Oolong Jelly Bowl, Three Ways
Recipes for assembling three different bowls from a simple set of four ingredients: grass jelly, ai yu jelly, mulberry jam, and oolong tea.
Soy Paste Burnt Basque Cheesecake
A tart and caramel-y dessert from Ozzy Hsieh of Yu Ding Xing. We love it for showing how versatile soy paste, a type of rice-thickened soy sauce, is.
Irwin Mango Pound Cake
In this recipe, our fresh-tasting, sweet, and pulpy mango jam gets swirled into a lemony vanilla pound cake.
Red Guava Frozen Yogurt
Turn the classic guava-plum powder pairing into a cold dessert by incorporating our red guava jam into a frozen yogurt.
Hot Grass Jelly 燒仙草
Perfect for winter, this hot grass jelly embodies old-fashioned flavor 古早味 when served with fen yuan, red bean, job’s tears, and nuts.
Hot Ai Yu Jelly 燒愛玉
Although usually served cold, Ai Yu Jelly is also excellent warm, in a bath of oolong tea with brown sugar syrup and creamer.
Sesame and Peanut Tang Yuan 芝麻花生湯圓
These traditional sweet glutinous rice balls are stuffed with black sesame paste or toasted crushed peanuts.
Black Sesame Soy Paste Pound Cake
In this recipe by soy sauce brewer Ozzy Hsieh, black sesame and roasted cashews create a deep, nutty aroma that will fill your house.
How To Make Grass Jelly
This is our ratio for this popular herbal tea, with the option to either drink it in its tea form or set it into a jelly.
How to Make Ai Yu Jelly
This is our perfect ratio for bouncy, jiggly Ai Yu Jelly, the golden child of Taiwanese summer desserts made from fig seeds.
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