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Baja (Mauritian Chickpea Flour & Spring Onion Fritters)

Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and bursting with delightful flavours, Baja will you to the bustling streets of Mauritius...

Dipin Frir (Mauritian Bread Fritters)

Dipin Frir is a delicious and traditional dish from Mauritius. It is a popular street food that is enjoyed by both locals and tourists alike...

Boulet Ton (Mauritian Tuna Croquettes)

Boulet Ton is a popular Mauritian snack made with tuna. This dish is a perfect combination of crispy on the outside and soft on the inside...

Katles Poule (Mauritian Chicken Cutlets)

Katles Poule is made of minced chicken, flavoured with a variety of aromatic spices and herbs, and coated in crispy breadcrumbs...

Gato Arwi (Mauritian Deep-Fried Taro Cakes)

Gato Arwi, also known as Gato Aroui(lle), is a popular Mauritian street food made from fried taro root. This dish is crispy and delicious...

Halim (Mauritian Meat & Lentil Soup)

Halim is a delicious and hearty meat and lentil soup that is perfect for special occasions or as a comforting meal during colder months...

Dal (Mauritian Yellow Split Pea Soup)

Dal is a staple dish in Mauritius and is usually served with rice, roti or bread. Learn how to easily make this vegetarian dish...

Lanti Nwar (Mauritian Brown Lentil Soup)

Lanti Nwar is a Mauritian dish that is rich in flavour and packed with nutrients. This vegan-friendly recipe is perfect for a quick dinner...

Lanti Rouz (Mauritian Red Lentil Soup)

With its blend of subtle spices and nutritious lentils, Lanti Rouz is dish that will quickly become a favourite in your recipe collection...

Vietnamese Glutinous Rice Balls (Chè trôi nước)

Chè trôi nước is a traditional Vietnamese dessert. This sweet and sticky treat features glutinous rice balls filled with mung bean paste...

Chinese Glutinous Rice Balls (Tāng Yuán or 汤圆)

Chinese Glutinous Rice Balls, or Tāng Yuán in Mandarin, is a traditional Chinese dessert that is typically served during the Winter Solstice Festival...

Chinese Banana Mochi Rolls (香蕉糕)

If you're a fan of sweet treats with a chewy texture, then you'll love these Chinese Banana Mochi Rolls, also known as Xiāng Jiāo Gāo (香蕉糕)...

Eight Treasure Congee (八宝粥)

Eight Treasure Congee is a traditional Chinese breakfast dish made with glutinous rice, a variety of dried grains, beans, fruits and nuts...

Sticky Rice Dumpling (粽子)

Sticky Rice Dumpling (粽子, pronounced Zòng Zi) is a traditional Chinese dish that is commonly made and eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival...

Poudinn Vermisel (Mauritian Vermicelli Pudding)

Poudinn Vermisel (also known as Poudine Vermicelle) is a sweet dessert that is a popular part of Mauritian cuisine...

Gato Dile

Popular Mauritian Milk Cakes for Divali...

Rasmalai (Cheese Dumplings In Flavoured Milk)

Soft and fluffy Paneer dumplings in sweet milk...

Laddou (Sweet Mauritian Besan Flour Balls)

Divali is all about sweet desserts. And they don’t get much more iconic than Laddou, Mauritius’s take on the classic Indian dessert Laddu...

Poudinn Maniok (Mauritian Cassava Pudding)

Poudinn Maniok is a rarity these days! Read on to learn how you can resurrect this once ubiquitous treat in the comforts of your own home...

Flan Karamel (Mauritian Crème Caramel)

As a kid in Mauritius, Flan Karamel was as sophisticated as it got! And a plate of this delicious wobbly dessert would definitely get my mouth watering...

Rasgoula (Milk Dumplings in Syrup)

Rasgoula is a very sweet milk-based dessert enjoyed in Mauritius during holidays and celebrations such as Divali, Eid and Navratri...

Makacha Koko (Mauritian Coconut Buns)

Makacha Koko is a soft sweet bun with a coconut filling that reminds every Mauritian native of their childhood...

Poutou (Mauritian Steamed Rice Cakes)

Poutou is one of those traditional Mauritian recipes that celebrate our mixed heritage. Learn how to easily make your own at home...

Char Siu Bao (叉烧包)

There are few dishes that are more iconic of Dim Sum (or Yum Cha if you’re in Australia) than Char Siu Bao...

Barfi Elayti

While Barfi Elayti is one of the most commonly shared sweets during Divali, it is also enjoyed throughout the year...

Alouda Glase (Mauritian Flavoured Milk)

On a hot Mauritian summer day, there are few drinks that refresh you like Alouda Glase...

Nian Gao (年糕 or Gato Lasir)

There are few dishes that bring together my Chinese and Mauritian heritage like Nian Gao (Gato Lasir)...

Hong Kong Egg Tarts (港式蛋挞)

Hong Kong Egg Tarts are a traditional Chinese dessert that always features on Dim Sum menus...

Pate Laviann (Bánh Patê Sô)

Pate Laviann is a delicious, pastry snack from Mauritius with its roots tracing back to France. You can also find a similar version in Vietnam...

Gato Napolitenn (Mauritian Sandwich Cookies)

Shortbread biscuit, jam and pink icing: there's a lot to love about Gato Napolitenn...
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