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This food centre is big. Food stalls here offer a variety of local delights; will love to return to try other food and shop at the wet market.
From our conversations with the 3 elderly “aunties” we met while having our breakfast, some residents have been residing here for as long as 30 years.
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homestyle cheese flan with caramelized sugar
A cross between baked cheesecake with eggy flan flavour.
Not a bad attempt for this new concoction, which is delicious. Prawns and squids cooked with homestyle potato chips and curry ingredients.
Actually before this seafood curry crossed my mind, I was thawing the prawns and squids for using in my newfound recipe of okonomiyaki. We ate okonomiyaki, which is a Japanese pancake-pizza at the food corner at CK Tang many years ago. Back then it was deliciously served with dried, shaved bonito and mayonnaise.
"Okonomi" means "as you like". This refers to the ingredients, which includes seafood, chicken, beef, mushrooms, carrots, cabbage, bacon, cheese and etc.
French beans that had been sliced thinly were easier to cook through and absorbed flavours better. I should have thinly sliced the chicken fillets too.
Music; Lucas Gonze, "Homestyle Mandolin"
Animation: Gurdonark
licensed creative commons attribution 3.0, feel free to use and share.
Thanks to Peter Bone, creator of Pivot Stickfigure animator, my favorite animation program.
Broth: Beef Oxtail,Ginger,Soy Sauce,Onion,Celery,S&P,Sesame Oil
Board: Thai Sweet Basil,Lime,Sprouts,Cilantro,Beef Oxtail,Roast Beef,Top Sirloin,Scallions,Bok Choy,Jalepeno,Shitake
Phở: Served w/Rice Noodles
Though the train looked empty now, passengers trickled in along the route; it was filled up minutes later.
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Vegetable, bean and noodle stew/soup (ash), spinach omelette (kuku), onion and green pepper salad, tomato and cucumber chunks in vinegar and herb dressing.
Delicious.
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There was a performance in Chinatown Food Street tonight by artists from Malaysia, Taiwan and Singapore. We did not stay long enough to see it. This show certainly was a crowd puller both to tourists and locals. The compere was heard introducing the varieties of foods from here before the show began at 1900.
Easy and delicious Chinese homestyle dish of snake beans stir-fried in a spicy bean sauce with garlic and chili peppers. Recipe on my blog .
These people were dancing to the tune of lively country and western music...whether to the youth or elderly, this is a good way to relax and exercise.
Tempura is seafood and vegetables coated with tempura batter and then deep-fried. Although tempura is a popular Japanese food today, interestingly, it was the Portuguese who introduced it to Japan.
This dish came to mind when Rika and I were talking about lunch. At home, we ate tempura with rice but, always without a dipping sauce :) Between, Rika is in the midst of preparing for her semester exam.
The basic ingredients of tempura flour are: wheat flour, cornstarch, baking powder and egg flour.
For more information and recipe on tempura, pls visit: www.japan-guide.com/r/e106.html and for more Japanese food: www.japan-guide.com/r/e1.html
Homestyle pandesal (a rather dense and hearty "salt bread") is crowned with a sweet twist on florentine called laing (taro root leaves, coconut milk, shrimp paste, and chilies), a poached egg, calamansi lime hollandaise, and jumbo grilled prawns. On the side are kamote fries (a white sweet potato best enjoyed with a bottle of banana ketchup).
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Japanese mushrooms and scallops make a good combination rendering a unique taste to this soup, which tastes very close to double-boiled abalone mushroom soup. I used “kampong” chicken in this soup. “Kampong” in Malay means village. Kampong chicken contains less fat and leaner, tastes sweeter and is a little tougher when compares to the normal chickens.
Unlike normal chickens, kampong chickens are not caged, but are allowed to roam freely within a compound. Thus, the higher muscle mass accounts for the slightly tougher texture.
Die-hard chicken lovers would go for the normal chickens. To them, a little fat can go a long way taste-wise. Having tried both normal chickens and “kampong” chickens in my cooking, my verdict is normal chickens are really more tender. Although price wise, kampong chickens cost a little more, my choice is to use kampong chickens in soups.
While writing this note, I was recalling the time when my parents and uncle kept some chickens, ducks, turkeys and two geese. These animals were kept in a fenced area and were allowed to roam freely and basically enough for our own consumption. They were fed with commercial feeding mix. Sometimes they were also fed with leftover rice and chopped water hyacinth. My uncle was especially good at hatching duck eggs. Those little yellow furry ducklings were so soft to the touch, cute and lovely! I was always saddened whenever they were given and taken away by friends!
Btw, the two geese we kept were especially annoying because these two creatures were always chasing after my sister SD and me and pecking at us…this would send us scurrying!
Believe to reduce “heatiness” from the body; young coconuts are handy to have in the fridge in hot season! In Penang Island, pandan flavoured coconuts are available and they cost RM$2.00 per fruit. I bought them at S$1.30 each from the supermarket.
In my childhood home in Kundang, Selangor in West Malaysia, we have a few species of coconut trees and many varieties of fruit trees in the compound. Whenever we want to eat young coconuts, my youngest uncle would pluck them from the trees! [Jenny]
For more information on young coconuts and other healthy
ReCiPeS, pls visit: www.rawfoods.com/articles/youngcoconuts.html