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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Back from Fukuoka!
View from our hotel window on the 6th Floor in Grand Hyatt. This was before the rain/snow Gosh it was COLD in Fukuoka. Of course not as cold as Hokkaido ( which I find is becoming much of a popular … Continue reading
Posted in Fukuoka, Japan, travel
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Putien and Scoopz @ Parkway Parade
Putien at Parkway Parade is a simple setup, what I would deem a quasi-restaurant that serves great wholesome food at reasonable prices. A veggie fruit juice served in a cute bottle with a long neck. Smart because it misleads you … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Eat out, Ice cream, Restaurant, sweets
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Almond Maple Cookies- free of eggs, dairy, gelatin and refined sugar
During this christmas season I’m sure many of you would be baking something for your loved ones. Cookies are perhaps one of the simplest to make and also one of the most sinful sweet treats since it usually involves so … Continue reading
Posted in Personal bakes, Recipe, snacks, sweets, Western
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Popeye’s @ Cathay- Finger Lickin’ Good?
The friend wanted to try the cajun fries while I was more interested about their buttermilk biscuit. Ironically, we weren’t that psyched about their fried chicken. The fried chicken franchaise hails from Louisiana and I must say it’s pretty praiseworthy. … Continue reading
Posted in Eat out, Western
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Valentino- Perla really outdid herself this time
My family likes to frequent a couple of restaurants and Valentino is one of them. We know some staff there, just like in Raku, making the whole experience a whole lot more homey and relaxed. The usual bread roll was replaced … Continue reading
Posted in Eat out, Italian, Restaurant, sweets, Tart
5 Comments
Missing Italy- it has been 3 years
I made a wish at the Trevi Fountain to return to Rome one day. I’m still waiting for it to come true! Out of all my travels I think my favourite countries are France for her macarons and pastry chef inspirations … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, travel
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Hyderabad- the best food is in Paradise
Good food is a must to fuel ourselves with energy. Playing with little kids bursting with energy is no small feat! The first place I would highly recommend for both authentic Hyderabadi cuisine and affordable prices would be Hotel Paradise. Biryani is … Continue reading
Hyderabad India
My stay in Hyderabad was a mere 5 days, but it seemed so long! It feels a little weird being back to ‘modern’ civilisation and being faced with the usual pressures in life. I just discovered that my results will … Continue reading
Posted in Hyderabad, India, Indian, travel
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Tarte Aux Fruits Rouges
Tarts are another creation that are so simple to make but again, heavily overpriced commercially. It’s probably due to the tedious steps involved but really, it’s so easy to master! Tart dough and it’s filling (whether a simple custard or frangipane) … Continue reading
Posted in Baked goods, French, Personal bakes, Recipe, snacks, sweets, Tart
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Laurent Bernard’s Chocolate Souffle
The friend was lucky enough to attend a recently conducted baking workshop by Laurent Bernard, the famed French chocolatier. While I’ve never eaten any of his creations yet (Sacrilege I know, considering that I love chocolate) the recipe that she … Continue reading
Posted in Chocolate, French, Personal bakes, Recipe, snacks, sweets
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