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Fried Souffle? Yes, you read that right!!
Posted by blurcheryl in 30 minute Quickmeal, Asian, Bake, Egg, My Cook Book, Pork, Soup, Vegetable, Western on June 23, 2011
I am sure everyone know what is Souffle. Maybe have not tasted one, but heard of the Souffle word at least. HK movies always show them so high class, order souffle as dessert geh!
But have you heard of Fried souffle? Again maybe not.
Perhaps it doesn’t sound rational to fried the souffle. Does the idea bother you?
Try not okay?! The fried souffle is on the savoury side, the sweet sugar is absent from this recipe.
First of all, beat the egg white by using the hand whisk until the egg whites are fluffy and stiff. I’ve got 4 egg whites in it, it turn out quite a lot, so I suggest 3 egg whites would be sufficient for 2 person.
The seperated egg yolks, add in salt, pepper, chilli flakes a bit ( I notice that I put chilli flakes in everything I cook
), if you have chicken cubes, maybe a half a cube, or you may add a teaspoon of fish sauce its all up to you. Finely chopped onion can be added too. Stir the egg yolk and whatever ingredients you want to put i.
Then fold in the egg mixure into the egg whites gently. Make sure its well combine try not to over ly done it or you’ll loose all the air in the egg souffle. Use a pan, drizzle over olive oil and pan fry the Egg souffle until golden brown.
Tadaa!! Fried Souffle done!
To serve the dish my way, make some bacon crumbly, add in nuts (I put here Pecan but not so nice, I think substitute with walnut would be better), some kwailo spinach, mushroom sauce (its actually Campbell Soup that I use so that I can drink the soup too). Malaysian being Malaysian, for the love of Chilli, you can eat this with Chilli sauce. Why not right? Kampung Koh Garlic Chilli lagi best. haha
Hope you will enjoy this recipe creation of mine! haha
TweetAnother addition: Whats that?
Posted by blurcheryl in Shopping Bag Explode on June 13, 2011
Can you guess what’s this?

Got nut summo. Not that nut la this cannot eat wan..

Open clue:

Its a Pepper Mill!
I’ve been searching for this high and low and thought Ikea have them but Not.. so dont have to go waste time go Ikea and find they dont have it. Maybe out of stock but we went there a couple of times still couldn’t find it. Then we went to Tropicana City and found one but too expensive about RM150! At last got this from Parkson KLCC, and its a right size – Medium and easy to keep and I got it at RM50+-.
TweetNew Addition: Blender
Posted by blurcheryl in Home Improvement, Shopping Bag Explode on June 10, 2011
This is the latest addition to my kitchen appliances. Have been eyeing one for a couple of months, at first thought of getting a cheap one then after a few store hopping started to think of getting better ones that you can make smoothies with it.
Then before I decide to make the purchase, I asked myself. How many times will I make my own smoothies? I cannot come out with an answer because I knew I wont make smoothies at home. Smoothies is not in my favourite drink list, and I can say I dont fancy Smoothies. So why should I spend RM400+ to get a blender that can make good smoothies I wondered.
At last I chose this blender that cost me RM75 only and I can make ….. guess what?
Home made Mask!
And how many times I made a Mask?
ONCE!!!
The price of my mask? Cucumber + bittergourd blend = RM75 + RM5=RM80 a jar!
[ Yeobo!! Please shut up!]
TweetHow To Cut Carrots Without Hurting Yourself
Posted by blurcheryl in My Cook Book on February 22, 2011
This is a super simple tutorials wahahahha but it will definitely save you from cutting your fingers OMG.
The solution is really simple.
First: Make the Round thing not Round by cutting off one of its side like as shown in the photo.
I didn’t use the cleaver there instead I use a vegetable knife like this one.
This is how it should look.
The newly-flattened side.
Voila!! Slice the carrot with ease in uniformity without hurting yourself!
Remember, you just need one cut for this entire exercise. You need to get that first side off, in one clean cut without hurting yourself. If your knife is dull you will have a problem. You need a really good edge to do this safely.
Decide on the final shape you want (stick, cube) and the size and make the carrot block with cutting off the round edge and everything else is just replication.
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