How does it feel to be a year older? Some people like to fuss about a birthday, have a big party and surrounded by people. Others prefer a quiet and personal moments with the significant other half, family and close friends. And, there are others who prefer not to make any fuss at all and [...]
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I Turned Fifty
Posted in About, Asian Food, Australian Food, Culture, Entertainment, Food, Restaurants, Shopping, Tasmania, Travel on May 23, 2011 | 8 Comments »
Weekend Foodtrail to The Meadowbank Estate
Posted in About, Australian Food, Entertainment, Food, Produce, Restaurants, Shopping, Tasmania, Travel on May 9, 2011 | 8 Comments »
It’s exactly a week since I came back from Penang. Since I came back, I have been busy learning to use my new iPad 2 and downloading interesting apps. I was one of the 100 lucky ones in Penang, queuing up for 4 hours, and got hold of the second last white 64 gigabyte wifi [...]
“What’s Cooking” in Victor’s Kitchen
Posted in Asian Food, Food, Produce, Recipes, Shopping on February 19, 2011 | 3 Comments »
I woke up this morning thinking I should buy a whole free range chicken to poach for my breakfast. You will probably think that is crazy. At 7 am?! I went to the market, my local supermarket to do my marketing. I know it sounds a bit crazy to do that on a Saturday morning [...]
“Weekend Foodtrail” with Victor
Posted in About, Australian Food, Culture, Food, Produce, Shopping, Tasmania, Travel on January 9, 2011 | 7 Comments »
“What is it like living in the city?” I have been getting this question when I see my friends for the first time after moving back into the city. And, same thing happened this morning at the Tasmanian Farm Gate market this morning. I love it. It’s great. So convenient and easy. It’s surprisingly quiet [...]
Weekend Foodtrail in Bangkok
Posted in About, Asian Food, Culture, Entertainment, Food, Restaurants, Shopping, Travel on November 24, 2010 | 8 Comments »
Bangkok, also known as “Krungtep” or “City of Angels” is a fascinating city of more than 11 million people. It is rich in culture, a haven for shoppers and food lovers. Thai people are warm and friendly. The language is beautiful and sounds like music. We arrived in Bangkok on Friday. Checked in at The [...]
Weekend Kitchen Chat
Posted in About, Food, Shopping on April 3, 2010 | 13 Comments »
Welcome to another weekend of Kitchen Chat. What is the moral of stealing food? I witnessed a young boy, probably 8-10 years old, stealing some nuts at a local supermarket the other day. I was not sure what I should do. I was browsing the fruit and vegetable section when I saw a young boy [...]
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