Sandwiches for breakkie

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When I have the ingredient or when my mood is really good after dinner, I like to prepare sandwiches for my breakkie the next morning.

If hubby behaves himself, i share some of it with him. muahahaha..no la. He usually gets a big share of the sandwiches I make. 🙂

 

Looks so yummy… oh how I wish I had made some last night for breakfast this morning… oh well.

Steam Cod fish in garlic and butter

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One of my all time favourite dish under 15 minutes.

My first experiment with this dish was when I was studying in Melbourne and cooking time is not exactly something which a student have alot. So, I have learn many tricks to keep cooking time short and sweet. I made this the other day and am still head over heel in love with this dish. hehehe.. so, I decided to share with you guys. Hope you enjoy it. 😉

  • Pat dry a slice of Cod fish
  • Sprinkle all over with garlic (I add some chinese red date here just because hubby love this stuff ‘kei-chi’)
  • Add one slice of butter
  • Sprinkle salt on top (depending on how salty you like)
  • Pop into a steamer.

Viola ! Best serve with rice.

 

 

 

Marimo – seaweed ball

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Hubby bought us some marimo babies when groupon was having an offer for them. 4 nano sized marimo.

After waiting for 1 week plus, it was finally courrier to me. It was send to us without water in a little snap-lock bag. Those poor things were a little squashed. I rolled them in my palm and drop them into a bowl of water.

Marimo is literally translated as seaweed ball. They are known as lake ball. A type of algae which grow about 5 mm each year into a large green balls. Found in countries like Iceland, Scotland, Estonia and Japan (according to wiki). I know it’s very popular in Hokaido, Japan. They even have a musuem for marimo ! Interesting.

They are suppose to be easy to care for. No need to feed (lucky for us – or the poor thing might starve to death). Only need to change water every 1 – 2 weeks. add a little salt if they look sick.

Let’s hope hub and me will be able to keep these little thing for many years to come. We read that they could live up to 200 years old ! Hub loves the idea that he could draft little marimos into his will for his ‘future children’. hahaha.. sigh. my hub is weird. ;p

We named our little babies

Momo 1, 2, 3 and 4 << hahahaa.. yes – we have no imagination. ;p