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10.11.2009, 11:48
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Eating out is expensive. Baked goods are not always affordable, especially if you have a family.
Can't wait to see what you have baked and cooked while living here. To get us started:
pseudo applestrudel, sugar cookies
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10.11.2009, 13:52
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My daughter's 1st birthday cake!
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10.11.2009, 14:44
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| Quote: | |  | | | My daughter's 1st birthday cake! | | | | | That's fantastic, Pather!
Your little girl is very lucky indeed. 
Here are a few savoury dishes I've made here:
Curry pouches, Berlin potato soup, Chinese roast pork (siu yoke), lacy pancake (roti jala)
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those curry pouches look lovely! And just seeing the word roti has made me want a roti chanai. Not likely to find one anywhere nearby though! lol 
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10.11.2009, 17:34
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| Quote: | | | | | those curry pouches look lovely! And just seeing the word roti has made me want a roti chanai. Not likely to find one anywhere nearby though! lol
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Just for you, AthenaCarey:
(You can make your own roti canai using this recipe: http://www.recipezaar.com/Roti-Canai...-Recipe-270723 )
roti canai, roti pisang (banana filled), cinnamon rolls
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10.11.2009, 17:53
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| Quote: | | | | | Here are a few savoury dishes I've made here:
Curry pouches, Berlin potato soup, Chinese roast pork (siu yoke), lacy pancake (roti jala) | | | | | ARGUS! Either you'll give me that siu yoke recipe or I'll have to force it out of you!
Please?
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| Quote: | | | | | those curry pouches look lovely! And just seeing the word roti has made me want a roti chanai. Not likely to find one anywhere nearby though! lol | | | | | You can get said roti at any lankan restaurant. I even dared to buy some frozen ones last for the first time and they went very well with my prawn curry.
As for the standard curry sauce that goes with roti canai, no you won't get that other than at a singaporean/malaysian place; but prawn or fish curry sauce is pretty good too.
P.S. The (South Indian) type of roti you mention and pictured above is also called paratha in many parts of India (roti in Lanka, Singapore, Malaysia).
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10.11.2009, 18:01
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| Quote: | | | | | ARGUS! Either you'll give me that siu yoke recipe or I'll have to force it out of you!
Please? | | | | | Google is really your friend. This person's blog came up: http://happyhomemaker88.wordpress.co...e-or-siao-bak/
It looked pretty authentic, so I did what she said and it turned out fine 'cept my kitchen smelled incredible for a few hours. 
Now you owe me some 'char siew' (sweet barbequed pork) when you next make some, OK?
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| Quote: | | | | | Google is really your friend. This person's blog came up:
http://happyhomemaker88.wordpress.co...e-or-siao-bak/
It looked pretty authentic, so I did what she said and it turned out fine 'cept my kitchen smelled incredible for a few hours.
Now you owe me some 'char siew' (sweet barbequed pork) when you next make some, OK? | | | | | Sweeeeeeeeeet! Now I'll have to hunt down some of those ingredients and the appropriate chilli to go with it (was thinking of the Chiu Chow chilli oil). Yum yum yum.
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summerain, argus, when you two are finished sorting out recipes, pls organise a potluck & invite me | | This user would like to thank swissotter for this useful post: | |
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| Quote: | | | | | summerain, argus, when you two are finished sorting out recipes, pls organise a potluck & invite me | | | | | Shameless.  Whats your contribution then huh, huh, huh?
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| Quote: | | | | | Shameless. Whats your contribution then huh, huh, huh? | | | | | isn't it obvious?
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| Quote: | | | | | isn't it obvious?
One more happy stomach and free constructive feedback | | | | | Right, I was thinking of something much more tangible.
Note to self: must be more positive.
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A great thread! My avatar shows my latest creations. Fancy cupcakes right now, but either cakes or cookies, whatever's in season.
This is my son's favourite: 
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These are some of my latest
Squash, feta and sage pasta finished with toasted pine nuts and fried sage
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I am feeling hungry  |
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Awwwww....all these pics are making my mouth open...saliva.... drooling...slurp..slurp!!! They all look super yummy!!
Can you all PLEASE also include in a link or recipe?
Pretty pleeeeeasseeee!!
Roti canai? Yumm...Char Siu? Double YUMMM!
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Apricot Tarte Tatin
Pizza
Osso Bucco
Oven Dried Toms
Risotto Milanese
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Steak Tzatziki
Seared Zucchini
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Wow, these are impressive to say the least. Is is possible to order cakes off you directly? Do you have a website? Do you teach cake decorating...?? You have a student if you do... | Quote: | | | | | A great thread! My avatar shows my latest creations. Fancy cupcakes right now, but either cakes or cookies, whatever's in season.
This is my son's favourite:
This is my favourite right now - and delicious it was too:
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