Wednesday, December 27, 2017

CHEERS TO THE NEW YEAR 2018

Hello all my friends, it's been quite a while since I last update my blog. I've been quiet busy and going through some life altering changes which have preoccupied my time for the past few months.

As the year comes to a close, it's with a sense of satisfaction that we can look back on a year that in many respects been fun, challenging and rewarding. The dawning of a new one provided an excellent opportunity to wipe the slate clean and make a fresh start. Life is full of obstacles and tests. It's up to us to pass them. Certain things are not mean to be, we just have to learn from it, accept it and move on.

Forget the things that made us sad and remember those that make a fresh start. Forget the troubles that passed your way and remember the blessing that come each day.
Let go of what isn't helping your soul, smile and grow.
Let go of the baggage you know you need to leave it behind.
Let go of worrying about everyone else's opinion of your life.

Pink Rain Lily
If you are right then there is no need to get angry.
And if you are wrong then you don't have any right to get angry.
Patience with family is love.
Patience with others is respect.
Patience with self is confidence and patience with GOD is faith.

Golden shower
Never think hard about the PAST, it brings tears.
Don't think more about the FUTURE, it brings fear.
Live this moment with a smile, it brings cheer.
Every test in our life makes us bitter or better.
Every problem comes to make us or break us!

Tropical plant
The choice is ours whether we become victims or victorious.
Beautiful things are not always good but good things are always beautiful.
Do you know why God created gaps between fingers?
So that someone, who is special to you, comes and fills those gaps, by holding your hand Forever.
Happiness keeps you sweet but being sweet brings happiness.
Some of my throwback recipes since I started blogging in 2011.
Bubur Cha Cha
Ingredients
A)400gm fresh grated coconut (2 coconut)
    150mls cool boil water for no 1 coconut milk
    800mls water for no 2 coconut milk

B) 300gm diced sweet potato 
     300gm diced yam (use China or Thai yam)

C) 100gm sago (wash and soak for 15 mins)

D) 150 to 200gm sugar OR TO TASTE
     500mls water
     4 pandan leaves (omit if you don't have )

Method
1/  Add the 150 mls water to grated coconut and squeeze with a muslin cloth for no 1 coconut milk. Keep aside.
2/  After squeeze the number 1 coconut milk, add the 800 mls water  to grated coconut again and squeeze with a muslin cloth for no 2 coconut milk. Keep aside.
3/  Peel sweet potato and yam, rinse and cut into cubes.
4/  Steam the sweet potato and yam separately for 15 to 20 mins till cooked. Set aside.
5/  Boil the 500mls water with sugar, pandan leave and salt for 10 mins.
6/  Add sago and  the no 2 coconut milk to sugar sryup (No 5) and bring to boil, stirring all the time. Cook till the sago turn transparent. ( ADD WATER AS REQUIRE TO THE CONSISTENCY YOU WANT.) Then add no 1 coconut milk , stir well and remove from stove. DO NOT BOIL THE NO 1 COCONUT MILK TO PREVENT CURDLING.
7/  To serve, place a tablespoon full each of cooked sweet potato, yams and sago jelly in  small bowl. Add desire amount of cook coconut milk. Serve hot or cold.

Note: For those in oversea if you can't get fresh coconut, can use canned coconut milk but the taste will not be so tasty as fresh coconut milk.
1/ If using canned coconut milk, omit the A ingredients.
Bring the 500mls water and soaked sago to boil. Boil until the sago turn transparent. Add sugar to taste.
2/ Add the canned coconut milk, stir well and boil until simmering. Remove from heat.... follow step 7 to serve.
 **** Add water and canned coconut milk to your desire consistency.

To make Green Sago-flour Jelly

1/  Sift 100gm tapioca flour in a mixing bowl.
2/  Add 80mls boiling hot water and stir with a wooden spoon to combine.
3/  Knead to form a firm dough. Dust with flour to prevent sticking and knead  till smooth.
4/  Add few drop coloring to the dough and knead till color blends in.
5/  You can divide into 3 or 4 parts and add different food color.
6/  Roll the dough into thin long strips of about 1cm in diameter. Cut the strips into small triangles.
7/ Bring a small pot of water to boil. Put in the sago triangles in the boiling water, stirring all the time to prevent sticking together. Scoop out the cooked sago jelly as soon as they float to the surface.
8/ Soak them in cold water for 10 mins to prevent sticking together.
9/ Drain and place in a bowl, add 1 tbsp sugar and mix well. Serve with cook sweet potato, yam and coconut milk
Ondeh Ondeh
Ingredients
260gm glutinous rice flour
1 1/2 tbsp tapioca flour
80gm steamed sweet potato - mashed
1 tbsp corn oil
150gm water

Filling:  1 piece of chopped gula melaka (palm sugar)
Coating: 1 grated coconut  + 1/4 tsp of salt = steam for 5 mins.

