It was my first attempt
I fretted over it for nights
but I knew I NEEDED it
as if to help ward off the bad luck and ill fortune
predicted for the Oxen this year
How superstitious can one gets
I know
I laugh too
It all turned out well
though not all was complete
fell short of shrimp crackers
which was really not that critical
I bet you can’t taste a diff
if you go generous with the vital
ground peanuts and toasted sesame seeds
are the trick to it
So
there we had it
our friends adore it
even though it was served
on aluminum wrapped cardboard on styrofoam dish
as if that was not enough
I needed my festive drink
to go with something as auspicious as this
so there I go again
presenting my favourite 8 Treasure Tea
Look at you…spreading the Chinese culture all the way into a foreign land.
Good for you my dear!
Hello there, thank u for visiting my blog. I am a fan of Chinese food and also your home country Singapore
Will be in Singapore again in April.
When you are away, such things do warm the heart that much better, doesn’t it? *wink*
your yu sheng looks fantastic!
Lou sang in Paris. Cool! Gong Xi Fa Cai to u n family, Hai Fang!