I love Dessert (not Desert)
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Where got sell nice desserts or u know how to prepare nice and simple desserts at home can put here?
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yesterday I went Chinatown Complex Food Centre for lunch and its my first time tasting this dessert which consist of Ice, rambutan, kiwi seeds,pineapple and papaya with lime juice but I forgot what its called.. anyway its quite delicious and the outall look of the dessert like a ice mountain.
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å‘³é¦™å› temple street (chinatown)
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my mum knows how to make mua chee, red bean soup, soya bean, cheng tng, etc etc.
and she knows how to bake all kinds of cakes and confectionary.
and pudding, and agar agar, etc.
cool huh? =D
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I recently tried the stall at Chinatown point call 记得�. the durian puree is yummy but abit ex $6.00. they have plenty of other dessert too.
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
I recently tried the stall at Chinatown point call 记得�. the durian puree is yummy but abit ex $6.00. they have plenty of other dessert too.
bugis there also got
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chinatown really got a lot of nice dessert area for us to seek WOW
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
my mum knows how to make mua chee, red bean soup, soya bean, cheng tng, etc etc.
and she knows how to bake all kinds of cakes and confectionary.
and pudding, and agar agar, etc.
cool huh? =D
your mom works as a baker?
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yes...i also like the almond paste with comes with slices of almond along the food street
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
my mum knows how to make mua chee, red bean soup, soya bean, cheng tng, etc etc.
and she knows how to bake all kinds of cakes and confectionary.
and pudding, and agar agar, etc.
cool huh? =D
my in-laws used to be selling dessert. unfortunately å�Žè®°æ— 人. I used to help out making the cheng tng ingrident. it's hard work. today, not many can make genuine cheng tng -
suddenly craving for å…«å®�é¥ >.<
and i just had gingerbread cookie and chocolate cookie too >.<
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i like 八�茶
and 西洋�茶 -
i'm craving for è…Šå…«ç²¥
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many years ago when we went back to our hometown in teochew, we were served sweet noodle with hard boiled eggs. I miss that too
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before in FIL passed on, he taught me how to make a typical teochew pumkin yam paste. Unfortunately the lousy student didn't really learned the skill except eating it
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
I recently tried the stall at Chinatown point call 记得�. the durian puree is yummy but abit ex $6.00. they have plenty of other dessert too.
I have been to 记得�.... very nice. Will definitely visit that place again when I am in town....
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
before in FIL passed on, he taught me how to make a typical teochew pumkin yam paste. Unfortunately the lousy student didn't really learned the skill except eating it
LOL. But there is another sifu in this forum if you know who to ask. -
Originally posted by Herzog_Zwei:
LOL. But there is another sifu in this forum if you know who to ask.really?
who?ps : i mistook SIFU to STFU
. forgive my �花眼 -
candiesss
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
my in-laws used to be selling dessert. unfortunately å�Žè®°æ— 人. I used to help out making the cheng tng ingrident. it's hard work. today, not many can make genuine cheng tnghaha wow... =)
yeah, it's.. sad no one continue the business..
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Originally posted by Hey YO >+++( ~>:
your mom works as a baker?
nope. she's just awfully good at it. she makes cakes for ppl la, only charge the cost price, no profit =)
just to bless others.
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Originally posted by dumbdumb!:
nope. she's just awfully good at it. she makes cakes for ppl la, only charge the cost price, no profit =)
just to bless others.
So nice of your mum to do that...
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Originally posted by honeymouse:
So nice of your mum to do that...
yes...food makes me nostalgicteochew rice kueh, hainan coconut kueh, hokkien ang ku kueh...........the list goes on
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
yes...food makes me nostalgicteochew rice kueh, hainan coconut kueh, hokkien ang ku kueh...........the list goes on
I love food.... that's my weakness...
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Originally posted by honeymouse:
I love food.... that's my wakness...
l love good food