Thursday, 29 December 2011
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Sunday, 25 December 2011
Breco
I went to Breco, some restaurant in holland village last night.
They forgot about my chicken burger..
It didn't come... :(
They forgot about my chicken burger..
It didn't come... :(
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Singapore flyer
I went to Singapore flyer with my bf and his family today:)
Before we go into the carriage, we had to go through a security Check
And we walked through this place which looked like the space mountain ride in Disneyland...
Finally!!
It was cloudy but al least it didn't rain while we were up there.
It was cloudy but al least it didn't rain while we were up there.
It's been raining everyday in Singapore, and in fact the weather became stormy straight after we left the flyer!!
Merry Christmas Eve!
Friday, 23 December 2011
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
My first Christmas in Singapore!
Happy Christmas!
A real Christmas tree! Smells really nice!!
New pan and pot!! Soooo cute:)
I also got a new lunch bag!!
I used to carry a plastic bag to go for lunch and my colleagues kept telling me to get a proper lunch bag cos carrying a wallet in a plastic bag makes me look like an aunty
Finally I've got a nice lunch bag!!
I also got a stylish tea cup with a strainer!
Thank you !!!!!!*・゜゚・*:.。..。.:*・'(*゚▽゚*)'・*:.。. .。.:*・゜゚・*
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
The last days in Melbourne
I started this blog almost 2 years ago after learning how to blog in one of the media classes in the university. Since then, I've been writing about my everyday life, things I cooked, ate and experienced in Melbourne, Australia.
However, now it has to come to the end.
As I am now relocated to Singapore, I can no longer write about Melbourne anymore.
But I will continue writing this blog. I shall write about my everyday life in Singapore from now on! I will also continue writing about my everyday cooking and delicious Japanese recipes :)
So, this blog post is about my last days in Melbourne.
I had to do few very important things before I left Melbourne.
1. Eat my favourite Korean BBQ at WooGa.
I love the BBQ in this restaurant! It is awesome!!!
I went there with some of my really good friends :)
It was delicious! I hope I can find a nice Korean BBQ shop in Singapore too.
2. Eat my favourite breakfast
On my way to the airport, I had my breakfast breakfast on Sydney road.
This cafe is always packed during lunch time, but as I went there early, it was less crowded.
I like all the interior decoration of the cafe.
Breakfast stuck
This is also very nice!!!
My new life in Singapore has just started about 2 weeks ago.
Weather has been pretty bad in Singapore, it has been pouring everyday.
But I like my new job and people at work are also very nice.
I miss Melbourne sometimes as I had lived there for almost 6 years but I am also excited to find out more about Singapore :)
Sunday, 25 September 2011
Weekend dinner- Korean style pancake, Chijimi recipe
Weekend dinner
*BBQ beef
*Chijimi ( Korean style pancakes) with chives and sweet chilli mayo sauce
*Avocado & tomato spicy onion salad
*Seasoned spinach
*Radish miso soup
*White rice
Chijimi with chives and sweet chilli mayo sauce recipe
Ingredients
*Chives few
*Plain flour 2 cups
*Water 1 cup
(add more flour if the paste is too watery, add more water if it's not smooth)
*Some sesame oil
Sauce ingredients
*sweet chili sauce 2 table spoons
*Japanese mayonnaise 1 table spoon
Instructions
1. Cut chives into small pieces (3-4cm). Mix Chives, flour and water in a bowl.
2. Heat up a pan with the sesame oil, pour half of the paste into the pan, spread it evenly
3. Once one side is cooked, flip it over, cook both side then take it out of the pan, cook the other half of the paste in the same way
4. Cut the Chijimi into small pieces, dip them into the mixed sweet chili mayo sauce.
cheesy miso on tofu
Friday Dinner
*Korean style fried rice
*Spinach soup
*Cheesy miso on tofu
*Pickled sweet sour radish
Cheesy miso on tofu recipe serves 2
Ingredients
* firmed tofu (large)1
*Korean miso paste 1 table spoon
*Tasty cheese (roughly 2 table spoons, you can put more if you like)
Instructions
1. cut firm tofu into 4 or 6 squares (depending on the size of the tofu)
2. place the tofu on an oven safe plate, spread korean miso on top of the tofu, then sprinkle cheese on top.
3. bake it in the oven with 200 degree for 5-10 mins till cheese turns into a light brown colour
The Korean style fried rice made by damien
Saturday, 27 August 2011
Easy & Tasty Korean Style Stir fried Chicken Recipe
I made the pork version of this few months ago.
This time, we had some chicken thigh in the fridge, so I made the chicken version.
I also put egg plants, cabbage and onions this time.
Personally, I found chicken softer and tastier!
Ingredients
*Chicken thigh 350g
*Cabbage 1/4 or 1/6 (depending on the size of the cabbage you are using)
*Eggplant 1/2 or 1 (again, depending on the size of the eggplant)
*Onion1
*Minced garlic 2 tea spoons
*Korean BBQ sauce 5 table spoons
*Mirin 2 table spoons
Instructions
1. Cut the chicken into eatable sizes, onion & eggplant into thin slices, cabbage into small pieces.
2. Heat up a pan with some oil, stir fry the ingredients starting off from garlic, then chicken, rest of the veggies at the end.
