Malaysian online cooking stars are on the rise


Sheena shares a wide range of Indian recipes on her page, often using her own home-made spice mixtures. Pictured here is her delicious mutton varuval. - ART CHEN/The Star

For thousands of years, recipes were gleaned from family matriarchs, passed down through oral tradition and observation.

As time progressed, recipes and the way they were transmitted evolved.

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