Fried Banana

I had fried banana for tea today. It is crispy and so yummylicious.

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It is very simple to make, I mean it is very easy to make it crispy. I learned this from my cousin sister when I visited her in Port Dickson during last Christmas holiday at PD, when 6 of us finished the whole big plate of fried banana she prepared at least enough for 15 people. We felt very embarassing because before she fried, all of us were saying that each of us will have one or two pieces because we had just taken our lunch.

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So here is the simple way to fried banana:

For batter : Mixed Flour, little salt, sugar and water. Dip the banana, she use 'pisang nipah', in the batter and deep fry it till golden colour.

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Here is the end result. Inside is soft and sweet while outside is crispy.

I had that with a cup of tea, how about you? Tea or coffee?

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Getting Ready for Chinese New Year

I have started my spring cleaning yesterday. A friend of mine made the arrangement for two Bangladeshi workers, hmmm...not indonesian maid, to help me this time.

I am quite happy with the their work, althought there are still plenty left for me to do.



They have help me to :

1. Clean grill, window, door...

2. Clean up the kitchen

3. Painting the car porch

4. Fixed the area in front of my house for parking.

5. Removing curtain for cleaning.

6. Clear rubbish from my store room.

7. Throw away the unwanted and old furnitures.

8. Move and re-arrange my furnitures.

etc.. etc.. etc..

I also have done most of my shopping like clothing, shoes, handbag, purse, bedsheet, curtain, decorative items, plants etc......... in December. So this year will definitely a no no rushing like before.

I am almost ready for Chinese New Year, How about you?

Celebration!

We had a gathering at my sister's home recently and at the same time to celebrate a special mommy's birthday.

We decided to have simple home cook food and the following are the food we prepared for the occasion:

Cake

Sweet Sour Prawn

Poppiah. This is the best poppiah I have tried so far.

Vegetable soup.

Fried Noodle and red eggs.

Steamed Garupa Fish.

Special Curry Chicken. Mixed Vegetable.

Vinegar Pig's Trotter with eggs.

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Only few dishes but that was enough to keep a few of us busy the whole day.

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That was really a very happy get together to wine, dine, chat, music, hmmm...no dancing.