05/09/2012

Dumpling Craze

 
 
Whenever I'm at home, I'll make dumplings to eat because I'm so in love with dumplings and dimsum! It's quite easy to make but i use a few hours to make as i make a lot at once.
 

Dumplings! 

I would serve it by two ways:
one is to boil it;
 
 another is to fry it:



To make the skin you'll need:

  • 350g of medium flour
  • Some hot water  & cold water (the volume of water can be adjusted)

The dumpling ingredients:

  • around 450g of minced pork
  • Kuchai
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 big teaspoon of sesame oil
  • 2 big teaspoons of soysause and cooking oil
  • Some carrots & turnips
* Using these measurements you can make about 50 dumplings. Try it out!

02/09/2012

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I know, it has been a long long time since the last post. The last two months were hectic, maybe its because i'm new in this environment and need more time to adapt to it. The first module which actually is the foundation,has finished, and i'd sat for the first exam last week. That's life--- taking exam when you have only studied for less than two months.

My life in Ipoh is quite exciting. One thing that surely cheer me up when i feel homesick is the food! No wonder people call Ipoh as the heaven of delicious food! Especially when my house located just in ipoh town and easily reachable to every direction in Ipoh. For now, i've tried quite a lot of food here (I'm still considering whether to write them down and give ratings and comments about the food.)

I miss people on KL, Subang Jaya and Kajang. Sometimes I feel sad for not able to study overseas, in "real" universities, where they write thesis and do extensive researches, like many of my friends who definitely are going to do. Some are going to US, to UK and also to Singapore. Do i have a chance? Yes, but it surely is more than 7 years later. I'm considered to be faster than many of my peers, which are only going to sit for STPM end of this year. That's the only thing i can console myself with.

My university life is not the same as i expected. I thought to have more freedom, like more time for own study, and activities which i've missed in past, but it's not. My timetable is even more packed than before, study hours even longer than any stage of education i'd experienced, which annoys me. Half of the time I have to attend for university compulsory subjects that are useless except for English subject. The long hours make everyone of us lethargy after class, what energy left to drive us to revise or study? Moreover, we still have to eat, sleep and do house chores.

And tomorrow starts the new module. Life goes on.


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