Green Curry Chicken

Another day where instant sauce came to the rescue in preparing a simple meal for 3.

Added brinjal, ladyfingers and tomatoes into the green curry and had

fried eggs for a complete meal.

Dinner on Saturday

My FiL came over for dinner and had prepared these dishes.
Steam Fish: Firstly, rub salt on the fish. Place ginger, carrot, chinese mushroom, red chilli, ham choy (all sliced thinly) and asam boi on the fish. Add fish sauce and steam for 10-12 minutes.

Fried Ladyfingers: Heat up wok with oil, stir fry chopped garlic and dried prawns for a minute. Add in ladyfingers (sliced diagonally) and sliced red chilli and stir fry until the ladyfingers are soft. Add soy sauce to taste.

For satisfaction guaranteed, complemented the dishes with our all time favorite i.e. Roasted Pork. Of course this was not self-cooked but bought from the market nearby our place and it taste consistently good.

The favorite dish for the day was Tofu with Mincemeat: Fry 2 packs of Japanese tofu and set aside. Heat the wok with oil, stir fry chopped garlic and chinese mushroom for a minute. Add in mincemeat and soy sauce and stir fry for 2 minutes. Add in mix vegetable, salt to taste and ¾ cup of water and let it simmers for 4-5 minutes. Thicken the sauce with corn flour. Dish the mincemeat on the tofu and serve hot.

Sausage Pie

This dish is suppose to be called mexican sausage pie as it uses pork chipolata sausages (a type of small thin sausage originally from Mexico which I don't think are sold in Malaysia). Anyway went ahead to try it by replacing it with pork BBQ sausages. The sauce is good as it uses onion, baked bean and white button mushroom. The top was spread with mashed potatoes (which I would add more the next time I make this again).

Source: Baked

Orange Roasted Chicken

I have been contemplating to prepare main meal using the oven for quite sometime but have not come across any quick and easy recipe until I found this which uses really simple ingredients, only butter, garlic and orange. It feels great to be able to have a nice simple healthy meal even when we are back from work late. The chicken was prepared earlier i.e. marinated and refrigerated overnight and needed only 30 minutes to roast it. Love the simple taste and the juiciness of the chicken. For a complete meal, added mashed potatoes and mix vegetable as side dishes.

My daughter had her dinner earlier but when she saw the chicken, she was so keen to try and ate half of it. It’s such a pleasure to see her enjoying it together with the mashed potatoes.

Source: Bay Books

Banana Cinnamon Muffins

Thanks to Hugbear for sharing this recipe. It has the right taste and moist. Simply delicious. Even my mum who is such a good cook said it's good.

Here is the recipe:

2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup of butter
70 grams brown sugar
70 grams castor sugar
1 cup mashed ripe banana
2 eggs
6 tablespoons UHT milk
1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1.5 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt



1. Mix the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon and set aside.
2. In a separate bowl cream butter and sugar, add eggs and mix until smooth. Stir in milk and mashed banana and mix well.
3. Fold in flour mixture into the liquid ingredients until combined.
4. Fill the muffin tins two-thirds of the way full.
5. Bake in a preheated 170C for 25 minutes.

Steam Big Prawns

After work, both hubby and I were not feeling really hungry and decided no rice for today. At the end, we just had prawns that my hubby bought from Tawau, Sabah, Malaysia. It only takes about 10 minutes to prepare and 8 minutes to steam it. Firstly, rub salt to the prawns and then place a tbsp of cooking oil, seafood sauce to taste and sprinkle some shredded ginger.



mmm..... it tasted so fresh.

Pong Teh Chicken

Found out this is a traditional dish originated from State of Malacca. Still doesn't know what is the meaning of "Pong Teh". Anyway, love this dish as the gravy is really nice - uses soy bean paste and lots of shallots.

Source: Recipe by Lucy Koh

Chocolate Chip Cookies

Tried another recipe from Biscuit Code by Florence Tan. I think I've made them a little too chunky.

Stir-Fried Four-Angle Beans with Belacan

This is one of my favourite vegetable due to its crunchiness and commonly my top selection when eating Malay food. Spotted this vegetable in the market (Wow! It only cost me RM0.50) and gave it a try.

Ingredient A

150g four-angle beans, sliced diagonally
salt and sugar to taste

Ingredient B (Blend)

1 red chilli
2 thin slices ginger
5 cloves garlic
6 cloves shallots
50g of dried prawns
11/2 teaspoon of belacan

Heat oil in a wok. Stir-fry blended Ingredient B until fragrant. Add in a pinch of salt and sugar. Throw in the four-angle beans, sprinkle a bit of water and stir-fry briskly for 2-3 minutes.

Mini Cupcakes

Friends have planned for a steamboat cum barbeque party and made these for the kids. It's exactly the same recipe for the simple cupcake save for they are made into mini sizes.