Join us as we show you how to create some of the beautiful flower-inspired dishes from Shangri-La Hotel Singapore in celebration of Mother’s Day. Our travel team visits Taipei in Taiwan to find out the city’s most popular night markets and foodie spots.

In light of our nation’s 52nd birthday, we’ve dedicated a large part of this issue to appreciating local flavours. 
If you’d like to take your family out for a celebration, we’ve put together a list of restaurants that will be offering special National Day dishes. Or if you fancy it, celebrate with a mod-sin menu at home. The executive chef of Ding Dong Miller Mai has created a handful of local inspired dishes with a modern twist such as Sambal Baked Eggs, Grilled Coconut Spice Chicken, Red Snapper Laksa, Curry Wagyu Beef, and more.
If you’re looking for travel inspiration, don't miss our travel suggestions from page 88 onwards, which cover Perth’s Swan Valley, Bangkok, and Switzerland. 

With the first long school holiday in sight, we’ve prepared a handful of kid-friendly recipes to help keep the little ones busy making breads. We’re talking deliciously moreish melon pan and adorable panda bread sticks that’ll ensure they’re entertained for hours.
If you’re looking for a place to take the kids this June holidays, don’t miss our travel suggestions from p84 onwards. Visit Thailand’s family-friendly destinations including Khao Yai, Hua Hin and Amphawa, or embark on a foodie vacation in Switzerland – I hope you’re able to find a destination that takes your fancy.

There are two scrumptious foodie dates to mark your calendar with in April and May: Easter and Mother’s Day, and we’ve sussed out a selection of establishments that offer nothing but the best epicurean delights to make your celebrations really special.
If you’re staying in, we’ve got a handful of tasty recipes that are guaranteed to impress mums with minimum fuss – from simple yet lovely cakes and tarts, to a more elaborate Greek-themed feast.
For those who have more time to spare, perhaps you’d like to plan a short getaway with mum – we’ve got a handful of travel ideas to places like Adelaide, Bangkok, Qatar and Switzerland within these pages, which might inspire you to take mum there.

February is all about starting the year on the right foot, with a much-needed health-kick.
As fun as the holidays may be, it's all too common to start feeling sluggish and run-down after a while, which is why this month's 'Eating Well Issue' is all about getting back on track. And no, that doesn't mean a diet of rabbit food.
We've got plenty of mouth-watering recipes inside, which are not only delicious but also full of the right nutrients to keep you energy-fuelled, such as quinoa salad, tuna tataki salad, endive gratin, portobello dairy-free omelette, roasted daikon and pumpkin with soy and honey, and more.
We may be looking at healthy eating this issue, but Valentine's Day is just around the corner, so why not make some sweet treats for your loved one this year? We've got two scrumptious chocolate cake recipes by home baker Kerry Tan that will surely put a smile on your partner's face.

Read our travel correspondent Michele Koh Morollo’s drool-inducing account of navigating five of France’s popular food cities in our French-themed issue, and check out the fabulous French spread which we put together with chef Fabio Granata from Brasserie Les Saveurs.

And in the spirit of the festive season, we’ve packed this issue with tons of recipes for cooking up the perfect festive feast. 
In addition to the seasonal favourites, we’ve got our usual array of smart weeknight eats and healthy meals that taste as good as they are good for you, and a deceptively easy but delectable brunch menu for effortless weekend entertaining – so we’ve got all your cooking inspiration sorted for the whole month, not just for that one special day.

In this month's issue, be inspired to create Italian-style lunches or dinners with easy-to-follow and delicious recipes: tuna tartare with salmon roe and avocado cream, pappardelle with smoked pork jowl and almond sauce, Hokkaido scallops with Italian salami and sweet pea cream, and black cod with caramelised celeriac and lemon capers by chef Simone Fraternali from ilLido at the Cliff. 

