Bon Appétit


ah... that lobster salad it's dry ice "smoke" right...?? i guess that is perfectly all right... but i think more often than not the steam from hot food would spoil the photo huh...? LOL bring air blower to blow the steam away is abit kuazhang... and yah i guess have to take photos from an angle (typically i dun like taking food photos from the top anyway)... but aperture cannot set too wide else will end up with too narrow DOF huh...?


regards,
wacky

Nah, the air blower is always in my cam bag. Its for cleaning the cam, not blowing steam off food but it does come in handy (espec when it's not appropriate using my 'mouth' in front of friends) ;p I don't usually shoot wide open for food (typically f3.2 and above), by using 40mm and above there's a distant to the food hence I mentioned no fogging issue. :)



Jahat! :sticktong me oso joking what
cc say thx ah for the remote, compatible with hers so can use liao :D

No problem, you are always welcome :)
 

Afternoon Tea


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Nah, that's an 'escape'. Food was the only way to keep my lil boy still, he's been running around non-stop for hours :sweat:
Iirc, it's called Shrooms Bite - a flaky pastry with mushroom filling & melted cheese on top. Yup, it was good. :)

The word "melted cheese" just made me hungry again hahaha
 

Fishball Noodles

This was taken in East Coast Park FC. The fishballs were pretty good, chewy and springy but a lil disappointed with the over-cooked noodles.



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Fishball Noodles

This was taken in East Coast Park FC. The fishballs were pretty good, chewy and springy but a lil disappointed with the over-cooked noodles.


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Wow :bigeyes: You took the effort to set up the "fishball formation" or do they come like this :bsmilie:​
 

Nah, that's an 'escape'. Food was the only way to keep my lil boy still, he's been running around non-stop for hours :sweat:
Iirc, it's called Shrooms Bite - a flaky pastry with mushroom filling & melted cheese on top. Yup, it was good. :)

on top got melted cheese??? it didn't look to me like melted cheese from the pictures (which are wonderful by the way)... :dunno:

oh and i love melted cheese too...!! tcc has some nice drinks and cakes too... :hearts:


regards,
wacky
 

Wow You took the effort to set up the "fishball formation" or do they come like this :bsmilie:

Nah, it came that way but the bean sprouts were added (originally in the noodles). :)


on top got melted cheese??? it didn't look to me like melted cheese from the pictures (which are wonderful by the way)...

oh and i love melted cheese too...!! tcc has some nice drinks and cakes too... :hearts:


regards,
wacky

Yup, melted cheese, probably serving not generous enough so can't really tell it's there. How bout the from this pic?

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Toink toink toink rlly look lyke balls, so round. size vry big ah? Bsk on yah?

Bigger than usual I guess. I will msg your cc tomorrow :)
 

Fishball Noodles This was taken in East Coast Park FC. The fishballs were pretty good, chewy and springy but a lil disappointed with the over-cooked noodles.
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I :heart: theese balls...big and spongy...and will 'toink-toink-toink' if dropped...hahahaaa...!!!

Bro, hehehe...did you style it like 'fireworks' with streaks glowing out from center then ends with 6-sparkling-ball-like...?!?!:bsmilie:

Yeah and fancy that TCC ones too, bro...hehe...!!!;)
 

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Yup, melted cheese, probably serving not generous enough so can't really tell it's there. How bout the from this pic?

actually still about the same... except for the one in the middle... i think probably not your photography fault... more like it's melted cheese mixed with the mushrooms + seasoning i guess...? so when mixed together it doesn't looks so much like melted cheese anymore...? lol..


regards,
wacky
 

I :heart: theese balls...big and spongy...and will 'toink-toink-toink' if dropped...hahahaaa...!!!

Bro, hehehe...did you style it like 'fireworks' with streaks glowing out from center then ends with 6-sparkling-ball-like...?!?!

Yeah and fancy that TCC ones too, bro...hehe...!!!;)


Thanks bro Eric! Haven't seen you posting any new stuff in your thread, busy?
Nah, I didn't style it, it was served that way.
TCC is a good place for tcss :bsmilie: Love your series taken there...




actually still about the same... except for the one in the middle... i think probably not your photography fault... more like it's melted cheese mixed with the mushrooms + seasoning i guess...? so when mixed together it doesn't looks so much like melted cheese anymore...? lol..


regards,
wacky

Probably so, didn't really think much of the melted cheese until you brought it up ;p
Yeah, love their cakes & drinks too...
 

Black Moss Abalone (发菜鲍鱼)

An auspicious dish during Chinese New Year as black moss (发菜) sound the same as 'struck it reach' (fa cai or faat choy in cantonese) and abalone (鲍鱼 or bao yu) has a parallel meaning of 'assurance' (bao) of a 'surplus' (yu) in the year ahead.


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Black Moss Abalone (发菜鲍鱼)

An auspicious dish during Chinese New Year as black moss (发菜) sound the same as 'struck it reach' (fa cai or faat choy in cantonese) and abalone (鲍鱼 or bao yu) has a parallel meaning of 'assurance' (bao) of a 'surplus' (yu) in the year ahead.


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:bigeyes: That's a lots of 鲍鱼 :bigeyes:​
 

Fa cai is the black thingie ah? Hai, I never know that's what it called and always thought that is black vermicelli and fa cai is some vegetable :embrass::embrass::sweat:


Black Moss Abalone (发菜鲍鱼)


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Mei Cai Kou Rou (梅菜扣肉)

Mei Cai Kou Rou (梅菜扣肉) or steamed pork belly with preserved vegetables is a traditional Hakka dish and one of my mom’s best cookings. Unfortunately due to health consciousness and my mom’s age, we only gotta enjoy it on special occasions now.

Unlike the usual mei cai kou rou, my mom’s way of cooking is a lot more complicated. Two different preserved vegetables are used, the salty and the sweet. They are washed, dried and seasoned with sugar, rice wine and spices and pan-fried till fragrant.

The whole pork belly is marinated overnight and then grilled till slightly browned (the lean part is covered with aluminum foil after bout 50% cooked). It is then cut into thin slices before placing it on top of the preserved vegetables and covered with another layer. It is steamed over medium fire for hours, cool in the fridge and re-steam before serving. This mei cai kou rou melts in the mouth and yet retains the texture and the top layer remains chewy.
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Fa cai is the black thingie ah? Hai, I never know that's what it called and always thought that is black vermicelli and fa cai is some vegetable :embrass::embrass::sweat:

fa cai IS some vegetable... or known as black moss/hair moss/hair weed on wiki... h t t p:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fat_choy

i love fa cai...!! :heart:


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wacky
 

Ahhhhhhh you rlly vry terrible :angry: look at this foto make my stomach cannot tahan liao ;p

@wacky, vegetable as in lyke leafy green type, you know that dish always served with some vege at the bottom so i thought that is fa cai :sweat:


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