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Tardiness, thy name is Ellie?
2007-01-30 18:07:01
I know what you’re thinking - that’s not a Valentines postcard. You’re darn tootin’ right it’s not a Valentines postcard! But, having hunted for one over the past 3 days, I gave up today and sent this card with a special message to my Blogging By Mail partner (don’t even get me started on trying to find a blank Valentines Day card…Hallmark, why does thou hate me so?) So, my mysterious BBM partner, I’m sorry that I couldn’t get you a V-day postcard, but I hope you appreciate the card anyway Technorati Tags: blogging by mail, bbm, valentines day Share This
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Choc-a-riffic!
2007-01-27 06:04:01
Is this enough chocolate for ya? So, I may have missed the deadline for Sugar High Friday: The Chocolate Sessions, but that doesn’t mean I can’t post about this cake now, does it? Despite my numerous claims that I’m not a chocaholic (I’m not - promise!), I find myself drawn to cooking with it again and again. I prefer cooking with dark chocolate so even if the end result is something far too rich for my tastebuds, there is something to be said for the allure of creating a chocolate concoction - the glossy sheen as it melts, the warming scent that permeates the kitchen as it cooks, and finally, the intense flavour and sugar rush experienced as you devour a bite of your chocolatey friend. Mmmmmmm… This is by far one of the most intensely chocolatey things that I have ever made, bar none. Being flourless, it is a fairly compact cake and I think that just serves to make the chocolate flavour even stronger! I’d even contemplate calling it orgasmic, ...
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The devil?s got a hold on me
2007-01-23 18:01:02
Cupcakes. You either love ‘em or you hate ‘em. You might be thinking “Awww, but they’re so cute - teensy tiny cakes with frosting that you can devour in a few bites - what’s not to love?” Long time readers of my blog will know that I used to have an almost unreasonable fear of these petite mounds of cuteness. I did eventually manage to turn out a pretty decent chocolate chai cupcake (with assistance from this book), but after that one success I put them to the back of my mind and forgot all about them - both the making and consuming. If you’ve been browsing other food blogs, you may have noticed the cupcakes suddenly springing up all over the place - all in honour of the cupcake round-up being hosted by Cheryl of Cupcake Bakeshop and Garret of Vanilla Garlic, two food bloggers united in their love of all things cupcake-y! I thought this would be a perfect opportunity to try my hand at making these mini cakes again, so I turned to my cupcake ...
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Confused? Let me explain… Have you ever started cooki
2007-01-14 17:54:02
Confused? Let me explain… Have you ever started cooking something that you felt was doomed from the start? Every step you take (every move you make, hah!) you feel yourself becoming more and more frazzled as you miss ingredients, mix up the order of the instructions, and yet in the face of disaster you soldier on, wondering what the end result will be like. This is a story a bit like that. In the midst of all my candy-making, I thought it would be a marvelous idea to try and make some chewy caramels! So, I hunted down what I thought was a very simple recipe with very few ingredients, and I set to work. A few tips when working with sugar: 1. Don’t have a food-obsessed dog weaving in and out of your legs when working, this not only acts as a distraction, but a walking hazard that you could easily trip over. 2. Keep a keen eye on the pot of cooked sugar, especially if you happen to have a mother with a penchant for sticking fingers into mysterious pots. 3. Have your ingred...
