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- a packet of 10g Konnyaku Jelly Powder (Unsweetened)
- 950ml water (following the instruction of the Jelly Powder packet)
- 210g sugar (following the instruction of the Jelly Powder packet)
- 2 teaspoons* dried osmanthus flowers (following the recipe from the lady blogger, which is 1 tsp flower for every 400ml water).
- Optional: Wolfberry 2 tsp (Rinse with water to preserve the taste)
* Note that the tsp don't not need to be a full rounded, just the normal level tsp will do.InstructionsNote: If you decide to make one big piece (which I did), after pouring the mixture into the mould, you may notice some bubbles. Using a spoon, press lightly on the bubbles to make them disappear.
- Add 2 teaspoons dried osmanthus flowers in 950ml water in a pot. Using medium heat, wait for the water (with flowers) to boil.
- While waiting, use a big bowl and combine 210g sugar and 10g Konnyaku Jelly Powder and stir till sugar and jelly powder is blended in with each other. Leave aside and check on the water.
- Once the water is boiling, switch to a lower heat and drain approximately half of the dried osmanthus flowers from the water. (Do not discard, leave aside).
- Add in blended sugar + jelly powder gradually into the water and stir constantly to prevent any lumps.
- When the entire portion of blended sugar + jelly powder are mixed into the water, keep stirring till water boils again.
- Remove from heat and add in the flowers (that was removed in step 3 earlier on) and stir for a while.
- Optional: Place wolfberry at the base of jelly mould
- Pour the mixture into desired jelly mould.
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Thursday, December 23, 2010
Osmanthus Jelly/ Gui Hua/桂花糕 ... or at least it looks like it is
Saturday, December 11, 2010
It's all about food~And I am not going to backdate my post~

This is an sweet dessert which has looks like cheong fun wrapped with mango + mango sauce but the white sheet is actually not. Not sure if I remembered correctly it being nata de coco but I was looking forward to a mochi or cheong fun wrap. Anyway, the big chunk of mango is as good as eating the mango itself.



