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Cute cat walks past the Miller's Homestyle Meals. Picture taken at The Feed Loft in Channahon Illinois.
Excerpt: This station is Singapore's oldest fire station that opened in 1909. Today, it houses the Singapore Civil Defence Force, the Fire Brigade's successor, with its state-of-the-art fire-fighting equipment. The station is open to the public on Saturday mornings. Hill Street, Singapore.
Tiny Bungalow Kitchen. Yep. Washing dishes in the afternoon requires sunglasses. There's also a great view of the chickens.
This is my version of sambal cockles after eating them in KL, West Malaysia. Really, this turned out to be pretty good. I had used some of the pre-prepared sambal blachan that ER and I cooked for “popiah” lunch.
ER made use of some remaining radish cake to cook this meal. Yummy! This was different from hawkers’…more ingredients were used to prepare the radish cake and no chopped preserved radish was added.
Structure: Country Keep - Scarlet Creative
- Decorative Door RARE (gacha item)- tres blah
- ✤Lace Curtain - Kalopsia
- [CHERISHED MOMENTS] Huskies (gacha item) - ISPACHI
- Oh Deer - 22769 ~ [bauwerk]
- ✤Betsy's Reading Lamp - Vagabond @ LTD Event
- ✤Shell Armchair (p.s: texture change!)- Kalopsia @ LTD Event
- ✤Finley decorative books - ARIA
- ✤Finley side table - ARIA
- ✤Diedra Amsonia bouquet in a vase - ARIA
- ✤Old Mirror - Kalopsia
- Framed Picture - Marie Antoinette (gacha item) - tres blah
- SLON SET - Frame 02 (gacha item) - ANE
- Framed Picture - Ballerina 2 (gacha item) - tres blah
- Lisbeth Books & Tea Decor - {what next}
- tea for 2 - [ keke ]
- ✤Diedra coffee table - ARIA
- Sleepy Italian Greyhound - Red - +Half-Deer+
- ✤Decorative basket (pink) - Kuro
- ✤Pearl's Birdie Cage - Kalopsia & Vagabond @ C88
- Design Books - Apple Fall
- ✤Pearl's Mobile - Kalopsia & Vagabond @ C88
- Dellinger Desk - PILOT
- Dwight Pictures - DIGS
- ✤Grandfathers Clock Shelf - 22769 ~ [bauwerk] @ Shiny Shabby
- ✤Memory Chair - 22769 ~ [bauwerk] @ Shiny Shabby
- ✤Sun Flowers in Milk Can - 22769 ~ [bauwerk] @ Shiny Shabby
- Vintage lace curtain - Soy
These are made from a pattern using the Tilda range of books by Tone Finnager, I just love her country inspired things and everything in the book has a free pattern! These adorable little houses are from the Sew Sunny Homestyle book - well worth a look!
These beancurd/tofu puffs are light and spongy.
I used them for "stuffed beancurd puffs". These are also commonly used in laksa/curry noodles, "rojak" and "kway chap", local dishes in SG.
1.5 story side gabled bungalow with gabled dormer, bump out on the right - most likely in the dining room. This type of roof line shows off your choice of shingles and type of roofing. Color coordination is important.
"All houses wherein men have lived and died
Are haunted houses. Through the open doors
The harmless phantoms on their errands glide,
With feet that make no sound upon the floors".
- Haunted Houses, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow-
It's that time of the year where we demand your firstborn Zoobie baby....
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- Enchanted Woods v2 – Studio Skye
- Enchanted Tree Tunnel – Studio Skye
- The Witch Cabin RARE (gacha item) – Black Tulip @ Wayward Halloween
- Blood Magic Evil Skull & Black Magic Evil Skull – Kalopsia @ SaNaRae Event
Finished shopping and tired? Enjoy tea/coffee @ Mustafa Centre's Café at the walkway, Syed Alwi Road, Singapore
Sterling Homes Catalog from 1920-21
International Mill & Timber Co.
Bay City Michigan, USA
Sterling Homes
International Mill & Timber
Bay City, Michigan, U.S.A.
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I have been adding one or two more spices into this dish and the sugar was caramelized [not brown]. The taste was right.
Ropa vieja (ENG: "old clothes") is a dish with regional variations in Latin America, the Philippines, and Spain.
It normally includes some form of stewed beef and tomatoes with a sofrito base.
Originating in Spain, it is known today as one of the national dishes of Cuba.
The name "ropa vieja" (ENG: "old clothes") vieja probably originates from the fact that it was often prepared using food left over from other meals, like the Madrilenian Stew.
Although, it has been suggested that the name comes from the "tattered appearance" of the meat.
The dish's origins appear to have first arisen among the Sephardic Jews, originally from the Iberian Peninsula, as a slow-cooked stew that was prepared to be eaten over the course of a traditionally observed Shabbat, a kind of cholent called "handrajos" (similar to the Spanish word "andrajos").
Eventually this dish spread to North Africa and to the Canary Islands of Spain.
The dish is believed to have been brought to the Americas by immigrants from the Canary Islands and was first reported to have been cooked in Cuba in 1857, but today is well known as a Cuban national dish. (Source: Wikipedia)
ROPA VIEJA, 2025
La ropa vieja es un plato con variaciones regionales en América Latina, Filipinas y España.
Normalmente incluye algún tipo de carne de res guisada y tomates con una base de sofrito.
Originario de España, es conocido hoy como uno de los platos nacionales de Cuba.
El nombre "ropa vieja" probablemente se origina del hecho de que a menudo se preparaba con restos de otras comidas, como el cocido madrileño.
Aunque se ha sugerido que el nombre proviene de la "apariencia deshilachada" de la carne.
Los orígenes del plato parecen haber surgido por primera vez entre los judíos sefardíes, originarios de la península Ibérica, como un guiso cocinado a fuego lento que se preparaba para comer durante el Shabat tradicionalmente observado, una especie de recalentado llamado "handrajos" (similar a la palabra española "andrajos").
Con el tiempo, este plato se extendió al norte de África y a las Islas Canarias de España.
Se cree que el plato llegó a América de la mano de inmigrantes de las Islas Canarias y se informó por primera vez que se cocinó en Cuba en 1857, pero hoy en día es conocido como un plato nacional cubano. (Fuente: Wikipedia)