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So, this month’s edition of Does My Blog Look Good In
2007-01-14 17:54:02
So, this month’s edition of Does My Blog Look Good In This has started, and it’s time for me to decide on an entry! The only problem is…I don’t know which picture to put forth for the competition! I’ve made a short list of the photos that I took in December that I quite like and would love your help in helping me to pick the one I’ll enter! There’s a poll at the bottom of the post that you can make a selection at 1. chocolate truffle 2. Peanut Brittle 3. No-knead bread crust 4. Honeycomb 5. Choc nut cookies Which picture should I enter in this month’s DMBLGIT competition? 1, Chocolate truffle 2. Peanut brittle 3. No-knead bread crust 4. Honeycomb 5. Choc nut cookies Free polls from Pollhost.com Technorati Tags: DMBLGIT, photos, food
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Or, alternative title: How I was seduced by Pierre Hermé Ha
2007-01-14 17:54:02
Or, alternative title: How I was seduced by Pier re Herm é Have you ever had a recipe that you’ve looked at and gone “Nah, I couldn’t make that!”? Ever looked through a cookbook and marvelled at some gloriously delicious looking dish, and toyed with the idea of creating it, only to then laugh and put it away as something you could never recreate? To be honest with you, I’m easily phased from cooking certain things. After reading extensively about the difficulty of preparing artichokes, I cannot even bear to look at them at the greengrocers, and the thought of cooking eggplants (aubergines) makes me pale with fear. And, until recently, I was terrified at the thought of making muffins or working with yeast! There’s also the whole ‘home made pasta’ - I’d love to do it, but I’m terrified of ending up with a boiled lump of slimey dough. Many of these may sound like unsubstantiated fears to you, dear readers, but they are very rea...
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Tell me you want my pizza-pie lovin?
2007-01-03 17:49:02
Without a doubt, this is the best pizza base I’ve ever tasted or made! Thin, crisp, chewy, perfectly aerated - we have a winner! To be honest, I was quite happy with the original pizza dough recipe that I’d been using - it was relatively easy, quick, resulted in a tasty end product which was quite enjoyed by those who’d tried it. However, it just didn’t measure up to the better pizza bases that I’d enjoyed at various pizzerias and restaurants, so the hunt was on to find something that would compare - nay, to blow my little toesies out of the water! What constitutes my ideal base and crust, you ask? Well, I’m a fan of thinner bases with some degree of crunch and chewiness. It can’t be too oily, and needs to be firm enough that it can be held by the outer edge and it won’t fall into my lap - and it needs to have a little softness otherwise it can be akin to chewing cardboard. Geezus, is that enough of a list? It feels a bit like I’...
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Mr. Bear?s Teaparty
2006-12-29 11:45:01
Or, how to knock up an entry for Sugar High Friday in an hour! When I saw this post on Habeas Brulee last month for Sugar High Friday, I made a note that I’d prepare something elaborate, try my hand at spun sugar, toffee “glass windows” and all manner of other ideas that I had. And then it completely slipped my mind! With the ensuing madness of Christmas shopping and baking, I had all manner of sweet goods on my mind, but spun sugar creations were certainly nowhere to be found on the list. So, when I looked in my diary this afternoon and saw a bolded entry to “UPLOAD SHF: SUGAR ART” blog post, to say that I freaked out would be a bit of an understatement. What to do, what to do?? Well, I did the only thing I could do - grabbed what supplies I had in the fridge and went for it! I had seen a recipe for a free-form tart in Nigella Lawson’s “How To Be A Domestic Goddess” that was accompanied by a beautiful picture of a crisp, puffed pastr...
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Don?t hate me ?cuz I?m beautiful
2006-12-28 17:43:01
These cookies aren’t the kind that will win any beauty pagents. No siree bob, these are the kind of cookies that would make the mirror crack as they groomed their warty selves in the morning whilst asking any available reflective surface if they were pretty - in the hopes that one would survive the ensuing crack to respond that they weren’t all that bad. Ladies and gentlemen, these are the cookies that, once they had been removed from the oven and viewed by my mother, were met with a distasteful wrinkling of the nose and a comment that they were “too damn ugly to eat, and certainly too ugly to give away to other people”. Listen to that sound. Can you hear it? That’s the sound of a broken-hearted cookie crying. It’s certainly not the cookies fault that it looks like a burnt saucer of lumpy porridge. They tried their hardest to appeal - what with it’s chunks of walnut and pecan, sultanas, nuts and chocolate, the range of goodness available wi...
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Gimme a kiss, love!
2006-12-28 05:42:01
Or rather, a gold-dusted meringue kiss! I hope everyone has had a wonderful holiday season and got to spend lots of quality time with their loved ones Sorry for my absence, but after an insane week where I was baking in almost every spare moment that I had, I took some time off the blog to spend it with my family as we’ve all been so busy over the past year that we’ve had very little quality family time. All you christmas food-basket giving types will know what I mean when I say the time leading up to the silly season is a mad rush to bake - creating a short-list of goodies to be made, weighing up in what order they can be made and how long they’ll stay good for, shopping for ingredients as well as paper, ribbons and cellophane for the wrapping process - all in all, it’s a production line which is time and effort-consuming, though all is made up for it when your grateful recipients call you excitedly to let you know that they received the goodies and think...
