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Monthly Archives: July 2009
My mum’s aloo recipe – for Koser
The aloo (potato) that my mum makes is stuff of legend. Few ingredients, serious taste. It was one of my favourite dishes growing up, and she still makes it for me now when I visit home. But then, who wouldn’t … Continue reading
Gurnard: ugly on the outside, beautiful on the inside
Gurnard – not the best looker in the sea, that’s for sure. I’ve got a feeling gurnard is never the first to be asked to dance. Poor thing. Oh well, I don’t mind, because it tastes so so good. And … Continue reading
Keelung, Chinatown
It’s actually been almost a month since I went to Keelung (lazy me), but I still felt the need to blog about it, as I had such a lovely time. It’s interesting as I’ve noticed two reviews for the place … Continue reading