1/ Sift glutinous rice flour and tapioca flour together.
2/ Add steamed sweet potato, corn oil, water and knead into a smooth dough.
3/  Divide the dough into small balls. Flatten the dough slightly and wrap with chopped gula melaka. Seal it properly and keep aside.
4/  Boiled a pot of water, when boiled put in the sweet potato ball, scoop out the sweet potato balls  as soon as it float to the surface.
5/ Coat with grated coconut.


Pandan leaves aka screwpine plant from my mini garden
 Kuih Koci


Ingredients
280gm sweet potato (steam and mash)
320gm glutinous rice flour
1 tbsp tapioca flour
2 tbsp oil
1 tsp pandan paste
170mls water
Banana leaves

Method
1/ Prepare banana leaves, cut to about 4 x 6 in or any desire size, wash and scald in simmering water for till banana leaves soften.
2/ Sift both type of flour together, add sweet potato, oil, pandan paste and water to knead into a smooth dough.
3/ Cover and let it rest for 10 mins.
4/ Divide dough into small balls.
5/ Wrap with coconut filling and seal tight.
6/ Brush some oil on the banana leave, put the dough in the middle of the banana leaves and wrap into a neat parcel.
7/ Prepare steamer, when water boil steam the kuih koci  for 20 mins.

Coconut Filling for kuih koci
Ingredients
300gm grated coconut
2 tbsp castor sugar
150gm gula melaka (palm sugar)
1 tsp salt
2 tbsp water
1/2 tbsp tapioca flour mix with 1 tbsp water

1/  Chopped gula melaka into small pieces.
2/  Boil the gula melaka, sugar, salt and water till both the sugar melt.
3/  Add grated coconut and lower the heat. Cook till almost dry.
4/  Add the tapioca flour mixture, stir thoroughly. Cook for another 5 mins. Remove to tray and cool.
Mini sponge cake with shredded coconut
Brush the mold with some oil, filled with shredded coconut.

Stack 2 mold together, press hard so that the shredded coconut will stick together.

Ingredients for sponge cake
4 eggs
200gm caster sugar
300 gm plain flour
1 tsp baking powder
2 tsp ovalette
8 oz thick coconut milk
1 tsp salt
1 tsp pandan paste

Topping
1/2 shredded fresh coconut
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp corn flour

1/ Mix the topping ingredients together and keep aside.

1. Sift flour and baking powder.
2. Beat sugar, eggs and ovalett until fluffy.
3. Add coconut milk, pandan paste and mix well.
4. Add flour and mix till well blended.
5. Brush the mold with some cooking oil, fill 1/4 of the mold with shredded coconut.
6. Stack 2 mold together and press till shredded coconut is firm.
7. Fill the sponge cake mold with batter till full.
8. Prepare steamer, when water boil put in the mini sponge cake, steam for 10 mins.
9. Cool a little, remove the cake from the mold.
10. Serve with ice coffee or tea.
Coconut Lime Square

1/  Preheat oven at 180 deg c
2/  Sift flour, add sugar and coconut, mix well.
3/  Cut butter into small cube, rub with your finger tips to resembles bread crumbs.
4/  Knead lightly into a dough.
5/  Grease a 20cm square pan, pat the dough evenly into prepared pan..
6/  Bake for 20 mins, remove form oven, pour the custard over the crust and bake for 20 mins.
7/  Sprinkle toasted coconut and bake at 150 deg c for 10 mins or until custard set.
8/  Cool completely, chill in fridge  for 1 hour and cut  into 5cm square. Decorate with a small slice of cut lime.


1/  Beat eggs and sugar lightly.
2/  Add flour, lemon juice, lemon zest and mixed until well blend.
3/  Pour custard mixture over the crust and bake for 20 mins.
4/  Sprinkle toasted coconut and bake at 150 deg c for 10 mins or until custard set.
5/  Cool completely, chilled in fridge for 1 hour and cut into 5cm square.
Decorate with a small slice of cut lime.
Shrimp On Crackers
 (Recipe adapt from Ritz Crackers with modification.)

