From the monthly archives:

December 2005

Another yesterday

31 December 2005

Yesterday, we decided to take a trip to the Midland Military Markets to buy fruit and vegetables for both eating and juicing. Jac was also keen to have a Stovey Burger. If you remember, last time we went to the Markets Jac was on the Liver Cleansing Diet and couldn’t have one. Most unfortunately, as ...

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Yesterday

29 December 2005

After having a cuppa at Jac’s mum’s house and saying good-bye to her brother who was returning to Sydney in the afternoon, we had lunch at our favourite asian food hall. I had hokkien mee.

Jac had yong tau foo. I didn’t take a picture of it because it looked exactly like this photo I took ...

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Curry Fest

28 December 2005

My folks got home from their holiday yesterday arvo, and the family got together for an inpromptu curry fest dinner, cooked by my very talented younger sister Juji.

Juji served the curries with lemon rice. The recipe is from Jamie Oliver’s Happy Days with the Naked Chef book, and is also featured in Season 3 ...

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Boxing Day Breakfast

26 December 2005

For breakfast this morning we just had to fry up slices of the leftover Christmas ham, with eggs, field mushrooms, tomatoes and baked beans.

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Christmas Day

26 December 2005

Christmas Day was fun and delicious. As I said in an earlier post, it promised to be a real meatfest. Although I have definite carnivorous tendencies, I would have been just as happy with two kinds of meat. Still, I appreciated all the meat on offer.

Jac carved the meat. Here’s the sliced turkey thigh roll. ...

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The rolling cat

24 December 2005

I wonder what’s she’s thinking about as she rolls on the floor…

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Vegetarian's Nightmare

24 December 2005

This is the last food post for today. This is a large BBQ combination, featuring roast pork, barbecue pork, herbed chicken and roast duck. The rice, noodles and vegetables are buried somewhere far, far below the pile of meat (this is indicative of their low significance in this meal). Guess who had this for lunch ...

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Japanese chicken rice from Hans Cafe

24 December 2005

The chronology of these posts is probably a little wonky. Oh well. I’m sure it’s the food piccies that you are most interested in, not the order in which I consumed the food items. Another recent shopping excursion saw me having a quiet lunch at Hans Cafe, to escape the madness of the shopping centre ...

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Chicken is my favourite snack

24 December 2005

Yesterday we went grocery shopping and while we were at the shopping centre, I had a hankering for a chicken snack. Enter three pieces of chicken karaage with BBQ sauce and mayo, for AU$2.90.

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Thursday Night Roast

24 December 2005

Thursday night we invited Jac’s friend MT over for dinner, and Jac made a lamb roast.

I love roasted vegetables. In addition to potatoes and onions we also had sweet potatoes, carrots and pumpkin. Do any of you guys eat the pumpkin skin? Jac thinks I’m weird because I eat the skin.

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