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mai hum mai hum, mai hum mai hum, mai hum mai humOriginally posted by Wanda:Everytime they will wayang wayang a bit, but in the end will still increase one. Haiz... mai kong liao.
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i thot the chao dar part is the bestOriginally posted by Wanda:In that case, maybe it'll work..as long as don't bake until chao tarh. -
lebbrel up
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Mee siam no hum I dun want.
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Waa...look at this onion potato gratin.... *slurp*
I have the same glass ware ....can use tonight. -
i tink wat u want is hum with no mee siamOriginally posted by Wanda:Mee siam no hum I dun want. -
somehow it looks more like roti prataOriginally posted by Wanda:Waa...look at this onion potato gratin.... *slurp*
I have the same glass ware ....can use tonight. -
So crever.Originally posted by poon cho tang:i tink wat u want is hum with no mee siam -
ah cek ah...mee siam jeet buah, ai hum, mai mee siamOriginally posted by Wanda:So crever. -
May be this will appeal to men?Originally posted by poon cho tang:somehow it looks more like roti prata
Cathy Martin (who submitted the receipe) said: "This is my husband's favorite dish, and he considers it a special occasion every time I make it. The creamy cheese sauce and the tender potatoes in this classic French dish combine to make a deliciously addictive experience. It's a great side dish with a roast pork loin or beef tenderloin. Add a green salad and French bread, and you have found the magic path to a man's heart." -
i tink men in general wolf down wotchever that comes near their mouths without tastingOriginally posted by Wanda:May be this will appeal to men?
Cathy Martin (who submitted the receipe) said: "This is my husband's favorite dish, and he considers it a special occasion every time I make it. The creamy cheese sauce and the tender potatoes in this classic French dish combine to make a deliciously addictive experience. It's a great side dish with a roast pork loin or beef tenderloin. Add a green salad and French bread, and you have found the magic path to a man's heart." -
Sure get scolding by ah cek.Originally posted by poon cho tang:ah cek ah...mee siam jeet buah, ai hum, mai mee siam -
u can practise on dat Ah Cek in sgforumsOriginally posted by Wanda:Sure get scolding by ah cek. -
So you're saying men in general have no good taste ?Originally posted by poon cho tang:i tink men in general wolf down wotchever that comes near their mouths without tasting -
no, they have taste but they r too lazy to use itOriginally posted by Wanda:So you're saying men in general have no good taste ? -
how about bake sheperd's(sp??) pie??
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heard of it...does it contain sheep?Originally posted by a_splash:how about bake sheperd's(sp??) pie?? -
That Smurfy Ah Cek. I'll tell him pct say one.Originally posted by poon cho tang:u can practise on dat Ah Cek in sgforums -
I cooked that before for a potluck using chicken instead of beef....not too bad. Quite a bit of work meshing the potatoes from scratch...exercise arm muscles.Originally posted by a_splash:how about bake sheperd's(sp??) pie?? -
in dat case, mai hum for miOriginally posted by Wanda:That Smurfy Ah Cek. I'll tell him pct say one. -
No sheep lah, just add the sheperd only.Originally posted by poon cho tang:heard of it...does it contain sheep? -
but it sounds very sheepyOriginally posted by Wanda:No sheep lah, just add the sheperd only. -
It's actually more beefy than sheepy.
But this pic looks more like lasagne....not nice one. Wait till I post the photo of the one I baked...which is at home.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Shepherd's pie is a traditional British dish that consists of a bottom layer of minced (ground) lamb in gravy covered with mashed potato and (often) a layer of cheese. It is a favourite dish of institutional cooks keen on feeding large groups of people.
Shepherd's Pie.The mince is traditionally lamb (hence "shepherd") although many people prefer to make it with minced (ground) beef. A shepherd's pie made with beef is properly called a cottage pie. A similar dish made with fish instead of meat is called a fisherman's pie. -
BBL.
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Originally posted by Wanda:
wow...so i will await ur foto
It's actually more beefy than sheepy.
But this pic looks more like lasagne....not nice one. Wait till I post the photo of the one I baked...which is at home.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Shepherd's pie is a traditional British dish that consists of a bottom layer of minced (ground) lamb in gravy covered with mashed potato and (often) a layer of cheese. It is a favourite dish of institutional cooks keen on feeding large groups of people.
Shepherd's Pie.The mince is traditionally [b]lamb (hence "shepherd") although many people prefer to make it with minced (ground) beef. A shepherd's pie made with beef is properly called a cottage pie. A similar dish made with fish instead of meat is called a fisherman's pie.
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