3. Add the BBQ sauce and mirin. Stir well.
Long time no fish!
Last weekend's dinner
Menu
*Saba with sweet miso sauce
*Eggplant and Tomato with sweet onion sauce
*Cabbage and egg soup
*Rice
We went to a Japanese supermarket in South Yarra and bought Saba fish!
I love Saba!
I don't get to eat fish much in Melbourne because they are expensive.
I was very happy to eat Saba today.
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Chicken and Radish Nimono
Today's breakfast
Menu
*Chicken and Radish Nimono
*Cabbage miso soup
*White rice
*Blue berry jam yoghurt
*Mandrin Orange juice!
*Cabbage miso soup
*White rice
*Blue berry jam yoghurt
*Mandrin Orange juice!
Chicken and Radish Nimono Recipe
Ingredients
*Radish 5cm
*Chicken thigh 200g
*Water (with 1 tea spoon of rice or, water you used to wash rice)
*Water 3 cups
*Japanese soup stock 2 tea spoons
*Soya sauce 3 table spoons
*Mirin 3 table spoons
Instructions
1. Cut the radish into eatable sizes (1cm thick is good). Then, make small incisions around the edges of the radish so that the radish soaks up the sauce when we cook it.
2. Boil the radish with the rice water till the radish becomes soft.
3. Meanwhile, cut the chicken into eatable sizes. Put the chicken and the rest of the ingredients into a pot, cook the for 10 mins (mid fire)with a lid on. Take out scum.
4. Once the radish is cooked, Get rid of the rice water. Add the radish to the pot with the chicken. Cook for another 5 mins or so.
*Chicken thigh 200g
*Water (with 1 tea spoon of rice or, water you used to wash rice)
*Water 3 cups
*Japanese soup stock 2 tea spoons
*Soya sauce 3 table spoons
*Mirin 3 table spoons
Instructions
1. Cut the radish into eatable sizes (1cm thick is good). Then, make small incisions around the edges of the radish so that the radish soaks up the sauce when we cook it.
2. Boil the radish with the rice water till the radish becomes soft.
3. Meanwhile, cut the chicken into eatable sizes. Put the chicken and the rest of the ingredients into a pot, cook the for 10 mins (mid fire)with a lid on. Take out scum.
4. Once the radish is cooked, Get rid of the rice water. Add the radish to the pot with the chicken. Cook for another 5 mins or so.
Japanese Style Hamburger Steak Recipe 2
Yesterday's dinner
Menu
*Japanese style Hamburger steak in soup
*Cabbage miso soup
*White rice
*Minced pork 250g
*Minced beef 250g
*Salts&Pepper some
*bread crumb 3 table spoons
*Egg 1
*Milk 1 table spoon
Soup
*Water 2 cups
*Japanese soup stock 2 tea spoons
*Soya sauce 4 table spoons
*Mirin 3 table spoons
*Pea some (Tear the edge off)
*Radish 3 cm (Shave it)
*Minced beef 250g
*Salts&Pepper some
*bread crumb 3 table spoons
*Egg 1
*Milk 1 table spoon
Soup
*Water 2 cups
*Japanese soup stock 2 tea spoons
*Soya sauce 4 table spoons
*Mirin 3 table spoons
*Pea some (Tear the edge off)
*Radish 3 cm (Shave it)
Instructions
1. Mix all the ingredients for hamburger steaks well. Form round shapes.
2. Heat up a pan with some oil, cook the hamburger steaks.
3. Meanwhile, put all the soup ingredients in a pot except for the radish. Cook it for few minutes. Pour the soup into the pan with hamburger steaks. Place a lid and cook them for about 3 mins.
Serving instructions
*Place hamburger steaks on a plate, put shaved radish on top, pour the soup.*
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Easy & Tasty Marmalade Chicken Recipe
Today's dinner
Menu
*Marmalade Chicken
*Eggplant miso soup
*Tofu & Watercress salad
*White rice
Marmalade Chicken Recipe serves 2
Ingredients
*Chicken Thigh 200g
*Soya sauce 2 table spoons
*Marmalade jam 2 table spoons
Instructions
1. Cut the chicken into eatable sizes, marinate it with soya sauce and marmalade jam. Leave them for 5 to 10 mins.
2. Cook them in a pan/pot.
You might find it weird to marinate chicken with marmalade jam and soya sauce.
But trust me, marmalade jam goes very well with soya sauce!
Monday, 8 August 2011
Tofu & Radish Salad
Today's dinner
With Teriyaki chicken, we also had Tofu & Radish salad.
This salad is easy to make, tastes delicious and looks very pretty.
Ingredients
*Mini cherry tomatoes 4
*Silken tofu 1/2
*Watercress (Just to put some on top)
*Radish 3cm
*Your favourite salad dressings (I mixed pickled plum dressing with mayonnaise. I loved it!)
Instructions
1. Shave off the Radish skin. Cut it into thin/long bits. Leave them in some water + 1 table spoon of salts for a while.
2. Cut the tofu into small squares, tomatoes into half.
3. Take out the radish out off the salted water, wash the salts off. Put all the veggies on a plate/bowl. Place watercress on top. Eat with your favouriate salad dressings.
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