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Saigon
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Saigon@quokk.auJoined: 2025-11-08 |
Bakery-style Hong Kong egg tarts in about 30 minutes with store-bought tart shells. Flaky crust, smooth custard, lightly sweet, these are the perfect desserts to enjoy with coffee or tea. |
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「黃家駒 Wong Ka Kui」
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WongKaKui@piefed.socialJoined: 2025-11-23 |
OMG It's the 蛋撻, I've always lived near ethnic Chinese communities so I had a lot of these from the bakeries. It's good! Well sometimes that one store kinda fucked it up a bit a few times and didn't taste as great, but most of the times it tastes good. I had some within the past few months, there's like one of these bakeries very close by. I think the best ones were in NYC. I remember in Brooklyn, I had a lot of different 包 and 蛋撻 and 粉麵 and alot of 燒臘 I remember stuff in Manhattan Chinatown was better? Or maybe I just go there rarely and viewed the Manhattan Chinatown as more "prestiged" than the Brooklyn 86th street "Mini-Chinatown"¹ where I live, and had a biased taste for stuff. ¹We call anywhere where there's a lot of ethnic Chinese people a "Chinatown" (唐人街, literally translates to "Tang People Street" Tang refer to one of the best dynasties in China's history). I remember my parent's refer to 3 Chinatowns: The Main, Manhattan Chinatown, the most recognizable one. The 2nd, 8th Avenue "Mini-Chinatown" The 3rd, 86th Street "Mini-Chinatown" near where we lived I always had the perception that the biggest one was the best one, idk if its true or not |
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cloudless
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cloudless@piefed.socialJoined: 2024-09-26 |
Thanks I love this. Will probably take me 3 hours instead of 30 minutes. |
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