And if you’re looking for inspiration for your next foodie holiday, you’ll want to read all about our travel correspondent Michelle Tchea’s gastronomic adventure in Italy – from embarking on gastronomical walking tours in Florence to indulging in gourmet delights in Tuscany.

The owners of Chillax Café and Babette Restaurant & Bar – The Astronauts Group – recently launched their third concept, Ninja Bowl, within the hip dining enclave of Duxton Road......

From feasting on delicious Thai dishes at some of the best restaurants in town: Jim Thompson and Long Chim to whipping up a table full of Thai dishes at home with recipes from homecook Elaine Teng and famed chef David Thompson, this issue is packed with everything you need to enjoy a sumptuous Thai feast.

Meanwhile, our travel correspondent Flash Parker’s account of exploring Bangkok’s vibrant street food scene and sprawling markets might just inspire you to plan a trip to Thailand’s capital city sometime soon.

Whether you decide to travel or not this month, enjoy discovering flavours of new cuisines, and continue to challenge yourself in the kitchen.

If you’re looking for inspiration for your next foodie holiday, you’ll want to read all about our travel correspondent Michelle Tchea’s gastronomic adventure in Japan – from eating cheap street foods in Osaka to indulging in gourmet delights in Tokyo and Fukuoka.
 
Also in our Japan Special this issue, the chefs from Restaurant Hoshigaoka share fuss-free Japanese recipes such as nabeyaki udon, houba beef, and kurobuta shabu salad that home cooks can easily prepare at home.
 
We also have wonderfully quick, easy, healthy one-pot meals for everyday dinners and fun recipes in this issue to keep your children happy and full of energy during the school day.

February is always an exciting month, as there’re two special occasions to look forward to: Chinese New Year and Valentine’s Day, and we’ve got all the celebrations covered in this issue – whether it’s suggestions for indulgent Lunar New Year meals or intimate Valentine’s Day dinners.

In addition to the seasonal favourites, we’ve got a selection of Taiwanese recipes which will definitely inspire you to get cooking and baking. In the Entertain section, the chefs at Eat at Taipei share popular Taiwanese street snack recipes that you can easily recreate at home, and in our Taiwanese Special, home cook Elaine Teng puts together four Taiwanese inspired dishes with an Asian twist.

In this issue, we’ve got over 20 pages worth of Christmas cooking inspiration inside – whether you want to whip up an Italian Christmas feast or bake some festive goodies for your loved ones. And if you’re planning a getaway, our travel contributors’ delicious account of navigating the foodie spots in the cities of Milan, Bergamo and Verona might just inspire you to visit Northern Italy soon.

For this month’s ‘Korean Issue’, we teamed up with them to put together a flavoursome line-up of modern Korean-inspired recipes that are a cinch to prepare at home. Expect scrumptious Korean dishes with a modern twist, such as bibimbap burger, seafood paella with kimchi, and more. For those who love to bake, be sure to check out the comprehensive bread feature by baker William Woo, who shares the basics of artisan bread baking, as well as a step-by-step recipe on how to make pain de mie. We also travel to Seoul this month to uncover the bustling city’s culinary secrets, and catch up with Cynthia Chua – the founder if The Spa Esprit Group – who recently launched the group’s latest dining concept Open Farm Community.

In this issue, we look celebrate local flavours – check out our SG50 special featuring popular local recipes from different ethnic groups. We also featured a simple step-by-step recipe on how to prepare the popular Nyonya kueh – pulut inti. For travel ideas, read our Destination feature and you might be inspired to plan a trip to Hong Kong soon.

This month in our Japanese themed issue. You will find all the inspiration you’ll need to rustle up a light, healthy Japanese feast at home; whether it’s for a weekday dinner, or to impress friends at your next dinner party. Also, check out self-taught baker Vickii Ma’s scrumptious matcha and goma cheesecake. If you need some holiday inspiration, we share the best places to eat in Dubai, and closer to home we uncover Batam’s culinary secrets.

