Thạch Rau Câu Thai Tea/Coffee Agar Jelly

Thạch Rau Câu is a Vietnamese dessert made from agar-agar, a gelatinous substance derived from seaweed. It has a smooth, jelly-like texture and is often colorful, making it visually appealing. The dish can be flavored with various ingredients, such as coffee, coconut milk, fruit juices, or pandan leaves, and is sometimes layered to create a... Continue Reading →

Chè Bánh Lọt (Cendol)

For Episode 3 of Mrs. No Limit Sweetz, Mrs. No Limit made super refreshing Vietnamese dessert, Chè Bánh Lọt. Taylor is a huge fan and requested it and helped make it as well. This is the perfect chè to bring to a party to share with family and friends. Chè Bánh Lọt (or “cendol” in... Continue Reading →

Rosé Tteokbokki 

The girls love Tteokbokki and recently became obsessed with Rosé Tteokbokki after trying it for the first time at BB.Q Chicken. I'm not a huge Tteokbokki fan, but after trying this a few times myself, I became obsessed too! You know that if they love something, Imma learn how to make it at home. Rosé... Continue Reading →

Chè Chuối (Vietnamese Banana Sweet Soup)

In Episode 2 of No Limit Sweetz, Mrs. No Limit makes my parent’s tried and true Chè Chuối (banana tapioca dessert), one of her all-time favorite Vietnamese desserts. There’s only 3 main ingredients to this dessert: tapioca, coconut cream, and bananas! Love it! Chè Chuối is a popular Vietnamese dessert made primarily from bananas and... Continue Reading →

Bánh Chuối Hấp (Steamed Banana Cake)

Mrs. No Limit is in her Vietnamese Dessert making era and is experimenting and learning to make all her favorite Vietnamese desserts. We’re starting a No Limit Sweetz series where she’ll proudly share her favorite Vietnamese dessert recipes! Bananas are her favorite Vietnamese dessert ingredient so Bánh Chuối Hấp like what she grew up eating... Continue Reading →

Mexican Rice in the Rice Cooker

I was experimenting with tomato bouillon and made Mexican-style rice in the rice cooker for my bean, cheese, and rice burritos. The perfectly cooked Mexican rice was super easy to make. After sauteing the rice, I just threw everything in the rice cooker and let it do its thing. So easy and delicious! My regular... Continue Reading →

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