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Some days, chocolate is all you need
2006-12-19 11:34:01
The females out there who read this blog know what I’m talking about. It’s that time of month, you’re grumpy and tired and just happened to get out of the wrong side of the bed that morning, and the day just isn’t going your way. And then you bite into a morsel of chocolate, close your eyes and enjoy that little rush of endorphins that run through your system giving you a little buzz. Now, I’m not much of a chocaholic, but there are times when I crave a tiny morsel to get me through a rough patch or a bit of a bad mood, the combination of sugar, caffeine and cocoa gives me a thrill that can help pull me out of a funk - especially when I’m in my ‘delicate’ time of the month. (Delicate = as bad tempered as a mongoose that’s being prodded with pointy electrified sticks) Last week I had one of those days - I was at work counting down the minutes till I could leave, and to say that I was a bad-tempered little beastie by the time I got...
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Willpower is the ability to eat one salted peanut?
2006-12-19 11:34:01
Or, in this case, just one piece of salted peanut brittle! After seeing Mooncrazy’s post about her peanut brittle, I started wondering - could I make this myself? Being a lover of both sugar and nuts, how could this combination not appeal to my sensibilities? So, being the neurotic little note taker that I am, I printed out Mooncrazy’s recipe, making sure to make note of all her notes…and then proceeded to google peanut brittle recipes for the next half hour trying to find out as much as I could about these sweet shards of pleasure. However, after making the honeycomb, I reread Mooncray’s recipe and my heart sank like a stone. They were both aerated with bi-carb, meaning that I’d get a similar flavours and sensations Everyone, repeat after me: Now, whilst I quite enjoyed the honeycomb I made, I had more than enough to keep me going for awhile so the idea of making another similar sugar mix didn’t exactly fill me with joy. The real problem was ...
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No knead to worry, this bread is a piece of cake
2006-12-11 17:31:01
This bread is a work in contrasts - the thin crust is crunchy, whilst the inside is dense, chewy and moist. This weekend was an absolute scorcher, with temperatures sitting around 40 degrees C on both Saturday and Sunday. Whilst I was able to fulfill my cooking desires with my boiled sugar treats, I was still aching to bake something, but didn’t want to turn the oven on in the middle of such scorching weather. What to do, what to do? Whilst pondering this question, I remembered reading about this no-knead bread recipe which had taken the blog world by storm last month - the super long proofing time required for the dough meant that I could feel like I was making bread but wouldn’t have to turn the oven on till the cool change struck at night, and the hot weather during the day was perfect for dough proofing! How could I lose? Now, I haven’t had the best luck with yeasted goods, so even though people reported this recipe as being almost foolproof, I still made sure...
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Oh honey, oh sugar sugar
2006-12-11 05:30:02
By the time it gets to Friday in the office, my coworkers and I are usually at our wit’s end with boredom, so eager for the weekend that we’re almost salivating with desire (eww, now there’s a mental image!) and shooting emails back and forth, desperate for some form of amusing distraction. Occasionally, when I know I’ll be baking on the weekend, I’ll run an event on the Friday afternoon known as “Friday Afternoon Shenanigans” - an event that invites my coworkers to prepare for the weekend by exercising the sillier sides of their brains, and generally sharing a laugh. After not having run the event for the past month, this Friday I shared the definitive guide on “How To: Smell Like A Fish“, which caused such confusion that I thought it the perfect opportunity to reinstate this event and make a triumphant come-back. The resulting request for people to submit the title of a “most unlikely ‘how to’ list” yiel...
