A surprisingly sophisticated and refreshingly combination in this second of marjerLynn's month of going green.
Monday, 29 March 2010
Sunday, 28 March 2010
Home Kitchen - Chinese Sausage Bun (臘腸包)
Here's something that I tried to re-create at home after some good friends from Hong Kong first introduced me to the dish during a recent trip to the territory.
It is one of Hong Kong's comfort foods. So simple in concept and preparation and yet so sinful and fulfilling. It's not for the faint-hearted or cholestrol-conscious though.
It is one of Hong Kong's comfort foods. So simple in concept and preparation and yet so sinful and fulfilling. It's not for the faint-hearted or cholestrol-conscious though.

Enjoy~!
Friday, 26 March 2010
See.Food.Photography - Kiwi Tart
marjerLynn decided to go green this month with this first of several green colour-themed creations.
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Monday, 22 March 2010
See.Food.Photography - Vanilla Bean Pods
It has been 2 months since my last update. I didn't even realise it has been that long. Gosh!
Sunday, 21 March 2010
Home Kitchen - 赛螃蟹
An innovative dish that I have enjoyed since tender ages in a restaurant that my family still patronises.
I'm surprised it took so long for me to attempt it at home.
I did not not include an English moniker for this post for want of suitable, descriptive name.
It is a dish created from scrambled egg whites flavored to taste like crab meat, typically topped with a raw yolk for added texture.
I have been led to believe that at the epitome of culinary skill, one can successfully achieve it without using any real seafood or artificial flavourings. Imagine that!
I'm surprised it took so long for me to attempt it at home.
I did not not include an English moniker for this post for want of suitable, descriptive name.
It is a dish created from scrambled egg whites flavored to taste like crab meat, typically topped with a raw yolk for added texture.
I have been led to believe that at the epitome of culinary skill, one can successfully achieve it without using any real seafood or artificial flavourings. Imagine that!
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