
An Adventure In the culinary arena of the Island and places that transpires from the Journey^^












Moving on, I was inspired to create this dish and try it out; and since someone has to be fit while serving his nation, I'm not mentioning who hehe;p; I thought why not make a fish and chip which is less fattening and more tasty. My solution- take some leftover sourdough bread crumbs, dry it out, pulverise it and coat the fish fillets with egg wash, bread it and grill it^^ And I'll throw in a side of deconstructed Tzatziki with Cherry Tomato Confit to give it that refreshing bite for more. The only guilty part of this dish would have to be the home made fries, which I accidentally burnt (sorry guys T-T)

Dessert was a fun part, its a play on the bread and butter pudding I made with the pandan cream mix, I remembered the last time I made it it tasted something like Kaya Toast, which you could find in the Kopitiams here and I decided to name it Kaya Toast, re-imagined^^ it was fun as everyone was kinda unsure of what the dish really was (the three of them must have thought I've gone abit left field hahaha;p)
However I must say it was an interesting dessert (clarified butter as the sauce, are you kidding me?!? hahaha) for me to try and hopefully try to incorporate to my work one day^^

I hoped you guys enjoyed the impromptu supper, it was fun, maybe next time Keong can think of the menu and Selina can cook it hehe;p

I kid you not, its green on the inside too^^ and the thing is that with the natural coloring, its sooooo guilt free^^ Ange was saying St. Patrick's day is still long off so what was up, and I did say I was testing a theory hehe;p
Moving on, since I had some of the juices left, I thought I might as well try and incorporate it into a classic English dish - the bread and butter pudding... you can only guess what happened...

See how addicted I am to this pandan leaf, its kinda my new nicotine kick hahaha;p Now I'm thinking of reinventing the very well known Thai dish - Pandan chicken, what can I say but "Green much?" hahaha;p
Its an irony when I look at it that I don't consume beef anymore, I somehow have gotten better at cooking it just by looking at its texture and smell; I know some of you might disagree but I know I'm good:) If I had the photos of the doneness(didn't get the chance for a photo op, cooks completely devoured it) inside the kebab you'll know I'm right^^
Then came the afternoon, I was feeling peckish for something sweet... and I ended up making....
My no recipe "REAL PANDAN" Souffle^^ Well its called no recipe(in case you guys are wondering) because I completely forgotten my ratios (and I just remembered a tip from lady Fa about natural food colorings) for the recipe that I decided to just whack it and hope for the best. And I can say it turned out really well, and I managed to have some leftover batter which made fluffly pancakes:) I've got some leftover pandan juice in the chiller and I'm gonna whip up more of the batter for pancakes tomorrow hehe;p

The eggs didn't turn out as green as I liked beacuse we only had frozen spinach in the kitchen hehe;p I wish I had some fresh spinach and some fresh herbs to kinda bring some "oomph" to the dish.
All in all, I was quite happy with this dish, though you can count on the fact that I'll be finding ways to improve it though^^
Pretty aint it? And it only cost me just over $200 hehe;p