Ice Bath
A) 1 tbsp sea salt
     2 tbsp lemon juice
     1 tbsp cayenne pepper
     1 bowl water    
     1/2 cup ice cubes
Mix all the ingredients together and chill in the fridge till ready to use.

Bathe the cooked shrimp in ice bath till ready to be serve.

To cook the shrimp.
B) 1 tbsp sea salt
     2 tbsp lemon juice
     1 tbsp cayenne pepper
     2 cups water
     1 bay leave
     12 medium size shrimp

Fresh shrimp from the wet market.

1/  Peel off the shrimp shell, wash and pat dry. Marinate shrimp with 1 tsp sugar and dash of pepper.
2/ Mix all the (B) ingredients together and bring to boil. Add in the shrimp and boil the shrimp till turn pink.
3/ Remove the shrimp and soak in the ice bath (from A mixture)

Topping
C)  1 tbsp cream cheese ( room temperature)
      1.5 tbsp mayonnaise
      1 tsp chopped spring onion
      1 tsp chopped celery
      Pinch of salt
      Dash of cayenne pepper
      1 to 2 tsp of lemon juice

Mix all the (C) ingredients together and chill in the fridge till ready to serve.

D) Ritz crackers or any cheese crackers
I use this Spray cheese crackers.

E) Garnishing
 Chopped celery

 Chopped carrot

Chopped coriander

Top each cracker with shrimp and scoop a teaspoon of cream cheese mixture on top the shrimp. Garnish with celery, carrot and coriander leaves.

If you prefer something more cheesy, add a slice of cheese on the cracker. This is sure eyes rolling for those who love cheese.

A eye catching, pretty plated appetizer to wow your friends.
HOT AND SPICY BEAN CURD
Ingredients
2 pieces bean curd
2 red chillies
2 green chilies
2 to 3 bird eye chillies (optional)
1/4 bowl of anchovies
Salt and pepper to taste

1. Cut bean curd into 1 inch strip.
2. Removed chillies seed and cut into strip.
3. Washed and drained the anchovies.
4. Heat up the oil and deep fried the tofu until crispy. Drained and keep aside.
5. Discard some oil, leave about 1 tbsp oil. Fried the anchovies until crispy, add the 3 types of chillies and stir fry for 2 minutes. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Add the fried bean curd and mixed well.
6. Serve with rice or porridge.
Clam Noodle
Recipe for 1 portion
50gm glass noodle
6 large prawn
6 large clams
2 leaves Chinese cabbage
3/4 bowl of bean sprouts
1 small sprig spring onion
1 small sprig coriander leaves
2 cloves garlic
1 tbsp oil

Seasoning ingredients for prawn
2 tsp soya sauce
1/4 tsp pepper
1/2 tsp sugar

Seasoning ingredients for the noodle gravy
1/2 bowl water
1.5 tsp salt or to taste
2 tsp black soya sauce
1/2 tsp pepper corn - crush finely
1/2 tbsp oyster sauce
dash of sesame oil
2 tsp corn oil mix with 1 tbsp water

1/  Peel the prawn shell. If you like, leaves the last tail segment on for the look.
2/  De-vein by making a shallow slit down the middle of the back to expose the black intestine. Rinse it out under running water.
3/  Marinate the prawn with seasoning ingredients.

4/  Wash and soak the clams for 2 to 3 hours.
5/  Chopped the garlic and keep aside.
6/  Wash and cut the Chinese cabbage to your desire size.
7/  Remove the bean sprout tail, wash and toss it.
8/  Cut the spring onion and coriander leaves to 1 inch length.

Dried glass noodle

Soaked glass noodle.

9/  Soak the glass noodle until soft. Bring 2 bowl of water to boil and cook the soaked glass noodle for 3 to 4 minutes. Remove from stove but leave the noodle soaking in the hot water to prevent the noodle sticking together,.
10/  Heat up the wok with 1 tbsp of oil, stir fry the garlic until slightly brown.

11/  Throw in the prawns and clams and stir fry for 1 min.

12/  Stir fry the Chinese cabbage for 1 to 2 mins.

13/  Add in the water, salt, black soya sauce, oyster sauce, bean sprouts, coriander leaves and spring onion and mix well.
14/  Add the crush pepper corn, sesame oil, corn flour mixture and mix well.

