Hungry Peepor - Part 3

Raspberry In Sour Cream Delight

Posted on 27 March, 2022 by cllism

This recipe of sour cream is very refreshing, with a nice raspberry sauce to top it up. It looks quite similar to one of my very first dessert attempt – the original panna cotta with pomegranate and white wine sauce – but is a much creamier variant whereas the panna cotta is of a jelly texture with a very strong vanilla flavour which is absent in this one. The topping for this sour cream is also much thicker, reducing a raspberry syrup that goes oh so well with the sour cream. The panna cotta sauce was lighter, using pomegranate juice to simmer with a touch of wine or muscato to add on to its flavour.

Posted in Dessert, German | Tagged Chilled, Hessisch, Raspberry, Sour Cream, Vanilla | Leave a comment

Lamb Chop With Delicious Walnut Mint Garden Pesto

Posted on 19 March, 2022 by cllism

I don’t eat lambs. I don’t like the especially gamey taste that they have. It’s so much stronger than beef that I can’t stomach it at all.

Posted in Lamb | Tagged Grilling, Lamb Chop, Pesto | Leave a comment

Ramen With Smoked Duck Breasts & Orange Soy Sauce

Posted on 12 March, 2022 by cllism

I kind of like this dish. First reason being it is very simple and fuss-free; just dump everything into the slowcooker, switch it on and wait. I can do my things or go to work without worrying about dinner anymore. Second reason being it’s a very delicate, light and fresh-tasting recipe; the balance of smoked duck flavours combined with fresh orange and vegetables makes this dish very easy to digest and easily palatable. Lastly, noodles – the ingredients are nice to slurp up with the noodles, although this sauce could easily go down well with rice as well!

Posted in Noodles, Poultry | Tagged Duck Breast, Fusion, Orange, Ramen, Slow Cooker, Soy | Leave a comment

Baked Teriyaki Salmon

Posted on 5 March, 2022 by cllism

I’m so glad we made it over the last two weeks of nightmare. We took turns to catch Covid two weeks before, starting from myself, and then the boy, and then the guy. In total, it took us about a week and a half to all get well plus a lot of anxiety and heavy hearts. The running around (to bring the boy to the A&E all by myself), having to push myself to work even while feeling hot from the fever and tired from the bodily ache and bad cough, the countless nights of monitoring the boy’s fever, and finally seeing the two lines disappear into one on the ART kit. Crazy is what I’ll say, and I would like to never have to experience this whole set of Covid drama again.

Posted in Japanese, Seafood | Tagged Baking, Salmon, Teriyaki | Leave a comment

Sayur Lodeh (Vegetables in Coconut Milk)

Posted on 25 February, 2022 by cllism

Sayur lodeh is a very popular Malay dish in Singapore and Malaysia. ‘Sayur’ means ‘vegetables’, while ‘lodeh’ means refers to an ingredients that is cooked until soft. This dish originated from Indonesia, and is commonly served alongside rice or rice cake (lontong) as a side dish. The gravy, which is cooked with coconut milk, is one of the key ingredients that makes this dish so fragrant and tasty.