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August, 2010  // Posts published in August, 2010

29 Aug Posted by admin in Uncategorized | 13 comments

Donkey rolling on the ground 驢打滾

Donkey rolling on the ground 驢打滾

The Fringe Festival is finally going to finish soon and my life can finally can go back to normal. I’m sorry that I can’t reply messages lately but I did try my best. I really miss updating new recipes on my blog and cooking some tasty Chinese or Taiwanese dish at home. The most important ...

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22 Aug Posted by admin in Uncategorized | 14 comments

Prawn with Pineapple

Prawn with Pineapple

I don’t like to moan but the fact is I’m really exhausted from work. As mentioned in a previous post the Fringe and Tattoo festivals are on at the moment and Edinburgh is horrendously busy. I always crave food with strong flavours, such as this prawn with pineapple dish. I love the sweetness but also ...

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16 Aug Posted by admin in Uncategorized | 13 comments

Steamed Egg with Seafood Sauce

Steamed Egg with Seafood Sauce

In Edinburgh I believe August must be every Edinburgh Chef’s worst nightmare. Edinburgh is an extremely busy city throughout the year but August brings the Fringe and Military tattoo festivals, which bring millions of tourists here every year. At the top of the Royal Mile, where both of the festivals take place is the entrance ...

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10 Aug Posted by admin in Uncategorized | 18 comments

Deep Fried Prawn Rolls

Deep Fried Prawn Rolls

I went to a ceramic workshop call Doodles last week with Chris and where we both painted two items each. Doodles is a ceramics workshop where you can walk in, choose a pot, whether it’s a plate, bowl or whatever, and you paint it whatever colour(s) you want. I choose a cereal bowl and a ...

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04 Aug Posted by admin in Uncategorized | 21 comments

Singapore Noodle class with politician

Singapore Noodle class with politician

Today, I had an interesting cooking class. My student Robin Harper is a Green party’s Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) who is celebrating his 70th birthday (Happy Birthday, Robin!!!). How cool is that?! I never thought that one day I would have a chance to teach a British politician. I can’t believe a politician ...

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