This issue, we look at an all-time favourite for travel and food – Thailand. Recreate the magic of Thailand in your kitchen. And for the more aspirational, we have an impressive entertaining spread of Thai delicacies presented by Jim Thompson. Read our Destination feature for ideas when you plan that jaunt to Bangkok.

Given the trend towards healthier lifestyles, it is no surprise that seafood is becoming more and more popular among health-conscious individuals, hence we dedicated this issue to all things seafood. Check out our Reviews section on recommendations on unrivalled seafood restaurants.

This issue, we feature scrumptious recipes such as braised bird’s nest with crab, crab roe and truffle; hometown-style stewed pork belly with dried oysters, black fungus and mushrooms; and sautéed Boston lobster in egg yolk pumpkin sauce. Our festive delights section will offer you some suggestions on which restaurants to check out for a romantic dinner date this Valentine’s Day.

This issue is geared to ease you into 2015 in a healthy way. Our Entertain and Weeknight Eats spreads are filled with delicious, nourishing meals that are easy to prepare. Should the travel bug hit, whisk the family to Macau for a short getaway – we give you the lowdown on the best dining spots.

This is the season to create your very own Christmas magic with good homecooking and festive cheer. This issue has everything you need for Christmas, the party season and all other days in December.

In this issue of food&travel;, we’ve pack our pages with all the information you would need to throw a festive bash with style, from scrumptious but fuss-free recipes from our friends at purple sage, to an in-depth guide to bread and bread making tools. It is the best time to start stocking up on delicious recipes for your year-end lunch and dinner parties now. Make use of this brief interlude for party planning and for trying out new recipes.

An issue dedicated to all things chocolate; learn how to make scrumptious molten matcha lava cakes in our step-by-step section. And seeing that its Halloween and Deepavali this month, we’ve rounded up the best promotions in town for some sumptuous, well-deserved feasting. The Caribbean’s vibrant food scene might just inspire you to plan a trip to this gorgeous tropical paradise sometime soon.

It’s Mid-Autumn Festival this month, Food & Travel magazine dedicates this issue to all things Cantonese, from which dining establishments to visit when craving for authentic Cantonese cuisine hits, to whipping up a delicious home-cooked Cantonese meal for your loved ones and preparing scrumptious sweet treats that are inspired from the popular beverage in Hong Kong.

This issue, we celebrate the nation’s birthday by indulging in a sumptuous spread of classic Singaporean dishes, treats like stuffed you tiao, Chinese rojak, Foochow fish balls and sliced fish bee hoon. Also check out the flavoursome line-up from Caprilicious – a cosy dining establishment housed within Capri by Frasers located at Changi.

This issue, we shine the spotlight on Peranakan cuisine. If you are an avid baker, then the ondeh-ondeh push pop cakes recipe is right up your alley. We’ve sussed out some of the best places for our Muslim readers to break fast and have a mouthwatering Ramadan meal.

Learn more about the wonderful world of spices in this issue of Food & Travel as we give you a look at some of the most popular and flavourful spices used around the world. Later, take a tour of Kyoto with us as we discover some of the best food and attractions available.

In this month’s edition of Food&Travel, join us as we present you with easy-to-prepare recipes for the upcoming Easter celebrations, as well as Spanish recipes from Catalunya Singapore. Our travelling team also review Hawke’s Bay and sample its offerings.

In this issue of Food & Travel, join our team as they explore Siem Reap’s culture through its food and Thailand’s culinary capital, Chiang Mai. We offer our readers step-by-step instructions on how to prepare coconut custard pumpkin, a delectable dish from Thailand.

Join us as we show you how to create delectable Australian-inspired dishes to celebrate Valentine’s Day in the comfort of your own kitchen. Our team also takes you on a journey to Mornington as we explore its many vineyards and cellars.

Our team explains the differences between salts and also takes a look at the best of Chinese cuisine in Beijing in this issue of Food&Travel. Additionally, Chef Fung of Paradise Group shares some of his recipes with you for the upcoming Chinese New Year Festival.

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