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10 Days In Singapore - Part 1
For Eid holiday this year, Miss Kiki had a 2-week holiday one of which coincides with my sister's work trip to Singapore. We decided to tag along and left DH behind as he was scheduled to go to Africa. I had brought my D50 with me but I ended up taking more pictures with my phone. Oh well, here are the pictures!
Early morning selfie at Starbucks Soekarno Hatta
Selfie on the plane
Day 2....
Auntie was at work...
Of all the available food options for lunch, Kiki wanted Eggs.
Day 2 lunch
Over The Rainbow Waffle at Eggs and Berries
Kids Meal at Eggs and Berries
And..... a small performance for mama......
Before we went swimming at the hotel pool....
She was really trying to practice what her teacher taught her... but she couldn't remember....
She was so hungry after the swim.
Caesar Salad. Her new favourite food.
Elsa's Coronation Day Hair
Check out these cool digital price tags at the supermarket!
Digital Price Tags
Poor Auntie.... Lol
Day 3...
We started with breakfast in bed! Having a kitchen in your hotel room sure is handy!
Water Playground at Changi City Point near our hotel. I love these pics!
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Last week, one of my friends posted a picture from her daughter's birthday with a "Nasi Tumpeng" in it. Traditionally, in Java and some other places in Indonesia, this mountain-shaped rice dish is served for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and other celebrations. Below are some pictures of full blown Nasi Tumpeng platters. From satelitnews.co From bundatwinskitchen.files.wordpress.com From indochili.com Impressed yet? Well, the fore-mentioned friend offered me to come over to her place and learn how to make it so of course I gladly went! I am well aware of my cooking capability (and patience) so we made a much simpler (and smaller) version of it. For the rice you need: 2 cups uncooked rice 1 cup coconut milk (you can put more or less depending on your preference) 1 stem lemongrass 2 bay leaves (dried or fresh) 2 lime leaves (dried or fresh) some turmeric (powder or fresh) water Here's the how to: ...
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