Showing posts with label cuisine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cuisine. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Emperor Q: Qian Long Bao


Been to Emperor Q?

Qian Long Bao at Emperor Q

I designed this simple poster for my brother's restaurant. Does it appeal to you? I need feedbacks to do better next time!

Venue: Emperor Q @ Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Emperor Q : Dome Tofu



Dome Tofu
Venue: Ministry of Food - Emperor Q
at Pavillion, Kuala Lumpur
[1st Floor - Food Court Level]

Monday, February 23, 2009

Emperor Q : Coconut Prawns



Coconut Prawns
Venue: Ministry of Food - Emperor Q
at Pavillion, Kuala Lumpur
[1st Floor - Food Court Level]

Emperor Q : Smoked Salmon



Smoked Salmon
Venue: Ministry of Food - Emperor Q
at Pavillion, Kuala Lumpur
[1st Floor - Food Court Level]

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

How to: Homemade Pan Mee Noodles


I wonder if they would spell my name correctly if I were to say "my name is Eleanie Tan"?
If you don't get what I mean, you should see my previous posts.

In the mean time, want to learn how to make a Malaysian noodle dish?

パンミと言うのメン作り方 |学会制作板面的方法
How to: Homemade Pan Mee Noodles


Ingredients (enough for 2):
  • Plain Flour (100grams)
  • Corn Flour (small handful)
  • Salt & Pepper (suit yourself)
  • Water (1 tbsp)
  • Egg (1)

You will need:
  1. Rolling Pin
  2. Extra flour to prevent dough from sticking
  3. A place to dry your flatten dough



How to make Pan Mee Noodles

Have fun playing with dough like I did!

Leave the flat dough to dry for 15mins. Fold the flatten dough to a tube shape and slice it as you like. Otherwise don't fold because some people like it teared :) It's called "nie" in Mandarin.

I googled a picture of the noodle with soup.
I did not make the whole meal because I did not have enough soup ingredient.
:) There are a few ways to cook your noodles!

Pan Mee Noodles

Pan Mee Noodles

Pan Mee Noodles

How to make Pan Mee Noodles

Be creative and experiment it yourself!

Venue: At home in Adelaide

Friday, August 29, 2008

How to: Sweet & Sour Chicken


I've dreaded cooking sweet and sour chicken (supposed to be pork), but finally did it!

Sweet & Sour Chicken

Venue: Adelaide

I used packet sauce, obviously.
  1. Cover your chicken/pork with egg and then flour (which I didn't use because I didn't have any)
  2. Use oil to deep fry it until it is golden.
  3. Drain the oil.
  4. Pour sweet & sour sauce in new stir fry pot, then put capsicum (I didn't use because I don't like and don't have any) and vegetables, perhaps baby corn. Up to you.
  5. Then finally chicken!

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Great Chiang Mai Restaurant


Khaomao Khaofang Restaurant


Khaomao Khaofang Restaurant

This was my first low shutter speed mini fountain shot :)
Obviously, I will need to improve! I don't like the background :(



Another smooth angelic water shot..



This is a ginger plant's flower, if I'm not mistaken :)

What about some fresh lemongrass juice?



The first time I've seen lemongrass juice GREEN in colour.
Those you get in shops are usually brownish =/

Venue: Chiang Mai
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