Category: Sugar-Free Recipes

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Egg Tart 蛋挞 (Refined Sugar-Free)

Creamy custardy and mildly sweet egg custard in a buttery flaky melt-in-your-mouth pastry tart, handmade from scratch and baked fresh from the oven. I love to enjoy these warm egg tarts with a cup of teh-c-kosong, Singapore’s version of milk tea with no sugar. This is the perfect afternoon tea break for me.

Low GI Mooncake with White Bean Paste

These gluten-free, dairy-free, grain-free, refined sugar-free Low GI Mooncakes not only taste yummilicious, it’s also a much healthier version than the traditional mooncake. It’s filled with low GI white bean paste which I made very quickly within 30 minutes. This is the healthiest and fastest mooncake I’ve ever made!

Fruit Tarts (Refined Sugar-Free) 水果挞

Create a platter of fruit tarts with all your favourite fruits in bite-size, it’s incredibly easy to make, yet refreshingly delectable. I made these lovely tarts with refined sugar alternative, thus making it a healthier version. Which is your favourite fruit on the tart?

Sweet Potato Kueh 甜番薯椰丝糕

This sweet potato kueh is made with tapioca flour, rice flour, fresh coconut and monk fruit sweetener, making it a great gluten-free and healthy afternoon tea snack.

Kueh Ubi Kayu 蒸木薯糕 (Steamed Tapioca Kueh / Steamed Cassava Cake)

The Kueh Ubi Kayu or Steamed Tapioca Kueh is mildly sweet local snack full of the aromatic coconut milk flavours, steamed very soft and springy, coated with fresh grated coconut and makes a delicious afternoon snack with tea or coffee.

Be My Valentine Vegan Jelly Bunny Bear

Happy St Valentine’s Day! This Be My Valentine Vegan Jelly Bunny Bear uses 3 key ingredients, very easy to make, and is super cute!

Strawberry Chia Seed Jam without Pectin

This strawberry jam made with chia seed is absolutely delicious and wholesome, it’s also really quick and easy to make.

Koi Fish Jelly with Coconut Milk 鲤鱼香椰果冻

This koi fish jelly dessert with coconut milk is the perfect dessert served during Lunar New Year as well as major Chinese festivals as it not only means abundance of wealth, luck, fortune and prosperity, it’s also really cooling and delicious.