Love is not always about two lovebirds singing a love song for each other. Love can be a story about one soul finding happiness in her own presence, living in a solitude and not looking for a validation from the others. Continue Reading
I ate this beef curry since early childhood. I remember often my mum make this curry not only for Eid celebration but also made it when a guest from abroad come to visit, even thought this curry a bit too spicy for their palate but they enjoyed it. We call it grandma’s curry because the recipe handed down from grandma to my mother and aunts. Even though come from the same recipe, but my mum’s curry a bit different with aunt M’s curry. My mum’s curry a bit spicier and thick while aunt M’s curry tastes more like Indian curry. Continue Reading
I could easily say no to a plate of steak or a glass of milkshake, but saying no to noodle dishes (or pasta) is made me feel like I engaged in a criminal act. In fact, If I have to eat the same thing for one week in a row I daresay, I will for sure choose noodles. I don’t care whether it’s a noodle dishes from the fancy restaurant, street stall or a packet of instant noodles I would happily devour it. Continue Reading
To be honest, I’m not a steak or wine expert but for a special occasion like a romantic date or any other festive occasion, a good quality steak will be a good treat. This steak with red wine sauce is one of my favourite steak recipe. Continue Reading
Here in Jakarta, we’ve been bombarded with rains. What else you need besides a bowl of hot soup on a rainy day. This sup ubi or Indonesian cassava soup is originated from Sulawesi. The name of sup ubi itself often gives a misconception for Indonesian people outside Sulawesi. For people in Sulawesi, ubi is referring to cassava while for those outside Sulawesi ubi it means sweet potato. Continue Reading