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Down & out in GWC..

It was one of those ho-hum hit-n-run Sunday lunches where speed was of the essence, as Daffy would be dropping by with her China goodies and coz JC had also asked to drop by — all around the 2.30pm-3pm block.
Yup, easier to eat at home to cut the hassle of going out and rushing back.
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Went to heaven @ GOTO

This post will be short on text but long on pix because there just aren’t enough superlatives (oishi, delicate, blew my mind?) to describe the ambrosaic food served at GOTO’s Japanese restaurant at No 14 Ann Siang Hill.
Bookings were made abt a fortnight in advance by one of the regular travelling companions: to celebrate the [...]

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Memories from December..

I shall start with the last meal I ate in 2008 — and that was cooked by the birthday boy (BB) for whom we celebrated at Gunther’s in July. As is our usual practice, this eating-travelling group normally tries to get together in the apartment facing Katong Park in the 2nd half of December. It could be New Year’s [...]

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KISS-style cooking

Considering that when I first went to the UK to study, I barely knew how to boil water, it seemed something of a miracle that the first paid work in my life was to cook for an aristocratic family who hired me for six weeks as a “mother’s help” while their real one went on summer [...]

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QQ-rice is nice…but…

fan tuan or rice roll

As usual, I’m a sucker for bargains. So on Tuesday evening when I wandered over to Square 2 at Novena to buy one of my favourite foods — rice rolls from a Taiwanese joint called QQ Rice– for dinner, I found myself buying two rolls and two drinks, instead of just [...]

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Cooking without oil

Since I began cooking without oil from October 2006, I’ve never missed the stuff. My taste buds have changed, as have those of my mother’s. Even those of my family (and the maid who joined us in March 2008) who eat my cooking occasionally have learnt the pleasure of eating food with little or no oil.
This [...]

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