I love my baby back... baby back... baby back ribs... Well not exactly baby back ribs but good enough. The nice juicy and succulent meat covered in deliciously sweet tomato sauce seasoning and a whiff of charred burnt meat. Served with a side of toasted garlic bread, baked sweet potatoes and lettuce. For dessert, we have a gorgeous Chocolate mud cake that Serena had baked. Rich chocolate cake covered with a layer of ganache and a generous sprinkle of chocolate powder topped with strawberries and lined with almond flakes. Taste as good as it looks! Mmmm..... no wonder both of us seem to be putting on weight. :P
Alright we now return to our routine transmission. As you will always expect from us, we post photos of Singaporeans favorite topic. FOOD! These are pictures accumulated over the past few months and are just some of the dishes that Serena whipped up. International buffet anyone?
To celebrate Serena's big day last week, we decided to have Sukiyaki. We bought 4 big prawns, thin beef slices from the Japanese supermarket, mushrooms and a whole lot more and had a wonderful feast. What's a bid day without the all important cake. Instead of having the usual 1 cake, I decided to get 2 smaller ones for her so we have a variety, one of its is a white forest cake and the other is Tiramisu. Will just let you all feast over the pictures.
Labels: Celebration, Desserts, Food, Melbourne
Fresh
ingredients = Beautiful
food. We try to use the freshest ingredients to create simple dishes
full of flavours that we enjoy. Our taste-buds vary throughout the
week and we try as much as possible to have different dishes everyday.
As such, this week's à la
carte menu will differ from next as we try to have a variety, much like
what you would get in an international buffet. Sounds like some restaurant
menu? Sometimes I do wonder if both of us are in the wrong profession.
:P |
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![]() Tortellini Carbonara |
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Next
we have Spaghetti Marinara (Seafood). Al dente spaghetti with succulent
scallops, prawns, squids and mussels in a tomato-basil sauce sprinkled
with cheese, herbs and chilli flakes. Mmmm...
Mama Mia! |
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![]() Spaghetti
Marinara |
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Mains |
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![]() Working hard before eating |
![]() Ready to be grilled |
![]() A dollar each |
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Desserts Since we are able to get strawberries pretty cheap now (3 punnets for A$2) , Serena decided to try her hands on a Strawberry Shortcake (Biscuit) recipe. This was a recipe that Ellen taught Serena when we were visiting them in Beijing. A really nice dessert dish to serve and I guess its healthy too since wheat flour is used to make the dough. Some other desserts we had were, Raspberry Rapsady (smoothie), Raspberry Swirl and Peach Delight. |
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![]() Strawberry
Shortcake |
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![]() Frozen Raspberries |
![]() Raspberry Swirl |
![]() Rhapsody |
![]() In motion |
![]() Peach Delight |
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Other
dishes that we had during the course of the week were sashimi and california
roll, caesar salad, rindless bacon with eggs, mushrooms and tomatoes,
and baked kingfish wrapped with middle bacon. |
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![]() Sashimi - Hapuka, Tuna, Tamago-yaki, Avocado, Cucumber |
![]() Caesar Salad- Lettuce, Cherry Tomato, Cheese, Ham & Croutons |
![]() Fish - Meat |
![]() A hearty breaky |
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