What I realise about Ramadan is how we (overseas students) really miss our mum's cooking
. YES THAT IS A FACT. So who said that learning outside Malaysia is all rainbow?? They are few good points and bad points. being overseas student.. Being a food lover ,(sometimes a harsh CRITIC - my siblings do know that I like to give comments on their cooking) the fact that it is hard to find food that accustomed to MALAY ARCHIPELAGO making the feeling of RINDU to my mum's cooking become worsen. This thing was really obvious when we, residents of House 38, were breaking our fast. We talk and talk about all the things that we experience during Ramadan back in Malaysia... With all of us from different states (Ayunni-Pahang, Arif-Perakian, Basir-Kelantanese and YOUR's truly-Johorian) we share all of our story. One of them was about what our mum always cook during Ramadan. Realising that we were really missing our MUM's cooking we tried our best to copy their recipe. I personally called my mum asking a few of her best kept secret...and I managed to wiggle some of it out from her. It is not that she doesn't want to share with us, her children, it just when you want to learn cooking from her it is probably best to stick around in the kitchen while she was cooking.
. YES THAT IS A FACT. So who said that learning outside Malaysia is all rainbow?? They are few good points and bad points. being overseas student.. Being a food lover ,(sometimes a harsh CRITIC - my siblings do know that I like to give comments on their cooking) the fact that it is hard to find food that accustomed to MALAY ARCHIPELAGO making the feeling of RINDU to my mum's cooking become worsen. This thing was really obvious when we, residents of House 38, were breaking our fast. We talk and talk about all the things that we experience during Ramadan back in Malaysia... With all of us from different states (Ayunni-Pahang, Arif-Perakian, Basir-Kelantanese and YOUR's truly-Johorian) we share all of our story. One of them was about what our mum always cook during Ramadan. Realising that we were really missing our MUM's cooking we tried our best to copy their recipe. I personally called my mum asking a few of her best kept secret...and I managed to wiggle some of it out from her. It is not that she doesn't want to share with us, her children, it just when you want to learn cooking from her it is probably best to stick around in the kitchen while she was cooking.Over here are few pictures of food that we prepared for BUKA PUASA....and most of it was because we really want to eat it....
Ayunni cooked for us last two days a very delicious sea food Curry Mee..YUM..YUM...
For about 5 months we did not eat any REAL BEEF as HALAL ones are very scarce...But at last I managed to get my hand on a few of it and at the end I whip up Soya Sauce Beef for all of us...
Masalodeh - I always buy it at Pak Lang early in the morning before going to classes back in IPBA... At last I can make it by my own.
Herm.. for Masalodeh and Soya Sauce Beef I have the recipes that I think will be posted on the next entry (insyaAllah... tengoklah kalau rajin
).. Okay it was already way past my bed time.. Nite.. Wassalam...
2 comments:
curry mee tu nmpak sgt sedap!!
yeay,nnt emy pos resipi di blog!!
sedap nyeee....
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