Sunday, November 2, 2014
Lunch at Thanying Thai Restaurant, Amara Hotel
Decided to have Thai food for lunch with my siblings at Thanying Thai Restaurant at Amara Restaurant.
Love the beautiful wide variety of desserts on display, we did not order the dessert buffet.
Tom yum soup
Deep fried crab with stuffing
Sambal Kangkong
Deep fried tofu with nice sauce
Green Curry Chicken
Mango Sticky Rice Dessert
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Tea break at TCC Ion Orchard - Halloween
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Lunch at Lerk Thai Chinatown Point
Over the weekend, hubby and me had lunch at Lerk Thai Chinatown Point. Decided to get the set meal for two people, really very worth.
We get to choose the original tom yum soup or change it to clear soup but the spicy and sour taste still exist, tasted really good. We could also change the seafood to chicken but decided to stick to the seafood.
Free flow of fragrant white rice but one plate of rice is really enough for me, need to pay additional for the drink though. I had the plum drink.
Coffee for hubby
For salad/appetizer category, we choose the special prawn cake. It was served steaming hot - yummy.
For the vegetable category, hubby prefer the prawn omelette.
For the Ala Carte category, we ordered the massman curry chicken, the gravy was really thick and good, goes well with the rice - yummy.
Friday, October 3, 2014
Oven stir fry dishes
Been using my oven to bake, roast, grill but first time I realised I could also stir fry in my oven lol.
Was attempting to stir fry some okra with nonya sauce.
First to scrap off the hairy skin off the okra, washed and sliced them, place them into one of my tiffin container, added some hot water just enough to cover the okra.
Added some nonya sauce, ikan bilis and placed them into the oven at 200 degrees celsius for about 30 minutes but in between, need to stir and mixed them evenly.
I also added two slices of luncheon meat in another tiffin container and placed into the oven (means I can cooked more than one dish in the oven at the same time, need to turn the luncheon meat over in between cooking.
Depending on how soft or crunching you want the okra, I prefer the okra to be soft and the luncheon meat is really crispy like those panfried, the best part is I did not have to add any oil.
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