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Leaning Tower of Marshmallows
2006-12-09 17:28:02
After seeing this post on Helen’s blog, I was absolutely enamoured with the idea of making actual sweets at home - not the baked kind. However, the recipe required the use of a sugar thermometer, and alas I had none… till now. My new favourite kitchen toy $20 later, I left the CakeDeco store in Flinders Arcade on Thursday afternoon with a brand new sugar thermometer and a desire to delve into the world of home-made marshmallows (or Chamallows, as Helen calls them), yet the opportunity didn’t arise till Saturday morning, when I bunkered down with grim determination to make something with this new toy of mine. My mallows are a lot less neat than Helen’s, but the flavour and texture of these home-made goodies makes up for any amount of wonkiness! Oh lordy - I’ve had hand-made marshmallows before, but in no way did they compare to these. I take no credit, the recipe is marvellous, forgiving and hard to muck up, and this is definetely something I’m g...
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Today, my world is on fire?
2006-12-09 11:27:01
I woke up this morning to grey skies and the smell of ash in the air, which confused me - the forecast for today is for almost 40 degrees C (about 104 degrees F) and every day this week when it’s gotten to around 8am I’ve had to wear my sunnies to avoid being blinded by the sun. Something wasn’t right. I stepped outside, and saw this ominous reminder, in case the blanket of smoke and the smell of burning wasn’t enough. This photo of the sun is untouched - all I have done is resize it. This is not a sunset, but a sun tinted by smoky skies at 8am in the morning. Today , 20% of Victoria is on fire. Please think about that for a second. Think of all the life that is at stake - all the birds, the animals, the insects, the people and their entire townships. Now, I am as safe as can be from these fires as they are happening in the country and I’m in middle suburbia, but every breath of dry wind that comes rolling past my face bears the signs of the fires it&#...
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How to poach an egg
2006-12-05 23:24:02
I am an egg lover. That’s right - I love these little bundles of protein that are flavourful yet versatile enough to be used for so many different dishes! My favourite way to have them is poached, but till this weekend I didn’t know how to poach them myself, and had to stick to soft-boiled eggs when having them at home. After having that shocking poached eggs on toast at a local cafe awhile ago, I wondered just how difficult it actually was to poach an egg. I mean, it’s just boiling an egg without the shell, right? How hard could that be! A lot more difficult than I originally thought, but still fairly easy! Now, a properly poached egg should be soft - the whites just set and the yolk still runny, with no flavour permeating through than the egg itself. One of my favourite books, “The Cook’s Book” (a book that I recommend that every novice kitchenhand keep as close as a bible!) happened to have a step-by-step picture guide that I used to create th...
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You swirl me right round, baby right round
2006-12-05 23:24:02
I haven’t posted much in the way of food recently because I frankly haven’t been home before 9pm on most nights, and my wonderful mother has on most occassions put out some leftovers from the family dinner for my famished self. Why so late? Well, I’ve developed a bit of an addiction to going to the gym recently, visiting it between 3-6 times a week, one of those being a weekly pilates session. Unfortunately, the only time I have to go is after work, so by the time I’ve worked out and gotten my sorry ass back home it’s anywhere from 9-10pm. The pilates is doing wonders, I feel my core muscles strengthening already and I’m starting to feel muscles develop under the flab, and although I can’t complain about how much more flexible I’m feeling, some of the poses we have to pull and hold in class are…unflattering to say the least. For example, when you’re legs are spread apart, you’re lying on your back and your head is ab...
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Mr. Woofy pulls faces
2006-12-05 23:24:02
It’s been awhile since Mr. Woofy made an appearance here, so I thought I’d add a couple of photos of him being cute and pulling faces “Mommy, I’m hungry!” Howling for love “Insert food here” “Why, is that cookie for me?” Playing with the macro focus on my camera, this is a close-up of Mr. Woofy’s eye I’ve been playing with my camera a fair bit over the past few days and taken quite a few pictures that aren’t food related - you can see them on my flickr page Technorati Tags: golden retrievers, pets, dogs, animals, photography, maco
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A call for ideas
2006-12-02 23:22:01
The other day I was in the supermarket and saw these miniature bell peppers and was so taken with their tiny size that I decided to buy them. However, one small problem - I have no idea what to do with them! They’re about the same size as a large roma tomato and so a bit small to stuff, and I want to do something that makes the most of their adorable size! So, my dear people, any idea on what I should do with these tiny veggies? Technorati Tags: bell peppers, capsicum, vegetables, miniature
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Snicker-dee-doo-dah, snicker-dee-day!
