Rojak is a Malay word which means a fruit and raw vegetable salad, which is mixed with sauce. In my hometown in Kuala Belait, my favourite hawker sells rojak, laksa, and chicken rice. I tried asking a former classmate for her family’s hawker stall Chinese style rojak recipe to no success. I have been missing …
Mirrors of Love Inner Peace Moral Bliss Crimson Rays Earth Awakes Wisps of pink and peacock blue Majestic sunrise in view Simple Awes Dropped my jaw I Love You You Love Me Every Day Hope renews I Have Faith Trust Tomorrow – Cynnie, Feb 13, 2013 Today is Day 2 of Pesco-vegetarian challenge. Yesterday, I …
Yes, this is the first blog entry since I have successfully completed my accounting exam! A lot of dishes I cooked with new adaptations have escaped being documented while my own laptop is choking its last breaths before it threatens to go lifeless. Freedom from not having to study for the summer, however, is delicious. …
Spring is flirting around the corner — that means one possible thing: fishing or hopefully catch some thing in the summer. Catching a fish with me is quite the comical scene. Countless weeds and somehow, catching the motor or Mike’s rod instead of a fish. The man sure has lots of patience to even try …
INGREDIENTS: 1 TBSP butter 1 tsp paprika 1 red bell pepper, finely diced 4 garlic cloves; 1 halved and the rest diced 1 tsp fennel 1 tsp tarragon leaves 3/4 cup white wine; Riesling is preferred 1 tsp salt 1 TBSP of lemon rind; slice lemon for garnish, if desired METHOD: Rub fish with the …
As I did promise, I would cook a fish curry — known as “Kari Ikan” in Malay. Now, fish can be prepared in different ways: butter and herbs (grilled or baked), in the style of “Fish and Chips”, steamed with ginger, sweet and sour, and curry. Fish is often very well served in Brunei. You …
Bruneian/Malaysian comfort foods, featuring: Fish Curry Read More »
