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    • About me
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  • Recipes
    • Airfryer
    • Baby food
    • Beef
    • Baking
    • Braised
    • Bread
    • Breakfast
    • Chicken
    • Desserts
    • Egg
    • Fish
    • Hawker Food
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    • Noodles
    • One-dish Meals
    • Pasta
    • Pork
    • Potato
    • Prawns
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    • Seafood
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Advertorials, Reviews & Giveaways, Baby: Pregnancy and baby journey, Baby: Products and services

Pregnancy: Bellybuds! Playing music for your baby in the womb

According to various studies, there are many reasons to play music to babies. Interestingly, music is said to help turn breech babies if you position headphones on the lower part…

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March 19, 2016
One-dish Meals, Rice, Under $3

Easy Pineapple Fried Rice

My sister-in-law gave me a Meyer Fujimaru Evolution Chinese wok out of the blue just because she’s awesome like that, and in my favourite shade of green too! What’s the…

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August 16, 2014
Pasta

Christmas meals: Of Italian food and celebrations

Merry Christmas!  I haven’t been blogging alot because ever since I came back, I’ve been busy unpacking, sending clothes to the laundry, storing the pasta I brought back from Rome…

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December 27, 2013
Advertorials, Reviews & Giveaways, Baby: Products and services

PolicyWoke Review: Earn higher interest for your savings with traded endowment policies

I won’t claim that I am very savvy when it comes to money matters, but I am interested in getting more value for my savings. Recently, I discovered the benefits…

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October 29, 2020
Airfryer (Philips Airfryer!), Under $1, Vegetables

Airfried Spinach Cheese Balls

I made these Airfried Zucchini Patties sometime back, and decided to do a similar version with spinach. After all, my trusty Philips Airfryer makes frying so easy- I don’t even…

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October 9, 2013
  • Baking,  Breakfast,  Fish,  Under $2

    Tuna Mayonnaise Croissant

    October 30, 2013 /

    Made a simple lunch yesterday with store bought croissant. The tuna and baked beans were generously sponsored by Ayam Brand. If you love french sandwiches as much as I do, you would know that they cost quite a lot outside. I remember having Delifrance sandwiches for $3.90 when I was still in school and I think they now cost $6 or $7? Too expensive for my budget! I got to make it myself!

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  • Pork,  Prawns,  Soup,  Under $1

    Shrimp and Mushroom Wanton Soup

    October 29, 2013 /

    I love home made wanton soup because I like the wrapping process. No, really. I like to wrap wantons! I wrap mine this way: 1) Put a glob of filling in the center of the wanton skin and fold it into a triangle. 2) Use a bit of water to seal the edges. Then, holding both ends of the triangle, fold them over the top so that both ends meet.

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