
Can’t remember where I saw this (either on AFC or in a book), but I have been wanting to try this ever since I saw it. Finally got my chance today!
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Can’t remember where I saw this (either on AFC or in a book), but I have been wanting to try this ever since I saw it. Finally got my chance today!
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Well, well…time passes so quickly. It’s been a month since thefoodpawn was first brought forth to the world close to midnight on 27 Jul 09 after hours of labour, and weighing in at a massive 3.8 MB (well, the photo at least). Conceived in the part of the mind (near the middle, slightly back, next to the section which stores Duran-Duran lyrics) where ideas sometimes seem to pop out divinely inspired, it is the consummation of one man’s love for food and photography (and writing).
How quickly they grow…*sniff*
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Most people would recognise this as ‘otak-otak’…a local favourite which goes really well with ‘nasi lemak’ or between two slices of bread. Together with the spices, the banana leaf wrapping adds to the fragrance of the ‘otak-otak’. (Pssst…the secret is in the spices!)
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Didn’t really have much time this weekend to prepare something major, so decided to do something really simple instead. And in case you are wondering, this has got nothing to do with equine ovaries (har har).
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I took some photos previously for a cookbook that some ladies in my church were doing, as part of an anniversary project. It was interesting, to say the least (i’ll leave that to your own interpretation).

Well, well…it is Singapore’s 44th birthday today. Before the day is done, just thought I’d drop a post to commemorate this special day. Got lots of thoughts going through my mind about a middle-aged country and mid-life crisis, but that’s for another post, in another blog.
In honour of this occasion, and in the spirit of keeping with Singapore’s favourite past-time (no, not queueing up for 4D or Toto tickets), allow me to share one of its local favourites with you…mee goreng (or fried noodles, literally translated)!
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I shot my own dinner…which is not quite the same as a woodsman shooting deer for his dinner.
Although I love red meat (i.e. beef, lamb, etc), you know that there is something not quite right when one’s choice for dinner is dictated by what one wants to shoot, photographically speaking (especially when one is supposed to cut down on one’s intake of red meat).
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