Monday, October 11, 2010
Alone at the Chinese Garden


Tuesday, September 28, 2010
捍卫真爱 (Han Wei Zhen Ai ) - 神木与瞳 (Y2J)
F: 祈祷 不灭的火苗
下一个拥抱 能到老
扞卫永恒的真爱 喝彩
也要走的勇敢 灿烂
F:为了我的存在 你的存在
扞卫永恒的真爱 精彩
过了几个世代 几个审判
也要流传 我和你的浪漫
F: 感觉 忘情的狂野 恣意的沉醉
M:为了我的存在 你的存在
不管再多艰难 再多阻碍
也要走的勇敢 灿烂
F:为了我的存在 你的存在
扞卫永恒的真爱 精彩
过了几个世代 几个审判
也要流传 我和你的浪漫
B:为了我的存在 你的存在
扞卫永恒的真爱 喝彩
不管再多艰难 再多阻碍
也要走的勇敢 灿烂
B:为了我的存在 你的存在
扞卫永恒的真爱 精彩
过了几个世代 几个审判
也要流传 我和你的浪漫
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Hort Park Re-Re-Re-visited!
Yes, I love Parks but NO, I am not a lover of insects and pets. Especially if I encountered it accidentally! But always, I get to encounter them and I think my photography kaki(s) will like to go with me on photography trips because I almost can always get something special. Previously at Botanic Garden (months ago) I spotted a huge size iguana (luckily not kodomo dragon which is not possibly in Singapore (assured by my friend), and when I go MacRitchie Reservoir, I spotted monkeys (A LOT OF THEM!!) And now back at Hort Park, I spotted a lot of different (?) ? I don't know which categories I should classified them under but I spotted: 1. snail, 2. millipede, 3. iguana 4. black centipede(s)! Back to my trip to Hort Park Objective: Close Up shots Outcome: FAILURE! (First, I didn't bring my very very heavy tripod! I want to change to the one that my friend have!! it's SO LIGHT with the head included!!!) In the end, I sticked to what my friend proposed, 18-55mm with Hoya +4 filter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . | |
See this insect? I am trying to recall if I took it with my +4 or without. Nevertheless, isn't it cute? It's like looking at me |
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want plate-leave? (I was looking at the spots on the leaf when I took this picture but I realized it look more like a green plate (without a dish.) |
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I know I know, the flower looks better than the petal but it's quite unique (imo). |
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The best nearest distance I can get before it flew away. I want 105mm! The eyes would be so nice (if it's in focus). |
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Stem? Stalk or Spiral? Was trying to capture the "hairs" on it but it didn't turn out as planned so... |
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Relaxing my eyes, I looked up. Nothing special, nothing unique, and they are just trees, leaves and branches with no high rise building behind and it's enough to make me appreciate that. |
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Is this lalang? That's was the question I had in mind. I have seen the stalk of lalang but this (as shown in picture), it must have been a long time ago (when I was in my primary or secondary where we have a field) where I saw it. |
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Japanese Drama Untouchable
Friday, June 25, 2010
Yankee-kun to Megane-chan
Title: ヤンキー君とメガネちゃんTitle (romaji): Yankee-kun to Megane-chanAlso known as: Flunk Punk Rumble / YanmegaEpisodes: 10Theme song: Loose Leaf by HilcrhymeSynopsisShinagawa Daichi used to be a good student who has now become a delinquent, while class president Adachi Hana was a delinquent who is now trying to move on. Her secret is discovered by Shinagawa, but she involves herself trying to correct his ways.Main CastNarimiya Hiroki as Shinagawa DaichiNaka Riisa as Adachi HanaHongo Kanata as Izumi GakuKoyanagi Yu as Chiba SeiyaKawaguchi Haruna as Himeji RinkaSuzuki Ryohei as Nerima SeiunMinagawa Sarutoki as Sakai (homeroom teacher)Furuta Arata as Shinagawa ChutaHori Chiemi as Shinagawa KiyoOwada Miho as Shinagawa KairiIto Shiro as Adachi Tatsuo

Sunday, May 23, 2010
Sunset @ Marina Keppel Bay
Oh.. yet another last minute proposed phototaking session. Suggested by my friend, we headed to Marina Keppel Bay Club to try capturing the sunset. A pity is that I didn't manage to get the idea how to take the picture nicely. BUT...I wish This is MINE~~ (sounds like Lord Of The Ring line? lol) |
Sigh.. I thought it look nice... But... |
Anyway, I saw this and was very curious whether is it purely a piece of art work or is it something useful. Anyone has any idea what it is? |
Sunset-ting~ When we reached there, the sun was so bright because there wasn't much buildings (almost none) and you can really see the BIG sun! |
Proof of "I was there" |
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Singapore Art Festival

Upon reaching, I was already amazed by the "fire" around me.. From the ones that were hanged as shown above and below (continue to read on after the picture)



If you think that was all, you are wrong. By the trees were again pots of fire (Not the song "Fire" though but it's a nice song introduce by my friend recently)

After "fire"-struck for quite sometimes, we finally moved further into the area and I saw this moving circle (which is so hard to capture in picture).




Thursday, March 25, 2010
Just some rantings
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Chinatown - Chinese New Year Deco








Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Chinatown
Date: On one of the Normal Saturdays, 26/09/09
Time: Morning to late noon
Me and my photo-taking kaki went to Chinatown hoping to get something nice. But as any normal days, it was quite a hot weather that day so lots of sweats were dripped (but no worries, the sun helped to clear it away).




Well, when we moved around, there is an lantern exhibition for moon cake festival. The material they used are very unique.



The below pictures are taken somewhere near.. eh... Tanjong Pagar? My friend brought me there and told me that it is a very nice place (which indeed is) to take picture. The only thing is, I was so tired and all in sweat when we reach there. Hopefully I will have the chance to go back to the place because there were so many unique stuffs over there.