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👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Agak-Agak, Chukop Rasa Book Launch 😋 Date and Time: 17 December, Saturday, 2pm - 3pmAddress: Epigram Coffee Bookshop @ Singapore Art Museum, 39 Keppel Road #01-02, Tanjong Pagar Distripark S089065"Agak-agak, Chupok Rasa is not just a cookbook with delectable recipes, it is also a memoir. I want to tell you the story of my family. Our laughter and the tears are indispensable ingredients to every recipe, while the recipes in this book add seasoning and spice to every story." Join us for the Book Launch of Agak-Agak, Chukop Rasa, a cookbook and memoir containing over 60 heirloom recipes from author Gavin Koh's grandmother that include Nyonya classics, festive favourites, and dishes for children. Laced with gentle humour and wistfulness, the book also lovingly recalls the Singapore of yesteryear.The author, Gavin Koh, will be in attendance. He will be sharing more about his favorite recipes, childhood memories, and reading passages from the book.  The book will be sold at a discounted price of 10% off, especially during the Book Launch.About Agak-Agak, Chukop RasaGavin Koh, a kampung boy from Highland Road, shares 64 of his grandmother's mouth-watering recipes, including Kiam Chye Ark, steamed Horseshoe Crab, Kueh Chang and Kueh Lapis Legit. With detailed yet easy-to-follow steps and charmingly illustrated spreads, learn how to prepare Nyonya feasts, tenderise beef in a snap, decorate pineapple tarts and make delicious, never-fail pork crackling, just like his grandmother used to.About Gavin Koh Gavin Koh's job as a medical researcher has taken him from the Philippines to Peru, but between sisig and ceviche, it was his grandmother's cooking that he missed the most. Gavin's desire to document and reproduce the dishes he grew up eating as a child, led him to fumigate whole apartment blocks with toasted belachan and to wake the neighbours with the sound of spices being pounded in a granite mortar. Out of this chaos, Agak-Agak, Chukop Rasa was born.If you have any questions, please contact marketing@epigram.sg or visit the Epigram Coffee Bookshop.