Found a new place to fill time and relax while waiting for the kids to end their class.
A new cafe that took over a favorite haunt of ours when we were dating, and then newly married. The mocha's good and not sweet. Just how I like it.
We had it with mixed berries crumble (not a regular item) and a little pot of earl grey.
They serve breakfast items till 3pm for those who are lazing their day away.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
More coffee :)
Chye Seng Huat Hardware. Opened by the folks behind Papa Palheta.
This time it's a coffee bar cum restaurant, located in the unlikeliest of places, sitting quietly in the rows of old establishments and shophouses. It was raining when we got there.
The smoke salmon sandwich ($11) was good as was the pistachio cranberry slice ($3). The bread / brioche was so soft and springy.
The cold coffee ($7) came in a bottle, much like cough syrup - strong and heavy.
Only thing, which I kept complaining to Ollie, was a distinct smell of worn sneakers wet from rain. I did notice quite a number of waiting staff and patrons had on fabric sneakers while others were dressed up looking like they belonged to the business district. Ollie said the smell was coffee, but then she's no coffee drinker. Sneakers, I say =_=
This time it's a coffee bar cum restaurant, located in the unlikeliest of places, sitting quietly in the rows of old establishments and shophouses. It was raining when we got there.
The smoke salmon sandwich ($11) was good as was the pistachio cranberry slice ($3). The bread / brioche was so soft and springy.
The cold coffee ($7) came in a bottle, much like cough syrup - strong and heavy.
Only thing, which I kept complaining to Ollie, was a distinct smell of worn sneakers wet from rain. I did notice quite a number of waiting staff and patrons had on fabric sneakers while others were dressed up looking like they belonged to the business district. Ollie said the smell was coffee, but then she's no coffee drinker. Sneakers, I say =_=
Latte time
At Papa Palheta again :)
With Ollie who's back after a year overseas and my boy whom she last saw when he was still a baby.
With Ollie who's back after a year overseas and my boy whom she last saw when he was still a baby.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Baked spaghetti
adapted from a recipe from cbeebies' I Can Cook tv programme for preschoolers!
Serves 2 adults, 2 children.
300g of spaghetti, break into appropriate size for the oven-proof dish.
600ml water
Spaghetti sauce ( about a small prego bottle's worth)
Chicken pieces
Mushroom pieces
Clams
Remember to cover the dish or the spaghetti will dry out
210 degree celsius, 25 min for fan-forced oven
Cheese to top off before serving
Serves 2 adults, 2 children.
300g of spaghetti, break into appropriate size for the oven-proof dish.
600ml water
Spaghetti sauce ( about a small prego bottle's worth)
Chicken pieces
Mushroom pieces
Clams
Remember to cover the dish or the spaghetti will dry out
210 degree celsius, 25 min for fan-forced oven
Cheese to top off before serving
Japanese curry
Japanese curry sauce base (5 servings)
2.5 cups water
Chuck beef (about $8 worth)
2 potatoes
2 green apples
2 carrots
1 white onion
2 tbsp oil
- fry beef in hot oil to brown and seal
- remove beef
- add onions to pan and fry till soft
- add potatoes and carrots and fry
- add water and curry base
- add apples
- bring to boil, then pour contents into slow cooker on auto/low for 2 hrs
2.5 cups water
Chuck beef (about $8 worth)
2 potatoes
2 green apples
2 carrots
1 white onion
2 tbsp oil
- fry beef in hot oil to brown and seal
- remove beef
- add onions to pan and fry till soft
- add potatoes and carrots and fry
- add water and curry base
- add apples
- bring to boil, then pour contents into slow cooker on auto/low for 2 hrs
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