As in any venture, business or private, if you are to be successful, you must listen to your circle of friends, advisors, readers or customers and include their constructive criticisms to your growth formula. I started Chef’s Tales wanting it to be a very basic blog, thereby trying to teach readers the cooking fundamentals needed to ensure they could follow recipes presented to them without failing. I was not really planning on adding any food pictures and was trying to be a little different to other food blogs. However, many readers have requested me to add some delightful pictures to liven up the blog and to enable me to do this, I have entered a partnership with a very close chef friend of mine, Chef Kasdi. Chef Kasdi is a very well know chef here in Malaysia and we will start to post some of his pictures and recipes real soon. We will continue to enable our readers to be able to follow recipes by explaining how, what and why. We hope that readers can get the best of both worlds, lovely recipes from Chef Kasdi along with a Myself, an Ex Executive Chef on hand to answer any questions put to him. I will also continue to write my Musings about every day life in the hospitality Industry, hopefully to give Chef’s Tales as much variety as possibly. Happy Cooking!
Leave a Reply
Read Chef’s Tales reviews
-
1) Michael's Musings
- A cook's top priority is to know how to cook
- A far cry from five star treatment
- A father and daughter's inseperable love
- An angel in waiting
- Are we the "Daddy" our daughter's deserve
- Babysitting brutish blokes
- Curmudgeonly customers
- Fouled by a mechanical glitch
- How ugly are you?
- It's all in the game
- It's showtime at the hotel buffet
- Just another day in paradise
- Lasting impressions on our children
- Life is beautiful!
- Loneliness…the curse of humans
- Moonshine on a moonless night
- Once upon a durian date
- PR Playoffs
- Service shenanigans
- Sex in the Bahamas
- The chilling 'Lovely Bones"
- The great junk food conspiracy
- The importance of people skills
- The joys of being a chef
- The need to change
- The power of dreams
- The power of words
2) Recipes
- A hearty herbal oxtail soup
- All Meat Stocks
- Apple tatin
- Balinese Beef Rib Soup
- Banana bread with raspberry compote
- Battered prawns with lime
- Braised Chicken Cacciatore
- Braised duck with star anise
- Braised lamb shanks
- Briyani lamb shanks
- Caesar Salad with Grilled Chicken
- Charcoal Fan Fired Char Koay Teow
- Chargrilled rack of lamb with cucumber raita
- Cheddar Cheese Biscuits
- Cheese and chive omelet
- Cherry tomato and pepper spaghetti with crayfish
- Chicken Rendang
- Chocolate pralines in a presentation box
- Crab and four angle bean salad
- Cream Caramel with Fresh Berries
- Crusted chicken with sundried tomato pasta
- Fresh wonderful fluffly and smooth mashed potato
- Grilled feta cheese and smoked salmon sandwich
- Grilled fish in Asian spices
- Grilled flank steak with pineapple salsa
- Grilled Sea Bass fillet spiked with sage and smoked salmon
- Gulab jamun dessert
- Healthy Banana and Tapioca Pearl Soup
- Homemade beef burger with capsicum relish
- Honey and oat rolls
- Hot and sour beef salad
- Kaffir lime banana fritters
- Kaffir lime creme brulee
- Kambing hitam manis
- Kanpei homemade apple pie
- Lemon meringue pie
- Lemongrass tomato infused oyster shooters
- Mango pudding
- Mini Hazelnut Cakes
- Mushroom and thyme salad
- Nicoise salad with grain mustard
- Pesto and garlic toasted farmer loaf
- Pineapple fried rice
- Poached eggs with mushrooms
