Cauliflower cheese
Posted on 24 August 2010 | 23 Comments |
Posted on 24 August 2010 | 23 Comments |
My flat is a bit of mess now as it is the midst of a 10-days upgrading work to the toilets that is largely government-sponsored. For the entire period, both kitchen and toilets are off limit. So, no cooking and washing for me (Yay!), neither do I have any internet connection. As my wireless modem is obstructing the work, I can only plug on in the evening after the workers have left. What else can make things more miserable? I can’t switch on the air conditioning for the entire period, not even at night and have to rely on two portable fans to cool down and sleep. Thankfully, the weather has...
Posted on 13 August 2010 | 57 Comments |
Cherry yogurt popsicles
If you had been blog-hopping, you would have discovered many posts on popsicles during this summer season. Everyone has his/ her most favourite method of making popsicles to share. I can’t tell you...
Posted on 4 August 2010 | 53 Comments |
Banana walnut cake
If you have been following my blog, you will notice that I have not used nuts in all my previous baking and cooking posts, with the exception of “how to roast cashew nuts”. The reason...
Posted on 26 July 2010 | 62 Comments |
Oven baked fries
Thanks to everyone for your heartfelt sweet words and kind concerns about my troubling right elbow. I promise more yummy posts to reward you after my full recovery. But meanwhile, I shouldn’t keep you...
Posted on 16 July 2010 | 61 Comments |
Nagaimo and shrimp paste
Recently, after hurting my right elbow, I was “forced” to cut down lots of my personal activities (blogging, baking and photo-shooting), except for cooking and routine housework. Felt like being...
Posted on 8 July 2010 | 47 Comments |
Konnyaku jelly
Have you heard of Konnyaku?
Konnyaku (蒟蒻) is also known as “konjac, konjaku, devil’s tongue, voodoo lily, snake palm, or elephant yam”. (Can anyone tell why so many eerie nicknames? ). It...
Posted on 29 June 2010 | 50 Comments |
Orange pilaf
Beside apples, oranges are the most common imported fruit that my mom usually used to buy for the family when I was a child. But, I disliked oranges then, as more often than not they weren’t sweet...
Posted on 22 June 2010 | 44 Comments |
Osmanthus poached pears
My son loves a variety of fruits, be it sweet or slightly sour. Does that mean he is not picky about fruits? Not really. In fact, he can be outright picky. He clearly likes some (a lot) and dislikes...
Posted on 13 June 2010 | 65 Comments |
Cauliflower paratha
My son was playfully nicknamed “Chapati” (Chapathi) by my Indian friend, Mrs R because of his chubby face. Hearing her constantly calling out for my son’s “nickname” has led me...
Posted on 6 June 2010 | 65 Comments |
Baked eggplants with bolognese sauce
Ever tried cooking a particular vegetable that your kid showed little or no interest in eating? If you did, would you give up after a few attempts? Then I urge you not to be discouraged as there is always...
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