Kuih Pai Ti

Introducing the delicious Kuih Pai Ti !

Essentially it has the usual savoury popiah filling (fried radish and other mysterious ingredients) placed inside a crispy, deep fried batter cup. Then some lettuce is sprinkled over the combination, topped off with a dollop of sweet chilli.

This dish is better than popiah because its shell is deep fried so you have that crunchiness with the delectable popiah taste. Almost like spring rolls, but nicer because its abit lighter and not as difficult to crunch through. Also, its practically bite size - perfect choice for chinesey hors d'oeuvres.

Apparently that coffeeshop near my house (Kedai Kopi DU, Uptown) is one of the few places in KL that sell it. I'm so lucky to be living a stone's throw away from it!!! So yummy... :9~

Gong Xi Fa Chai

Happy Chinese New Year!

Pros of being home for CNY:
yui sang, cny cookies (♥), cny hampers, cny sales, public holidays, angpow, family dinner

Cons of being home for CNY:

not many cronies are back, your favourite stalls shut for holidays (boohoo), garish cny music bombarding you everywhere you go, shopping malls are extra crowded

All in all, I think chinese new year is a good time to go back as long as you have ample time before and after the cny public holiday period to eat your favourite foods. I was left high and dry for bakuteh...I only got to eat it once. But I bought some spice mix so maybe I can make it one day. hehe. :9~

Home!

Argh! Gained 4 kgs eating like a pig non-stop in Malaysia.

Time to diet. :( and exercise :((

Things I really miss about Sydney...

• hot showers
• pasta
• rounding up i.e. lack of 1 cent coins
• civic conciousness / unselfishness
• personal space

Pitter Patter

Its been raining all morning. I love sleeping when it rains.

Apparently the water droplets ionise the air, making dirt in the air stick together. Hence this cleans the air and the air you breath in is cleaner, making you feel good. It also works in the shower and thats why alot of people find they think better in the shower. Or so says National Geographic. *shrugs*

I like rain...but not if I have to go out cos I hate wet socks. Which reminds me...I need to get some cute galoshes.

When I was younger I used to love reading and drinking Milo while it rained. Then as I got busier, I relished eating nasi lemak and drinking hot milo after it rained. Now... I have no more rituals. Becoming an adult really does bore you to death.

She's here!

I've finally got my baby!!

I need to give her a name... maybe a greek goddess or something. Will post a picture of her when I get to Sydney. Turns out I didnt forget my camera after all... hehe. I should take some pics while I'm here...

:)

Happy Birthday Lawrence Mang! :Þ