Showing posts with label sausage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sausage. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

18 Jan 2012 - Astons Changi T1

Came to the airport and waited until Aston's starting business at 11.30pm. They were allocated the same seat as the last time. The leather covers were worn.

Medium-rare Prime Ribeye X'tra Cut ($18.50) with pasta salad and garden veggie. The waited served it to him instead, and looked a little surprised when told it was her. Girls eat big portions too! Hahaha. The pasta was a bit too soft, and was floury/powdery inside, so she left most of it untouched.


His medium-well Prime Ribeye ($15.90), with potato salad and onion rings. Smaller chunk of steak, but still good stuff. The potato salad seemed less tasty than before though.


Grand Sampler $13.90. Enjoyed the assortment of sausages, but it was a struggle for him when she claimed that she was full after a few bites-sized portions.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

the enjoyable 2 weeks down under (17 Oct - 2 Nov 2010)

been away from the country for 2 weeks. this time, the overseas assignment was for them to go to Yeppoon, Queensland, Australia.

every shop in the vicinity would not be opened when they set off for work, and would be closed when they returned at the end of the day. the most important thing was to stock up with fresh produce. their first shopping spree was at Coles, Keppel Bay Plaza. for much of the first week, all he ate was boiled corn, carrots (~AUD1 for a kilo) and cocktail sausages (~AUD2 for 500g). no other cooking method was used, the only medium was water. well, not that bad, he had milk (~AUD1 for 1 litre), carbonated lemonade (~AUD2 for 2 bottles) and XXXX bitter (~AUD30 for a dozen) for drinks.

soon, he got tired of it and decided to get more variety, and this time round, they visited Woolsworth at Yeppoon Central Mall. bought potatoes (~AUD4 a kilo), cheese, eggs (~AUD3 a dozen) and instant noodles(homebrand ~AUD1 for packs for 5).

shown below would be the more palatable pictures.

milk from Coles' housebrand, looks like an advertisement huh


XXXX bitter - his favourite Australian beer


drained instant noodles with melted cheese, sausages and poached egg. first ate this cheese noodles when a classmate cooked for the project group. adds to taste especially when you're cooking with water, and have no oil, salt or pepper. you'll see how much more handy the cheese comes in in the other pictures.


the sun rose at 5am every morning, shining through the shades. signalled that it was time to wake up and make breakfast.


he just loves to eat at the balcony, good breeze, fresh air, infinity view.


close up of the smoking breakfast on another day. the hot potatoes had melted the cheese into a perfect coating. hopefully, it wasn't because he was too hungry that he thought that it was great stuff.


closeup of the melted coating


potato salad with grated carrot - the budget mayonnaise that he bought was not the kind of mayo he had expected. perhaps it lacked the mustard factor? he only attempted this once, and the rest of the mayo become dip for cracker.


on another day when the boss came by, a dinner gathering was organised at Sizzler. he probably had the heaviest meal of them all, a 500g T-bone. he enjoyed the salad bar more than the mains though, haha.


sidetracking a little from the food stuff. his lodging Villa Mar Colina was set upon a bluff, overlooking the sea. very neat.


check out the view from behind the kitchen sink. solid stuff.


but alas, not matter how reluctant one is, all good things have to come to an end...

the beautiful rocky coast...


the beach with fine powdery sand...


he had to leave all these to return to where his heart belonged

Sunday, June 13, 2010

21 May 2010 at Taiwan

beef noodles for lunch - 80NT



finally got off slightly earlier from work this day and visited kenting night market.

first stop - fried milk stall. what you see below are the milk cubes before frying.


fried milk - look like fishballs huh. crisp on the outside and soft inside, sweet with a tinge of saltiness, but good anyway.


2nd stall - taiwan sausage wrapped in glutinous rice sausage. a little like a sub huh, and you actually squeeze and twirl the wrapping from the bottom to squeeze the food out for bites.


the colleague got bbq cuttlefish. missing here is also the giang chocolate crepe that he bought. probably too busy with the food to remember about it.

Monday, September 21, 2009

monday brunch 21 Sep 09

this day's a holiday replacement for hari raya puasa which fell on sunday.

this gave him another reason, in addition to bodyaches from exercises, to sleep in.

woke up to no prepared food, but luckily he had bought hotdog buns, cheese pork sausages, cheese and cucumbers.

steamed the sausages for a good ten minutes, chopped cucumbers in elongated form, wrapped cheese around the piping hot sausage and stuffed them into the sliced buns. topped with tomato sauce, and good to eat.

a peek of brunch today: