California Raisin and Bacon Pull-Apart BreadJOCELYN P. VENES
This California Raisin and Bacon Pull-Apart Bread is what dreams are made of. It’s rich, moist, tender, fluffy, buttery and loaded with layers of California Raisins, bacon and walnut that explodes with flavor and texture. The raisin paste gives these rolls a complex flavor and a slight acidity to balance the natural sweetness.Beef Morcon with California RaisinsBy Chef Editha SingianChicken Adobo with California RaisinsBy Chef Editha SingianCalifornia Raisin Asam Pedas ChickenBy Chef Rohani Jelani Yuzu Creméux, Apple Mint Jelly, Candied Cucumber & Poached California RaisinsTai Chien Lin | Chef de Cuisine (Pastry), Raffles Hotel Singapore
The idea is to create a dessert that's light and refreshing. California Raisins add natural sweetness and complement the acidity from the yuzu cremeux, while apple mint is refreshing and candied cucumber lends texture.California Raisin Carrot CakePang Kok Keong | Owner & Chef, Sugar Daddy Group
I've incorporated California Raisins into both the carrot cake and cremeux, which is a classic French preparation of a creamy texture. The spices used pair perfectly with the earthy tones of the California Raisins, and the cremeux lends a luscious, velvety mouthfeel to this dessert. To render this treat lighter and more interesting, I've replaced the traditional cream cheese frosting with soy cream cheese mousse.Slow-roasted Herb-crusted Organic Chicken with Spicy Mango & California Raisin SalsaLeons Tan | Culinary Instructor, Temasek Polytechnic
Chicken dishes are popular with Singaporeans and this recipe was created with that in mind. The silky smooth texture and juiciness of the meat are enhanced by the fruity tang and sweetness of California Raisins in the spicy salsa.Deconstructed Cod Brandade with California Raisin Purée, Potato Mornay & California Raisin SalsaKong Kok Kiang | Executive Chef, One Farrer Hotel & Spa
With this recipe, I've changed the texture of the classic cod brandade. The California Raisins play a key role in neutralising the saltiness and unctuousness of the seared Parma ham, while lending a little sweetness and texture to the dish.Pan-fried Barramundi Fillet on Braised Sugarloaf Cabbage with California Raisins & ChorizoEric Low | Owner & Chef, Lush Epicurean
This is a Spanish- and Moroccan-inspired fish recipe that is lovely with couscous or rice. California Raisins add residual muscat-like sweetness to the vegetable stew and counters the acidity of the tomatoes and wine to provide overall balance to the dish.
