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The colourful pictures make you guys drool....
I love food with combination of colours - good presentation trick people to think the food must be tasty just by the look of it, which helps to gain points for the cook,haha...MLR:
Hey thanks for the tips. Actually salmon is the least fave fish for me, i love mackerel/batang, threadfin, promfret ....those more exp white fishIf your salmon is frozen, remember to thaw it out totally and pat dry before cooking. Where do you get your salmon thats fresh enough to eat it raw?
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I usually buy raw salmon from the sushi section in Cold Storage / Isetan, hubby loves raw fish.MLR:
Came across this cake mix in Cold Storage a month ago when i wanted to bake BD cake for nephew to celebrate in his CC. At first bought Angel Cake Mix, then realised it;s too soft to add any icing/topping. So bought 4 packets of SuperMoist Yellow to make a large cake for 100+ kids and staff in the centre (tried the cream cheese icing - again edible but too soft for piping & decor).Me love Betty Crocker products too.
Cake mix is real easy but i find Betty's too sweet.
Have you got any easy cake recipe to share?
This is the picture of the cake i made. (more like a trial run for son's BD in 3 months' time
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Sorry, side track a bit. May I know what is the best recommended oven for cooking? Has anyone tried those "water" oven??
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sunflower:
Sorry, side track a bit. May I know what is the best recommended oven for cooking? Has anyone tried those \"water\" oven??
That's steam oven.
I am gonna get one too - most likely the Bosch model HBC36D750 (steam+conv oven). You could check out here
http://www.bosch-home.com/sg/bosch/products/product-comparison.html?ps=HBC36D750,HBC26D550
There are also other brands you could consider - Miele, Teka, Brandt. Just watch out for features like adjustable temp, programming etc. Oops, these are the brands for built-in steam oven. The non built-in brands are Sharp and Panasonic.
BTW, can anyone tell me where to get the Betty Crocker stuff in Singapore? I have a visiting friend from Malaysia looking for it urgently.
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Thanks heutistmeintag for the heads up. You’re getting a "steam" oven? Can pl let me know if it’s a good buy after using it? Thanks much!
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Hiya busybee
Very creative and really fun looking cake, YUMMY.
What type of cake you thinking of? I m not very good with cake, but I had tried Nigella’s Nutella cake receipe which is pretty easy and its really rich and delicious.
I m better with cookie and muffin, cos don’t need to separate eggs, beat them, fold them, etc. Also, I m a Smiling Orchid cake fan, cos their 3D cakes are fantastic, never fail to wow.
Me mostly will only eat salmon raw or cured (no oily fish smell), not cooked. But I tried grilling it once with the teriyaki sauce and it turn out pretty good. So it becomes quite a regular item on my list, also becos DS loves salmon. I prefer to grill mackeral or steam garoupa/threadfin, sometimes when theres craving for some spicy fish, I like to cook asam curry with snapper. -
Hiya
Pls help to guide me on how to post pics here. I wish to share my cooking pics here. NO, no not pics of me, the food cooked.
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MLR:
I thot someone has guide you on that? Coz I've seen u post that qn b4.Hiya
Pls help to guide me on how to post pics here. I wish to share my cooking pics here. NO, no not pics of me, the food cooked.
Many thanks....
You should be able to see this screen when click 'post reply' below the page.
http://www.postimage.org/
Do u see the 'add image to post' ( in yellow)?
Click on that then u see
http://www.postimage.org/
click 'Browse' then go to the folder where you store the picture to select the one you want to post:
http://www.postimage.org/
Select the size of picture. (i chose 'for message board')
http://www.postimage.org/
Then 'upload it' (must ans the RIGHT age qn before that
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You'll be able to see the link address when successfully uploaded:
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Hiya busybee, Thank you so much for the detailed guide.
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For deep fried food lovers!
Grate root ginger. Squeeze out the juice.
Marinate chicken thighs/drumsticks with soya sauce(Kikkoman recommended), sake and ginger juice. Leave it for 30 min.
Coat it generously with corn flour and deep fry! -
PlayfulFairy:
What is root ginger? Is it just ordinary ginger? :?For deep fried food lovers!
Grate root ginger. Squeeze out the juice.
Marinate chicken thighs/drumsticks with soya sauce(Kikkoman recommended), sake and ginger juice. Leave it for 30 min.
Coat it generously with corn flour and deep fry!
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