Category: Food Stuffs
Self-explanatory. Everything about food. Occasional restaurant review.
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Quick rice noodles (bee-hoon) soup
Just now, I looked into my fridge to find something for lunch. I’m not fasting as I’m having my period (in Islam, you can be exempted from doing Ramadan fasting under several special conditions — and period/menstruation is one of them (alongside pregnancy, breastfeeding, and old age.)) Here’s the thing about Ramadan; you got used… Continue reading
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Bee Hwa Cafe, Penang
We have been following a food blogger/vlogger from Malaysia, Ceddy, and he’s recommending the char kuey teow on this place. Bonus: The food is muslim-friendly. A bit of note, Penang folks are not joking when they said their food is delicious ? There is this… joke/anecdote about food peddler. The more unfriendly the seller is,… Continue reading
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‘Delicious Rendezvous’ (SBS TV)
For the past several weeks, I have been feeling unmotivated. For most of the part, this is due to the prolonged lockdown here in Malaysia — specifically, Klang Valley area (Selangor and Kuala Lumpur are the two long-time runners of the highest cases on daily basis ?) However, things are picking up. The vaccination rate… Continue reading
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Cafe Chef Wan @ KL East Mall
Hey! I skipped blog for the past 2-3 weeks as my sinus infection blaring up. Unfortunately, it happened on the kids too. We actually suspect the current renovation works on our apartment building caused the sinusitis/allergy as it can be pretty dusty at times. Luckily, no fever. Recently, I’ve been listening to this. I heard… Continue reading
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Comfort Food
One day, one of my good friends texted me. “Hey, I’m alone with my daughter at home and she has been feeling awful for the past two days due to cold. Do you have some kind of dish that you usually whipped out for your kids when they are feeling unwell? I ran out of… Continue reading
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Sambal Goreng Kentang
Ooookay, I’m not super sure the English term for it, but it’s basically another Indonesian take at sambal (if we could put sambal on everything, we would—wait.) Kentang is potato, sambal is, well, sambal (chili paste — mixed with garlics, shallots, salt, sugar, pepper, and sometimes, shrimp paste,) and goreng means fried. This dish is… Continue reading
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Eid Mubarak! (and Indonesian Oxtail Soup recipe)
Hi all! Eid Mubarak! May all of us are having blessed Eid except some of you who refuse to wear masks and keep violating the self-quarantine rules. Anyway, we talked about opor ayam yesterday. For lunch, I had ketupat with oxtail soup. Oxtail itself is not a stranger for many culinary delicacies. Italian knows coda… Continue reading