Sunday, 10 April 2011

easy and very tasty tofu miso milk soup recipe

The otherday's dinner


  • Korean BBQ pork

  • Steamed eggplant with sweet miso sauce

  • Avocado&tomato in spicy onion sauce

  • Tofu miso milk soup

  • White rice

Easy and very tasty tofu miso milk soup recipe



Ingredietns

  • Miso 3 table spoons

  • Silken tofu 1

  • Chinese veggie (choy sum) 3 piecies

  • Onion 1/2

  • Water 1cup

  • Milk 1 cup

  • Japanese dashi 1 tea spoon

Instructions



  1. Cut the onion into thin slices and the chinese veggies and the tofu into eatable sizes.

  2. Heat up all the ingredients in a pot except for the milk

  3. After 5 mins or so, add the millk, cook for another 3 mins or so.

Saturday, 9 April 2011

4th Anniversary


My bf took me to watch Hair Spray today



I first watched Hair Spray movie when I was in college.

I really loved its story so I was looking forward to today's play.


The show was AWESOME



The theatre's ceiling






The theatre was old and creating a nice atmosphere







Welcome to the 60's!!








He also gave me pink roses


Thank you.




Happy Anniversary

Friday, 8 April 2011

REVE hair - the best Japanese beauty salon ever in Melbourne!


I had a hair cut at REVE hair today.

I finally found my favourite salon in Melbourne

After living here for 5 years....finally...



This salon is so good. Really good






Previously, I had several traumatic experiences with Asian salons in Melb.

The worst one was that the stylist burnt my head while parming...

Oh no my hair!!


After sequential bad expereinces,

I was really scared of going to Melb salons...



But today,

my traumatic expereinces were rewrote

with a very happy expereince









REVE Hair!!!




The people were nice and their service was good!




I asked for Yukimi san.




She is really really good




Very friendly, helpful and talented











Are you thinking of having a hair cut?

You should definetely go to REVE hair.



REVE Hair website English

REVE Hair website Japanese

dashimaki tamago (Japanese style rolled egg) recipe


Ingredients


  • Egg 3

  • Milk 3 table spoons

  • Seaweed dashi 1 tea spoon

  • Soya sauce 1 tea spoon

  • Sugar 1 and half table spoons


Instructions



  1. Mix all the ingredients.

  2. Heat up a pan with some oil (about 1 table spoon depending on the size of the pan. Use more if neccesary) with medium fire. Spread the oil evenly as the pan becomes hot. Pour 1/3 of the mixed egg ingredients into the pan, spread it evenly.

  3. Once the egg is sort of settled fold the egg 2 times towards you. (Here, if you leave the egg for too long, the egg will be burnt. You can count 1 to 5 after you spread the egg evenly. Then fold it! )

  4. Pour some more oil again to the empty space of the pan and spread it evenly. Pour 1/3 of the egg to the empty space. Spread it evenly and make sure that the newly poured egg touches the cooked egg roll.

  5. Once the egg is settled (After 5 seconds!) , fold the egg 2 times away from you.

  6. Pour some oil again to the empty spot and spread it evenly. Pour the last 1/3 of the egg and spread it evenly. Once settled, fold it 2 times towards you.

  7. Slice it after let it cool down a bit.

Wednesday, 6 April 2011

Today's breakfast

Today's breakfast


  • Dashimaki tamago (Japanese rolled up sweet egg)

  • Radish & Sardine cooked in sweet soup

  • White rice

Saturday, 2 April 2011

oyakodon recipe



Today's lunch

Menu

  • Oyakodon

  • Kimchi

  • Sweet pumpkins

  • Sweet Devil's tongue with shaved bonitoes

  • Pickled radish




Oyakodon Recipe for 2






Ingredients


  • Chicken thigh fillet 200g

  • Onion 1

  • Japanese soup stock (fish/seaweed) 1 tea spoon

  • Soya sauce 3 table spoons

  • Mirin 2 table spoons

  • Egg1

  • Water



Instructions



  1. Cut the chicken into small pieces, onion into thin slices.

  2. Heat up a pot with some oil, cook the onion. Then add the chicken and water. You have to pour water till it covers all the ingredients.

  3. Add the rest of the ingredients except for the egg. Close the lid and cook them for 5 mins. take out scums. Keep it boiling.

  4. Break the egg in a bowl and stir it well. Pour it into the boiling pot.

  5. Leave the pot for 10 seconds, let the egg cook. Serve it on rice with the soup


Wooga -the best korean BBQ in Melb-


Yesterday, I went to Wooga with friends for dinner


It was my friend's first pay day and he treated us Korean BBQ




Thank you






I love this restaurant so much


Wooga has to be the best Korean BBQ restaurant in Melb




I took my mom to this restaurant when she came to Melb.




Yum yum...





Bulgogi beef in soup




I'm already missing their food!!