- Prawn cocktail open-faced sandwich
- Prawn, crab and apple salad
- Quick roast beef salad
- Ratatouille Provencale
- Red snapper steak curry
- Rice noodles with aromatic fish gravy
- Ricotta and pumpkin ravioli
- Roasted chinese spiced duck
- Roasted ginger flower cod on hot and sour noodles
- Rosemary & Parmesan Potato Wedges
- Rosemary lemon roasted chicken
- Sauted sea bass wrapped in beef bacon
- Sautéed grain fed beef fillet with creamed potato cubes and a beetroot glaze
- Simple bbq lamb chops
- Simple fish stock
- Simple hoisin sesame fruit salad
- Simple Pumpkin Cream Caramel
- Southern fried chicken
- Soya glaze cod on asparagus puree
- Spiced braised beef
- Spiced pineapple pajari
- Spicy Avocado and Chicken Baguette Sandwich
- Spinach ricotta and pine nut cannelloni
- Strawberry mille feuille
- Sweet Potato and Prawn Spaghetti
- Tamago stuffed chicken teriyaki
- Tapenade Mediterranean rich olive spread
- Thai spicy seafood salad
- Thai style blackened cod fillet
- The 30 minute chef
- The real Yorkshire pudding recipe
- The sauce mirror "Glace de Viande"
- Traditional English Fish and Chips
- Watermelon chili granita
- Watermelon salad with cheese and nut balls
- Wild salmon on Asian style noodles
- Wild salmon spring rolls with Thai sauce
- Yellow lentil and vegetable stew "Dalcha"
- Yogurt Coriander Masala Chicken
3) Blogroll
- A Luxury Travel Blog
- Allotment 2 Kitchen
- Babe in the City – KL
- Bill Brady Photography
- Caterersearch
- Chef's Tales Book Review 3
- Chef's Tales Book Review 1
- Chef's Tales Book Review 2
- Chefz.net
- Cook Your Life
- Credit munch UK recipe blog
- Deb cooks
- E & O Hotel
- E&O Hotel- CNN top 10 colonial hotels
- Food Rambler
- Foodbuzz
- Four letter words for paradise
- Game to eat
- Going with my gut
- Lorena's Blog
- My Caribbean Food
- Noredmeat
- Not Delia
- Ooh.com
- Purchase Chef's Tales
- Purchase Chef's Tales
- Sayangku Azura
- Sleepless in Semarak
- Spotlights of life
- Tales of a Saxon Chef
- The Cotswold Food Year
- The Elegance of E & O Hotel
- The Foodie Gift Hunter
- This is Philip's Blog
- Tomato Tots
- Uma Wylde
- What's Up?
4) Industry News
- AGA Cookshop offers cookware and recipes
- Business carvery lunch at Hotel Nikko Kuala Lumpur
- Chefs on fire in gastro laboratory
- Culinary fest at Gleneagles
- Gingerbread Christmas Tree: A Charity Project
- Hello Fresh
- Hotel Nikko KL: Crepes Craze
- Presentation of Chef's Tales book to kitchen trainees
- Royal Plaza on Scotts Redefines Work and Lifestyle in the Upcoming Suites
- The newly opened Kanpei Restaurant and Bar
- The taste of Greece at InterContinental London Park Lane
- Yuletide Feasting at the InterContinental London Park Lane
5) Cooking techniques
6) Celebrity chefs, politicians and famous people
7) One-minute cooking tips
8) Food Shots
- Baby spinach salad
- Baked trout with broken potato
- Cajun crumbed soft shell crab
- Chocolate fondant and frozen coffee parfait
- Mascarpone chicken with pesto sauce
- Pan roasted duck with onion and leek
- Roasted vegetable salad with feta cheese
- Salmon tartar with roesti potato
- Seafood and artichoke aglio
- White chocolate tart
8b) Travel Posts
9) Articles, write ups and other Chef’s Tales media
Pages
-
Meta
Recent Comments
- Allen Smith on With Hello Fresh anyone can cook amazing food at home
- Felix Loo on Guestbook
- Felix Loo on About Me
- chat arcia on The joys of being a chef
- David on Making a homemade non stick pan
Twitter
The Foodie Blogroll
Petit Chef
UK Food Bloggers
Foodista
Categories
Archives