2006-11-29 11:18:02
There is something about certain words and the mouthfeel that they give which will make me develop either a like or dislike of them, almost in spite of what the words themselves mean. For example, I find I can’t feel much for the word ‘fluctuate‘ - saying it makes my mouth feel awkward, almost as if it were full of marbles (I will never forget that look on Audrey Hepburn’s face when she finds herself in this predicament in ‘My Fair Lady’!), but a word as mundane as ‘sequential‘ can feel round and voluptuous as it rolls off my tongue, not akin to the sensation of a small piece of chocolate melting in your mouth. ?Snickerdoodle? is a bit of a strange one. It?s a bit long, and yet bounces off the palate easily and quite vibrantly. It sounds and feels a bit childish, and yet there?s something oddly comforting in its pronunciation. And when a cookie has such a name, it makes it almost impossible to resist making them, just to see what kind ...
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Lunch for lazy days
2006-11-27 23:15:02
Sometimes I get into a mindset where I cannot be bothered doing anything - forget cooking, forget washing the dishes, you can even forget about me changing out of my jam-jams! All I want to do is read/watch movies, or if the weather is fine, swing in my hammock and watch the clouds roll over my head. Unfortunately, even when I am feeling utterly lethargic like this, I am unable to indulge in my slovenly desires as there are usually things that need to be done?like doing my laundry, being a kitchen hand, walking/grooming/playing with Mr. Woofy, proofreading letters and essays written by various members of my family, and entertaining my mother. And that?s just on the days that I don?t have to go to work (all the working mothers out there, I salute you ? you must either be mad, or have the best time-management skills in the universe!). Because I?m generally doing something, when I have the opportunity to do absolutely nothing, I find it difficult to do even the most menial of tasks. Su...
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Making muffins is kid?s play
2006-11-26 23:12:02
Maki ng Nigella’s ‘Jam Doughnut Muffins ’ is something kids will love - as will you! Nigella claims that these ‘Jam Doughnut Muffins’ are something easy enough that her kids could help out with in the kitchen, and that’s definetely true as the batter took me all of about 5 minutes to put together. However, she also claims that the danger with these little morsels is that they taste so good, you may be tempted not to share, and she definetely does not lie here. Now, I’m not a huge doughnut fan, as the whole deep-fried aspect tends to leave me feeling a bit sick, as well as making my stomach feel like lead, but there is something in their light, airy texture and slight chewiness that I miss, and these muffins come about as close to replicating that aspect as any other cake I’ve made/tasted. To keep the calorie count slightly lower, I’ve refrained from dipping them in melted butter and rolling them in a cinnamon sugar mix, but I imag...
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How to recover from a cold
2006-11-21 23:06:02
What do you do if you wake up one morning with the world’s scratchiest throat, phlegm issues and generally feeling spaced out? 1. So long as your not suffering bodily aches (which I’m led to believe are the precursor to a flu), drag yourself to the gym for a light cardio workout or out for a walk to get yourself moving and get some endorphins flowing through your system. 2. Take a hot shower to freshen up and relax those muscles, then set about making yourself a vitamin-rich lunch. 3. Go to a beauty parlour/day spa with a mate and get some pampering treatments to make you relax. A facial or a pedicure is a good choice, waxing not so much. Vee relaxing on the balcony after our pedicure at the day spa 4. Go have a delicious meal for dinner, something flavourful and filling, such as a paella claypot, at a trusted restaurant This is the paella claypot at Coco Lounge - saffron rice with black mussels, tiger prawns, chorizo and chicken in a home made napoli and white wine ...
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Cockroaches and cabbage
2006-11-21 23:06:02
“Urrrgh” I grunted as I carried the multiple shopping bags back into the house. My mother had been pestering me to try making Okonomiyaki for a few days, and I thought that today, with it’s 39 degree C heat would be the perfect day to stand over a hot stove and fry up one after another of these Japanese pancakes. Though having tried them before, I’d never actually tried making them so after a bit of googling I settled on a ‘basic’ recipe for the batter and decided to try it with whatever other ingredients I had on hand - after all, it is meant to be “cook what you like, the way you like”. Unfortunately, the lack of cabbage (something every recipe puts down as a necessity for this dish) meant that I needed to go shopping, which led to my current situation with the shopping bags. I dropped them on the kitchen table and started pulling out items of the bags when… “CRUNCH” I blinked. My hand wrapped around a 2L bottle of ...
