you’ve found it. These Golden Sweet Sesame Swirls are a masterpiece of texture and flavor. While the process takes a few hours, most of that is hands-off time while the dough works its magic. I’d classify this as a rewarding weekend bake rather than a difficult chore. The result is a stunning pastry with a crisp, golden exterior that gives way to soft, flaky layers inside. At its heart lies a sweet, buttery filling, all topped with a crunchy, nutty layer of toasted sesame seeds. They are incredibly satisfying to make and even more delightful to eat. Let’s gather our ingredients. The beauty of this recipe lies in its simplicity, using pantry staples you likely already have. For any ingredients you might not have on hand, I’ll suggest some easy-to-find alternatives. For the Dough: 300g All-Purpose Flour 3g Instant Yeast (or one packet of active dry yeast) 1g Salt 160g Cool Water 15g Granulated Sugar For the Oil Roux (for lamination): 40g All-Purpose Flour 30g Neutral Oil (like vegetable, canola, or sunflower oil) For the Sweet Filling: 30g All-Purpose Flour 30g Granulated Sugar 18g Neutral Oil For the Topping: 1 tablespoon Granulated Sugar A generous spoonful of White Sesame Seeds A quick note on the ingredients: The “Oil Roux” is a simple paste of flour and oil that we’ll spread onto the dough. This is the secret to creating those beautiful, flaky layers. For the oil, a neutral-flavored one works perfectly, but if you want a richer, more buttery flavor, feel free to use melted unsalted butter in both the roux and the filling. If you only have active dry yeast, simply activate it in the…

Rustic Torn Cabbage and Pork Skillet

2025-08-30

If you’re staring at a head of cabbage in your fridge wondering how to make it exciting, I have the perfect answer. This recipe is your new secret weapon for weeknight dinners. It transforms humble cabbage into a wildly flavorful, savory, and slightly spicy dish in just 20 minutes flat. The magic here is in the technique—tearing the cabbage by hand instead of chopping it. This creates beautifully rustic edges that catch the sauce and cook to a perfect tender-crisp texture. Forget boiled, mushy cabbage; this stir-fry is vibrant, aromatic, and so incredibly simple to make, even if you’re a complete beginner in the kitchen. It’s a hearty, satisfying dish that proves delicious food doesn’t have to be complicated. Before you start, let’s gather our ingredients. This recipe is wonderfully flexible, so don’t worry if you can’t find the exact items. For the Stir-Fry: 1 medium head of green cabbage: About 2 lbs (or roughly 1 kg). The key is to use a standard green cabbage. Savoy or even Napa cabbage can work in a pinch, but their texture will be slightly softer. A handful of cooked pork (about 1/2 cup, chopped): The original recipe calls for “熟大肉” (shú dà ròu), which simply means cooked pork, often referring to boiled pork belly. For an amazing and easy-to-find substitute, use thick-cut bacon or pancetta! Simply chop it up and you can fry it right in the pan. Leftover roast pork or even smoked sausage would also be delicious. 1 medium yellow onion: The original uses “皮芽子” (pí yá zi), a regional term for onion. A standard yellow or red onion will provide the perfect sweet, aromatic base. 1 fresh red chili: A Fresno or red jalapeño is perfect for adding a mild, pleasant heat. If you prefer less spice, remove the…

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