15/  Drain the glass noodle onto the serving plate. Pour the cooked gravy on top the noodle and serve immediately.

Cooking is not chemistry. It is an art.It requires instinct and taste rather than measurements.
Lemon Garlic Shrimp Rice Porridge 

Marinate 50gm prawn with 1 tsp sugar, 1 tsp soy sauce and 1/4 tsp pepper.                                        
2 cloves garlic- chopped coarsely

Chopped spring onion for garnishing.

Celery for garnishing.

Carrot - cut julienne

Lemon - use approximate 1 tbsp lemon juice for each serving of rice porridge.

1/  Heat up 1 tbsp of oil, stir fry chopped garlic until golden brown.
2/  Add the prawn and half the carrot, stir fry until prawn is cook. Keep aside.

1/2 cup of Jasmine fragrant rice, wash and rinse 3 times.

1/ Cook half cup of rice with approximate 3 cups of water and 1 cube of chicken stock in a heavy bottom pot.
2/  When boil, remove the lid immediately cos the water will bubble out of the lid or you'll have a hard time cleaning the mess.

There are basically 3 consistency of rice porridge thick, medium, thin and it depend on the rice-water ratio. While the rice porridge is roaring boil, you really can't leave the kitchen or else you will end up seeing something like this>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

This is my pot, disaster happen while I caramelized the sugar.

3/ Use a ladle to stir occasionally to scrap the bottom of the pot to loosen the rice grains that sticks at the bottom of the pot. Add the balance carrot.
4/  Cook the rice porridge according to the consistency you like, usually it takes about about 25 to 40 mins. Remove from heat, stir in the cook prawn, add pepper and lemon juice to taste.

Garnish rice porridge with spring onion and celery. You can add a dash of chilli flakes to enhance the flavor.

This Lemon garlic shrimp rice porridge is a very appetizing one pot meal. Great for breakfast or light lunch.
Another version of rice porridge......
Rice porridge is very versatile, you can add any ingredients according to your preference. Bean sprout with garlic shrimp and lemon juice taste good in rice porridge too. This is one of my favorite.

Bean sprout. Remove the tail, wash and drain dry. If you don't like raw bean sprout, blanch in hot water  for 1 min.

Hot rice porridge can be a hearty and comfort meal on a cold day. But no matter how hot and humid, I still love hot rice porridge.
Fried Chicken
6 chicken wings
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp light soya sauce
1 tsp pepper
1 tsp cayenne pepper
1 tsp rum
1 chicken egg - lightly beaten

Coating for chicken wings
300 gm plain flour
2 tsp salt
2 tsp all spice
1 tsp pepper
Mix all ingredients together and mix well.

1/  Wash the chicken wing and pat dry, cut into 2 section.
2/  Marinate the chicken wings with salt, light soya sauce, pepper, cayenne pepper and rum.
3/  Refrigerate for about 2 to 3 hours.

4/  Coat the chicken wings with flour mixture evenly.

5/ Then dip the coated chicken wings into the egg mixture.

6/ Coat the chicken in flour mixture again and shake off the excess flour.

7/ Heat up the oil and deep fry the chicken wings until golden brown and cooked through.


Maple orange sauce
Juice of 1 orange
4 tbsp maple syrup or to taste
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 tsp corn flour mix with 1 tbsp water.

Mix orange  juice with salt and maple syrup. Cook till warm then add the corn flour mixture. Cook till thicken and slightly boil. Remove from heat.

A sweet, crispy and savory comforting combo that can be serve anytime of the day.
A drizzle of sweet maple orange sauce on the waffle and chicken can really hit the platter hard.

Waffle chicken sandwich is a great appetizer for potluck or parties.
Cut waffle into 4 pieces, put one slice of tomato, lettuce and fried chicken meat, top with another slice of tomato, lettuce and waffle again. Use the sandwich toothpick to hold the sandwich.

Drizzle the syrupy maple orange sauce over the waffle sandwich.
Crispy, crunchy pieces of chicken stacked on a fluffy golden waffle will definitely tease your taste buds.

I wish you all to remain happy, joyful and to be successful in all phases of life.
Happy new Year and all the best in 2018.


44 comments:

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    1. Hi Rui, thank you fro your compliments.
      Happy New Year to you.

      Regards,
      Amelia

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  2. Hello Amelia,
    Wonderful recipes, thanks for sharing.
    May you have a wonderful and healthy Happy New Year.

