Posted on 18 September 2008 | 7 Comments
This egg roll is not a pre-planned dish. The idea came to me when I was cooking lunch for both my son and myself on one Saturday afternoon when my hubby was away for his overseas trip. Basically, I just combined some ingredients from my cooked dishes and followed the method in this post. (If you can read chinese, refer to this site). Thus, I didn’t have the exact measurement. You may need to use your own...
Posted on 16 September 2008 | 12 Comments
My weekends are always tied up with the routine “once-a-week” groceries shopping. Last Sunday was even busier. After all the housework and cooking, we have to rush for an appointment. Due to time constraints, I just snapped some quick shots of my chicken rice directly from the claypot. Later on, I only realized that my cooked rice had been fully covered by the ingredients. As we had started eating, I had...
Posted on 15 September 2008 | 9 Comments
I would like to thank Alice of Bits of Life (aka Bits of Taste) for giving me this award. I feel so happy as this is my first time receiving such a special award.
Brillante Weblog is a prize given to sites and blogs that are smart and brilliant both in their content and design. The purpose of the prize is to promote as many blogs as possible in the blogsphere.
Here are the rules to follow:
1) When you receive...
Posted on 13 September 2008 | 4 Comments
This afternoon, I had created a very “fusion” combo for my son and myself.
=> Cabbage omelettes + sesame seeds rice balls + stir-fried mushrooms.
(However, my son who is a fan of soup, after finishing his meals, said “Mummy, where is today’s soup?” :-[ )
This lunch combo is also great to use as a bento set. Recipes for cabbage omelette rolls and sesame seeds rice ball are adapted and modified from...
Posted on 10 September 2008 | 7 Comments
This is a VERY VERY simple dish and it is my first attempt for finger food (“tapas”).
Ingredients:
Eggplants
Grated cheese (I used mozellara)
Method:
1) Sliced eggplants thinly. Soak them into the salted water to get rid of the bitterness.
2) Pat dry the eggplants with kitchen towels.
3) Cover the baking tray with aluminium foil.
4) Arrange the eggplants on the tray and sprinkle with grated cheese.
5)...
Posted on 10 September 2008 | 18 Comments
When my son was first introduced to prawn, he disliked it very much and even spit it out. I just can’t believe that things are so difference now. Prawn has started to gain its popularity in my son’s diet. He can eat as many prawns as we do!
This recipe is adapted and modified from Quick and Easy Hawkers’ Fair. Because of my son who can’t eat spicy stuff, I had to omit 2 ingredients: chilli padi and...
Posted on 2 September 2008 | 2 Comments
These patties are made using the following:
a) 50% of the remaining ingredients from this stuffed tofu poks
b) 1 egg (lightly beaten)
c) Dash of sugar and pepper
Methods:
a) Heat up a non-stick pan with 1 tbsp oil. Use a piece of kitchen to wipe the pan so that the oil will be spread evenly on the pan.
b) When hot, use a laddle to scoop up the mixture and make small batters on the frying pan. Make a few batches....
Posted on 2 September 2008 | No Comments
This recipe is adapted and modified based on Stuffed Glutten Balls from Quick & Easy Hawkers’ Fair. Instead of using gluten balls, I use tofu poks. I had just bought 10 tofu poks and eventually only utilised 50% of the ingredients. Guess what did I do with the rest of the ingredients? The answer is here.
Ingredients:
25 tofu poks
100g minced meat
100g minced prawn paste
100g fish paste
2 water chessnut...
Posted on 29 August 2008 | 2 Comments
Sweet potato is one of my son’s first baby foods. Since then, it has become his all-time favourite regardless of the cooking methods. Sweet potatoes come in many colours ie purple, pink, yellow and orange. Among them, purple sweet potato is the fastest to turn soft when it is cooked. I had tried to boil colourful sweet potatoes tong sui for my family but purple sweet potato is still considered the best...
Posted on 28 August 2008 | 2 Comments
We love pizza and always want to bring our son to eat pizza. But the strange thing is whenever we dined out, we always ended up with something else. The reason is my “emperor” only prefers authentic pizza and we are still searching for one.
As I don’t have an oven now, it is impossible to make a homemade pizza. Recently I found an interesting posting at this blog about no-dough pizza bread! At...
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