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Welcome! I'm Lokness. Currently live in San Francisco Bay Area. Grew up in Hong Kong & lived in Los Angeles for years. Obsessed with chocolate & ice cream. Cooking is something I love. This is where I share my stories and recipes. Want to know more? Click here.

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Growing up, my mom bought us Sara Lee pound cake.

Happy Lunar New Year! 新年快樂! Other than “

Happy Lunar New Year! 新年快樂! Other than “恭喜發財 Gong Hei Fat Choy” (wishing you wealth and prosperity), the other new year greeting that Bryan loves to say is “大吉大利 Dai Gut Dai Lei” (good luck and may things go smoothly).

In Chinese culture, mandarin oranges are often present during Lunar New Year. The pronunciation of the word “桔” (mandarin orange) sounds very similar to the word “吉” (luck), so mandarin orange is a fruit that brings in luck & prosperity. My grandma always have multiple plates full of mandarins in her house.

In this year of ox, I wish you all good health, good fortune, happiness & have a sweet year like these sweet mandarins! 🍊🐮🧧

If I’m going to start the day with a sandwich, t

Remember the blood orange sorbet last week? Top it

Yesterday was a good day, and I’m still feeling

Bryan & I have been dreaming about these chicken t

Bryan & I have been dreaming about these chicken tenders from Sesame Grill @sesamegrill_626 for a few days. These tenders are unlike any we had before. Crunchy crust, yet delicate & not too heavy. The meat is super juicy & soft. Very simple food, but really well executed! Sesame Grill was original a fine dining restaurant, they redid their menu because of the pandemic & started to sell tenders only. And that got really popular! Incredible story & hope they’ll continue do well. If you’re ever in the area, definitely check them out.
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Char Siu with Rice (叉燒飯) is a dish that I ca

Char Siu with Rice (叉燒飯) is a dish that I can never get enough. Since I didn’t live close to a Chinese restaurant for a long time, I have been making my own for years. This week, I finally reshot the photos & gave a quick update for the recipe. Juicy & tender pork coated in a slightly sweet BBQ sauce, then top them over some hot steamed rice with a sweet soy sauce. Every bite is so satisfying!
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Search “BBQ pork” on my blog for the recipe! #ontheblog #TheMissingLokness
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https://themissinglokness.com/2014/04/23/cantonese-style-bbq-pork-over-rice/

2020 is finally over!🥳 What a crazy year! No do

2020 is finally over!🥳 What a crazy year! No doubt it’s going to down to be one of the most memorable years. Although it has been tough, I hope you get to have some amazing food. Here are the TOP recipes on the blog this year. Fusion dishes are very popular, like sushi bake, miso udon, & banana butter mochi. Then there are sweet potato pudding, lemon cake & lobster mac and cheese. Not only they’re all comfort food, they’re very easy to make. Swipe to the end to see my personal favorite recipe of the year! Thank you so much for all the support this year! I’m looking forward to sharing more tasty recipes in a much better 2021!
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Happy New Year! Stay healthy & safe!❤️
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Go to my blog for the top ranking & direct links! ⬆️ #ontheblog #TheMissingLokness

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