This photo was shot in a hurry as everybody is hungry can't wait any longer de! ^_^
I have been busying in the kitchen alone since morning to dish up these dishes for my buddies to enjoy.
The dishes are -
1. The clam and corn chowder
2. Garlic French toast
3. Japanese Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き)
4. Carolline Seaweed Mango Kerabu (Salad)
The clam and corn chowder
Since my 1st attempts for this chowder, my family will graving for it every now and then. They love Chowder. The post is here to share!
Garlic Toast with DIY garlic spread
Bought A loaf of French Loaf from bakery shop and cut into slices and spread with my very own Garlic Spread and bake in the oven slightly golden brown.
Japanese Okonomiyaki (お好み焼き) = Japanese Pizza
You can use any ingredient of your choice for this Japanese Oknomiyaki. This round I used shredded Pumpkin, prawns, cabbages, eggs and big onion. As for the recipe please refer my earlier post here.
Carolline Seaweed Mango Kerabu (Salad)
An very appetizing salad dish. The recipe will post later onto my blog. Stay tuned for it my friends! (Please refer the recipe here! (Updated on 8th May 2013)
Sesame Ogura Cake
Of course will not miss out this most popular cake at this moment - Ogura Cake with Sesame! Will post the recipe real soon, do stay tuned. In the meantime do visit my other posts of the most popular and famous Ogura cakes series....... and enjoy!
The meet up session end with joy and laughter past 5pm. See you gals next round. Bless you all my friends!
This post on England Corn and Clam Chowder is linked to Little Thumbs Up 'Corn' hosted by Esther of Copycake kitchen, a blog hop event organised by Zoe of Bake for Happy kids and Mui Mui of My little favorite DIY
This post on England Corn and Clam Chowder is linked to Little Thumbs Up 'Corn' hosted by Esther of Copycake kitchen, a blog hop event organised by Zoe of Bake for Happy kids and Mui Mui of My little favorite DIY
Wah, so many varieties of food! Your friends must have been happily munching away. Waiting for the sesame Ogura cake, ok? Hee..hee...
ReplyDeletePhong Hong, yes will share the recipes with you my Sesame Ogura and Orange Ogura Cake! Stay tuned! Cheers!
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ReplyDeleteEverything looks so delicious at your fusion feast. I'm admiring your orgura cake as mine is ok but not as perfect as yours. I hope to master more of my orgura cake baking by learning lots of variations from yours.
Zoe
Zoe, thank you! Lets Gambateh 2gether, +you! +you!
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