For traditionalists or teetotallers, these warm sips are still a great way to wash down a good mooncake.

Gryphon's White Gingerlily
Bite-y ginger is a great match for thick gooey lotus paste filling.
$16.70 from Jason’s Market Place

Tea Forte's Honey Yuzu
Honey brings out the caramel notes in traditional lotus paste mooncakes, while zippy yuzu ensures that the whole affair doesn’t get too cloying. $39.95 from Shermay’s Cooking School

TWG's Paris Singapore
This mix of fragrant rose and light green tea is a mild soothing partner to sticky sweet mooncakes.
$23 from TWG Tea

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The chef at newly opened Brazilian grill Carnivore Appetite reveals his grilling secrets to have you barbecuing like a pro.

What are some of your top barbecuing tips?
Never barbecue meat on a direct flame or over a roaring fire. Also, pat food dry before cooking as it browns better.

What techniques do you use for good barbecue?
I always do a last minute basting and I don’t usually use marinades unless it’s for meats like lamb.

What do you think of gas and electric barbecues?
I like using gas barbecues they allow for a smoky flavor to develop in the meats. Electric barbecues usually have set temperatures, which do not allow you to cook beyond a certain level of heat.

What are some ways to avoid burns?
Never brush too much oil in the meat. Just a thin coat is enough to promote browning.

What kinds of meats take best to barbecues and grills?
Baby ribs, meat brisket, riblets or rib tips.

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