Archive for December, 2006

Dec 31 2006

Cute Fried Rice..

Published by msaufong under Out Of Food

Read from Jenny’s blog regarding the cute fried rice post.. I was thinking tat how to make tat lah?? too hard and have to use many time to complete 1 meal i think…:lol:..I only how to cook random and no name fried rice..
I wonder the maker is a chief or an artist? really can cook [...]

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Dec 30 2006

Ingredients : Szechuan Pickle Cabbage (榨菜)

Published by msaufong under Ingredients

Love to use this ingredients for stir-fry with meat..

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Dec 26 2006

Pan Mian Skin Dumpling

Published by msaufong under Appetizers, Rice & Noodles

Ingredients :
Mackerel
Meat
Corn Powder
Oyster Sauce
Soy Sauce
Spring Onion
Sweet Turnips
Chinese Chives
Cabbage
Homemade Dumpling Skin

1st ~ Mixed meat with fish..and marinated with corn powder, oyster sauce & soy sauce.

2nd ~ Spring onion, sweet turnips, chinese chives & cabbage chop well

3rd ~ mixing all with meat

4th ~ flat the dumpling skin and cut into the shape u wan…I’m just simply cut..very [...]

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Dec 25 2006

Food Review : JW Marriot High Tea Buffet

Published by msaufong under Dining Out

Spend RM50++ each person for high tea buffet at Putrajaya JW Marriot Hotel. I wonder is worth to eat or not..:lol:
But we do have a very nice enviroment to have our high tea..coz not many person oso…food are quite ok..very relaxing…

This is I love the most…Fried vegetables..

and lamp chop with mint.. very nice tasty..

a bowl [...]

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Dec 22 2006

Lemon Flavour Egg Biscuit

Published by msaufong under Appetizers

Ingredients :
Flour
Eggs
Butter
Sugar
Lemon Juice
Lemon Skin
A bit salt

Sorry, I didn’t take teh actual measurement…:mrgreen:

1st ~ Add a little bit salt into flour & filter it

2nd ~ Softening the butter

3rd ~ add in sugar slowly..

4th ~ Mixing it until change a little bit to light yellow color..

5th ~ Add in Lemon skin & juice..just estimate..if u like sour [...]

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Dec 21 2006

Deep Fried Pohpian - Chinese Chives & Egg

Published by msaufong under Appetizers

Ingredients :
Eggs
Chinese Chives
Pohpian Skin
Pepper
Soy Sauce

1st ~ I like to add in pepper & soy sauce before stir-fried the egg..Its more tasty..

2nd ~ mix with chinese chives which cut into 1/2 - 1cm length..

3rd ~ Stir-fried until it cook…

4th ~ alittle bit like slumber egg..

5th ~ then just fill into pohpian skin…& roll it..get ready [...]

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Dec 20 2006

Sweet & Sour Fish

Published by msaufong under Seafood & Fish

Ingredients :
Black Butter/Pomfret Fish
Spring Onion
Tomato
Garlic
Tomato Sauce
Sugar
Corn Powder

1st ~ deep fry fish..remember to heat ur oil 1st..
otherwise u will get a fried fish without skin and very ugly somemore..

Done! ready to use..

2nd ~ Cut spring onion into 2 Inch & tomato cut into 6 pcs each..

3rd ~ Premix the sweet & sour sauce - Taste it [...]

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Dec 20 2006

Review : Secret Recipe

Published by msaufong under Dining Out

I have my late lunch with friends at Secret Recipe Jusco, Taman Equire Park…I not very satisfy with the food they serves..aiyah…taste very nice as I having at others sercret recipe..

I have a grape sparkling juice..wayseh..really sparkling wan ..more powerful then coke..hehe

This is special chicken chop with cheese..taste ok lah…but not very cheezy lor..I love [...]

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Dec 20 2006

Noodle/Pasta Dough

Published by msaufong under Rice & Noodles

Ingredients :
Flour
Cold Water
Egg (Optional)
A little bit Oil (Optional)

1st ~ Dig a hole in the flour..more easy to cover the egg / water / oil..
Don’t pour too many of water 1st..Its can add later..

starting to mixing all ingredients..

Add more water if the dough too dry..

continue to kneading the dough..

Until its doesn’t sticky..

Portion the dough into the [...]

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Dec 20 2006

Ingredients : Salted Radish (Shredded in Fine Strips)

Published by msaufong under Ingredients

This is call Choi Po (菜蒲) in Chinese, is a salted and preserved daikon-type turnip or radish and may be whole (flattened, elongated pieces about four to five inches long and one and a half inches wide) or shredded in fine strips.
There are two varieties; one is highly salty, the other less salty and slightly [...]

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