Ginger Green Tea Ice Cream

Coconut Tapioca Dessert with Sweet Rice Balls

This coconut tapioca dessert with homemade sweet rice balls and fruit is our take on the sweet soups and desserts loved in many Asian countries.

Black Sticky Rice Mango Dessert

This delicious Asian dessert has sliced mango, Thai black sticky rice, coconut milk, sweetened condensed milk, and shaved ice. It's rich and refreshing!

Thai Black Sticky Rice Dessert (Two Honeymoon Dessert Recipes!)

Honeymoon Dessert is the pinnacle of Asian desserts and these two copycat recipes are a refreshing summertime dessert. These stores are everywhere in China but when int he US, you'll have to follow this recipe!.

Scooped: Jasmine Tea and Rose Petal Sorbet

After my Thanksgiving excesses, I needed to atone. I also needed to shake my head clear of the pumpkin-spiced everything clouding my culinary imagination. This sorbet was as easy to make as a pitcher of iced tea, but much more refreshing.

Thai-Inspired Coconut-Pandan Rice Pudding With Fresh Mango

[Photograph: Leela Punyaratabandhu] An easier, quicker, more stovetop-friendly version of the iconic Thai dessert, Khao Niao Ma-muang, this coconut rice pudding and mango retains all of the flavors found in the original dish by which it is inspired. Pandan leaves...

Grass Jelly Dessert: Customize Our Recipe! - The Woks of Life

Learn how to make your own customized grass jelly dessert, with a sweet base and lots of different toppings, from fruit to tapioca pearls to ice cream!

Thai Black Sticky Rice Pudding

Thai Black Sticky Rice is a traditional Thai dessert that is incredibly quick and easy to make with glutinous rice. Top with coconut and mango!

Sweet Coconut Soup with Fruit Pearls

Sweet dessert soups are common in East and South East Asia. I'm partial to those made with coconut milk, which make a silky base for inclusions of fruit, red bean, tapioca pearls, and jellies. Spherified fruit juices combine the best of these add-ins: intense fruit flavor with a dynamic, juicy texture. I used guava juice, but use whatever flavors (perhaps in combination) you like. You can even dilute flavored syrups (like ginger or cinnamon) in water for your fruit juice. Just stay away from aci...

Scooped: Kaffir Lime, Ginger, Star Anise Sorbet

Star anise contributes more depth of flavor, elevating this from a citrusy ice to something more exotic. You don't need much, and it doesn't need to steep for very long to impart its flavor. The coconut water base is subtle and anise easily overwhelms everything it touches. But when your flavors are balanced, you'll be rewarded with a dessert that's bright and exotic, with a tinge of gingery heat and a kiss of licorice sweetness.

Coconut Rice (fluffy, not gluey!)

Simple, fluffy coconut rice! Fantastic side with any South East Asian food - Thai, Malaysia, Vietnamese - as well as Caribbean and tropical foods.