About
Hi, I’m wiffy the Noob Cook. I’m from the sunny city of Singapore.
Welcome to my recipes blog! I enjoy cooking even though I don’t think I’m very good at it. Being a noob* at cooking doesn’t, however, deter me from entering the kitchen and trying to whip up a storm. In this blog, I feature recipes of the successful dishes I’ve made. Hopefully, my bravery in entering the kitchen and showcasing the recipes will be an inspiration to other noobs out there.
* In case you are wondering what noob means, here are some of the applicable definitions at urban dictionary:
- someone who is new to a game, or website, online game, or something …
- noob is derived from the word ‘new’, it implies that you are inexperienced …
- Someone who completely and utterly sucks at what they are doing. This can range from cooking food, to playing Halo or other games…
Being a Noob Cook doesn’t mean we eat in all the time! Noob Cook Reviews (sister site) is a personal blog of our eat-out and travel escapades, where we share our foodie and travel finds with our readers. All featured reviews and content on Noob Cook Reviews site are explored at our own expense and recreation (non sponsored).
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Hi Wiffy,
Drop a message in your Facebook so I’m not sure if you received it. I would like to discuss with you on possible collaboration. Could you kindly drop me an email when you can.
Thanks.
Hi Wiffy,
Can u pls do a receipe for salted vegetables?
The salted vegetables that they usually offer with bak ku teh.
Have been wanting to learn for so long.
Can u pls teach us with your simple and easy to follow instructions?
Thanks!!!!
I have a recipe for steamed mui choy at https://noobcook.com/mei-cai-kou-rou/ I think it goes well with bak kut teh. For salted vegetables, I hope to try it in future and post if successful. Thanks for the suggestion.
Hi Wiffy,
I have been following your recipes and they are always successful! Thank you for your recipes. My all time favourite (and I have cooked it numerous times) is the black pepper beef stir fry! Absolutely delicious and my bf adores it!
Thank you! I’m a big fan!
Love,
Ashley
Thank you and happy cooking! :)
I enjoy cooking all the time, cooking is easy, fun and very rewarding.
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Dear Wiffy,
May I use the recipe from
https://noobcook.com/curry-chicken-noodles/2/
for a project I am working on? Thanks.
Hi Grace, is it a non-commercial project? If so, please feel free to use it with a credit mention. Thanks.
Love the website! Very easy to use and the pictures help a lot, especially with the Chinese herbs.
Thanks for including the Chinese words for the ingredients too!
Hi Mango, glad to hear that the Chinese words came in handy, thanks :)
Hi Noob Cook,
I really love your website! I’ve tried quite a few recipes from your webby and they’ve all turned out pretty well! Thanks sooo much!
Thank you! ^^
Hello Noob Cook
If I want to cook for servings 3-4 or more, should I double the ingredients quantity ?
Generally yes, though it do depend on the individual recipe so do season to taste accordingly.