Comments | laurie_bunter: cookies for you

laurie_bunter

cookies for you

Nov 02, 2007 00:20

My friends loveisrationed and alt just left an hour ago. Alt and I baked cookies while loveis... well, he just ate them. Here are some that escaped whole, to be caught on camera:

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No sugar Vanilla cookies? bunnisteffi November 2 2007, 02:49:29 UTC

That's fine, of course ( ... )

Re: No sugar Vanilla cookies? laurie_bunter November 2 2007, 03:45:46 UTC

Yeah, I make all my cookies from scratch. :D I did take a nine-month course in culinary school, aside from an additional course in cake decorating in the US. I have lots of weird skills I don't really maximize *sheepish grin* I can give you my recipe for sugar vanilla cookies, but it's not perfect yet. I can email it you later :D ( ... )

Not yellow. bunnisteffi November 2 2007, 08:00:06 UTC

It was the green kind, and smaller than the usual. It was as good as eating Thai lime (my favourite kinda lime), since it left my tongue all tangy after I finsihed the last piece. =)

But they ARE both pomelos.:D

Bunnisteffi

Kueh? bunnisteffi November 2 2007, 04:40:11 UTC

I saw your post on the IchiRuki FC, and suddenly have a kueh-fetish (suman looks good ( ... )

Re: Kueh? laurie_bunter November 2 2007, 04:52:38 UTC

oh!!! Food! And I'm supposed to be on my way out to the gym too... argh. Will look at the links later when I get back. My trainer's going to kill me if I'm late again! *giggle*

:) And here I am, thinking about food. Sigh. XD

Oh, those sweets look so good :D laurie_bunter November 2 2007, 10:31:39 UTC

Oh! You just made me wish I didn't have another party to go to tonight -- after looking at those pics, now I really run away and eat at a Southeast Asian restaurant somewhere -- maybe Banana Leaf. (I assume there's Banana Leaf in Singapore -- it's supposed to be from your country, unless I'm mistaken :D Anyway, I like that restaurant chain!)

There's a lot of variety of sticky cakes over here, the general word for it is "kakanin." (Kanin = rice.) I'm not sure about Kueh. I took a few units in Bahasa Malaysia ages ago, but it doesn't ring a bell.

The peach-shaped Bao looks so delicious *food envy*
They didn't teach those dishes in cooking school, sniff sniff. They taught mostly European cuisine.

Yup, there's one. bunnisteffi November 2 2007, 14:44:46 UTC

I asked, and yes, there's a Banana Leaf over here, in Little India. Was told that they serve curry dishes. Me like curry. 'Specially the not-so-spicy ones. And fish head curry.

You made me want to eat Filipino food tonight, but I had fried vermicilli (or bee hoon) at my aunt's place in the end. Was nice, still. There aren't only peach-shaped bao, but also rabbit-shaped ones! I saw them a while ago, and was so excited over them. Hahas. You could go pick up a SEA dessert cookbook. I'm sure there're plenty of them around. =)

I had been learning Bahasa Malaysia last year, on-and-off and I hadn't really paid attention in class, so I understand not much. I'm pretty sure 'kueh' isn't a Malay word now. Maybe it's Peranakan or Nonya or...something.

Hope you had fun at the party!

Bunnisteffi