This is Home. This is where I was born. This is where I learnt how to float, not in the swimming pool but in the South China Sea. This is where I spent most part of the 1st half century of my life. This is where Mum and Dad passed away.
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Anyone care for a piece of kuih?
Friday, 3 March 2006 If you want to eat kuih kuih, visit Sister Encha. She operates a stall at Tudan in the afternoon/evening.
I had this opportunity when I accompanied Sister Chung and Sister Serrao to visit Sister Encha at her stall.
There were doughnuts, banana fritters, pancakes, etc. She made them there, assisted by Brother Endah and son Edisen and his wife.
Sorry, I spelt the malay word wrongly, should be kuih kuih! Kuih Kuih is the local malay word for all kinds of local cakes - steamed dumplings, steamed buns, steamed rolls, steamed loaves, fried pies, fried pancakes, fried crepes, steamed cakes, etc. etc. Come to Malaysia!!
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What is kueh kueh? I would like to try some.
Sorry, I spelt the malay word wrongly, should be kuih kuih! Kuih Kuih is the local malay word for all kinds of local cakes - steamed dumplings, steamed buns, steamed rolls, steamed loaves, fried pies, fried pancakes, fried crepes, steamed cakes, etc. etc. Come to Malaysia!!
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