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Swimming with the fishes
2006-11-16 23:00:06
Or in this case, sharks. Now, before I go any further, I have to admit that I’m not crazy about yum cha, though the rest of my family absolutely adore it. I quite enjoy the fact that you order small plates of a wide variety of dishes, and that dining can be quite a social event that forces people to take their time as they eat and digest their way through the different servings. However, I don’t enjoy the fact that I don’t know if the dishes are freshly cooked (I highly doubt it from the experiences I’ve had), and that many of them appear to be literally swimming in oil. However, being my kid brother’s birthday, his birthday lunch was to be the yum cha at Shark Fin Burwood (not sure if it’s associated with the ones in the CBD) and so I went along, only mildly apprehensive about how it’d be, and just happy to be celebrating my baby brother’s birthday. I’m not going to write an in depth review as I can’t remember the names of...
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Happy birthday, Marty Farty!
2006-11-13 22:54:02
18 years ago, a screaming baby entered the world, much to the adoration of his parents and the dismay of his two older sisters. As he grew, he continued to provide much laughter and tears with his hijinks - which include, but are not limited to, throwing the iron off the second storey balcony after watching a Rex Hunt’s Fishing episode on tv at the age of 4, laying a turd right between the entrance between my room and my kid sister’s room and laughing as he watched us argue over who would clean it up (we resorted to getting a ruler and measuring whose room it was closest too!), chasing us around the house with various objects whilst trying to beat us up, and tearfully waving goodbye to me from the livingroom window every morning that I went to school. He may have grown up to be bigger and taller than me, but he will forever be my baby brother whom I adore with every atom of my being. Gentle, loving, smart and with a similar sense of humour to me, I am proud of the man he...
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Rollin?, rollin?, rollin? on the river!
2006-11-13 22:54:02
I’m afraid this has nothing to do with the Creedence Clearwater Revival, but rather, is about one of my favourite summertime dishes, rice paper rolls When you’ve got a family with 5 adults all doing their own thing with their own schedules to follow, it ultimately means that you don’t get a lot of ’sit down together’ time, and in particular it means that family mealtimes are rare - you hardly get more than 3 members of the family sitting at the dining room table at any one time. For someone who cherishes time with their family as much as I do, this is something that makes me quite sad. Don’t get me wrong, the essense of my nature is quite solitary and I need to have at least some time to myself everyday otherwise I start to feel a little strained, however I also love my family very much and adore the time I get to spend with them. What does this have to do with rice paper rolls? Patience, patience, I’m getting there Despite the different...
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Coco love, rockin the suburbs pt 2
2006-11-10 10:48:01
As far as the dining experiences in Glen Waverley go, most of the places available are those “cheap eats” Asian restaurants where you rush in, get what you pay for, and rush out. Not that I have anything against them, as I’ve had some pretty decent meals in those dodgy looking little dives, but sometimes you want somewhere where you can sit back and relax, where it’s not too noisy to have a casual chat with a friend whilst you enjoy your meal. At times like that, Coco Lounge is definetely my choice for an eating venue. Owned by the same person as Mocha Joes, the standard of food and overall dining experience leaves Mochas eating it’s dust. Though it’s a small restaurant, they don’t cram all the tables together so they can fit more patrons but make sure that your visit is a comfortable and enjoyable one (service with a smile is definetely one of their key mottos). The decor inside is clean and modern - a little dark during daylight hours than...
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How do you tell when your store-bought herbs are fresh?
2006-11-08 22:42:02
When you unwrap their newspaper covering to discover a very much alive worm wriggling around amongst the shoots. Hey, at least it proves it’s pretty much straight outta the ground! This little fellow was placed into my rosebed in the hopes that he’ll help them to grow up big and strong, and the coriander was used in my rice paper rolls Technorati Tags: coriander, cilantro, herbs, worms, organic
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