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    1. Hi Elaine, thank you for your compliments.
      Happy New Year to you and wish you all the best in 2018.

      Regards,
      Amelia

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  3. Lovely round-up, babe! Popping by to wish you a Merry X'mas & Happy 2018! xoxo

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    1. Hi Shirley, thank you for your compliment, sweetie.
      Happy New Year to you, stay young and sweet always.

      regards,
      Amelia

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  4. So many delicious treats! Now I really crave some ondeh ondeh. Happy New Year, Amelia.

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    1. Hi Angie, thank you for your compliments. I also love ondeh ondeh, never get tired of eating it.
      Happy New Year to you.

      regards,
      Amelia

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  5. what a beautiful tribute to your blogs most successful and I can see why they are all scrumptious.. Many blessings to you in 2018 with good health!

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    1. Hi Claudia, thank you for dropping by. Thanks for your compliments and kind words.

      Happy New Year to you and wishing you abundance of good health, love & joy.

      Regards,
      Amelia

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  6. Wow! What a beautiful post, Amelia:) Just be positive and be cool, everything will be alright. Reading, talking, writing, and engaging in positive things itself is uplifting. Some of the dishes we too prepare here in a similar way; as you know there are many similarities between Indian and Malaysian cuisine.
    A cool post, shared on Google plus and tweeted too:)
    New Year wishes!

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    1. Hi Rajiv, thank you for your compliments and your kind words. Thanks again for your encouraging words, I'm keep myself active and a positive mind and also regular exercise everyday.

      There are quite a number of Indian dishes similar to our M'sia styles. Anyway we also enjoy Indian food at our local restaurant.

      Happy New Year to you and wishing you all the best in 2018.
      Regards,
      Amelia

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  7. Hi Amelia
    What a lovely post as closure for this old year and to welcome the new year. Love all the gorgeous pictures of your mouth watering dishes which am sure taste even better. Wishing you and family a blessed new year filled with peace, love, happiness, good health and prosperity...hugs to you my lovely friend.

    Best regards.
    Angie

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    1. Hi Angie, thank you for your kind words and compliments. To me homecook is still the best, we can control and adjust the taste to suit each and every family members. I don't use msg in my cooking too, prefer use sugar as replacement.

      Happy New Year to you and wishing you all the best in 2018. Stay sweet and youthful always.
      Regards,
      Amelia

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  8. Meu Deus... Eu amo camarão.
    Sei que nada tem a ver com
    a época, mas para quem gosta
    como eu gosto, todo tempo é
    tempo para degustá-lo.

    Gente, feliz ano novo e, por
    favor, me sigam no blog, porque
    eu os estou seguindo de de vocês.

    Um beijo.

    silvioafonso



    ç

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    1. Hi Silvioafonso, thanks you for dropping by my blog with your kind words. Shrimps is also my favorite seafood and I never get tired of eating it.
      Glad to know that you enjoy shrimp too.

      I'm following your blog. :))
      Happy New Year to you and wishing you all the best in 2018.
      Regards,
      Amelia

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  9. Oh dear Amelia, thank you so much for sharing such deliciousness with us. My oh my where do we start. I would also like to thank you for opening your world and your heart to us and offering such sage advice. I believe each and every day is a gift from God and pray the New Year is a Healthy, Happy and Safe one for one and all.

    We sometimes deal with a lot of turmoil in our world but it's always reassuring to know there are many many more of us than them.

    Thank you Amelia. Happy New Year!!! Stay safe and remember, your health is indeed your wealth. #EverydayisagiftfromGod

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    1. Hi my dear Louise, good to see you back in action. Thanks for your kind words and compliments. It's true, each and everyday is a gift from God and blessing. Life is not a bed of roses everyday, when we are down, count the many blessing not the problem. There are many more unfortunates suffer in silent without help.

      Happy New Year to you and family, You too take care and God bless.

      Have a great week ahead,regards,
      Amelia

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  10. Wishing you the very best in 2018, dear Amelia... so many lovely recipes in one post... especially the coconut lime squares sound totally irresistible!

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    1. Hi Rafeeda, thank you for your kind words and compliments. Wishing you a very Happy New Year and all the best in 2018. Yes, the coconut lime square is a very nice dessert, I'm sure you will like it.

      Have a nice week ahead,regards,
      Amelia

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  11. Happy New Year, Amelia! Great to see a post from you and many wonderful recipes. May 2018 bring much happiness, joy, peace and good health to you!

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    1. Hi Phong Hong, thank you for kind words and compliments. Wish you a very Happy New Year and all the best in 2018.

      Have a nice day, regards.
      Amelia

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  12. Happy New Year, Amelia! I love your message---wish more folks would follow this advice! All your dishes look wonderful, but I'd really love one of those coconut lime squares!!

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    1. Hi Liz, thank you for dropping by with your kind words and compliments. Yes, the coconut lime square is a keeper.
      Wishing you a very Happy New year and all the best in 2018.

      Have a great week ahead,regards.
      Amelia

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  13. Amelia, as I listen to the beautiful music browsing your blog, I feel this is a wonderful moment to wish you a beautiful, healthy, and peaceful new year 2018. May you be blessed by the Almighty God and let all your dreams come true!

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    1. Hi Rajiv, thank you for dropping by again with your kind greetings. Appreciate it very much. God blessed you and wishing you all the best in 2018.

      Have a great week ahead,regards.
      Amelia

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  14. Hi Amelia, Happy New Year!! I love your New Year message. Also a wonderful line of recipes. I hope you have a great 2018!

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    1. Hi Dawn, thank you for dropping by with your kind words and compliments. Happy new year to you and all the best in 2018.

      Have a nice week ahead,regards.
      Amelia

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  15. Happy New Year to you and everyone at home. This typical Malaysian will always be a fan of your typical Malaysian food. Keep going. I will be with you now and forever.

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    1. Hi Nava, thank you for your kind words and greetings. Ya, I'm like you... whatever food, our typical Malaysian food is still the best and marvelous.

      Happy New Year to you and all the best in 2108.
      Have a nice day,regards.
      Amelia

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  16. Love the food photos. They makes me hungry! I especially love the sweet desserts! Happy new year to you and love ones!

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    1. Hi Nancy, thank you for dropping by with your kind words and compliments.
      Happy New Year to you and all the best in 2018.

      Have a nice day,regards.
      Amelia

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  17. Wow!!! so much yummy food. Amazing recipes :)
    I am your new follower on GFC , hope you will follow me on G +, GFC & Bloglovin. please visit my blog
    https://clickbystyle.blogspot.in/

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    1. Hi Shweta, thank you for dropping by with your kind words and compliments. I'm following you too.

      Have a nice week ahead,regards.
      Amelia

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  18. I love those little sponge cakes! All these recipes look delicious. Happy New Year!

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    1. Hi Amy, Thank your for your compliments. The sponge cake is a keeper, I never get tired of eating it.
      Happy New Year to you and all the best in 2018.

      Have a nice day, regards.
      Amelia

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  19. As always, only good food! Happy New Year!

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    1. Hi Mila, thank your for your compliments. Happy New year to you and all the best in 2018.

      Have a nice day,regards.
      Amelia

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  20. Amo sua maravilhosas receitas.
    Feliz 2018 que seu novo ano seja de grandes alegrias e felicidades.
    Bjos

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    1. Hi Anaja, thank your for your kind words and compliments.
      Happy New Year to you and wishing you all the best in 2108.

      Have a nice week ahead,regards.
      Amelia

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  21. Hi Rffaela, thank you for dropping by. No problem, I'll be following your blog too.

    Have a nice day, regards.
    Amelia

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  22. Hi my dear friend, Amelia! I've returned to my blog after a long absence of nearly 2yrs. I was at the point of totally deleting my food blog...glad that I didn't because I've made such amazing friends such as you, over the 8yrs! Your blog always cheers me up with your fascinating stories and special dishes and desserts that only you make your style which is incredible and unique! I love the seafood dishes so much, especially the clams with the noodles and all the shrimp creation, and the soups with the fresh coconut! Your awesome collections of the songs you share...I can just stay here, relax and dream about all your droolworthy creations you make that I would love to try! Best regards, hugs, and kisses to you! (BTW, I could not even reply on my blog, or comment on any blogs for some weird reasons, until I decided to change browsers to try on Internet Explorer...Chrome is blocking me from commenting)

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  23. Olá,
    espero que estejas bem? E as mudanças tenham sido boas. Menina essas comidas estão maravilhosas. Adoro coco. Estou levando as receitas.
    Bjos.

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  24. Una entrada estupenda,,,un saludo desde Murcia.

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