Saturday, 2 November 2019

Heavy Brunch In Penang

On short notice, my friend invited me to join them for a 1 day trip to Penang. Since I have nothing on that day, I accepted the invitation. It was a leisure drive and we reached Penang about 11:00 am. We were looking forward to our first meal i.e. brunch as we were very hungry by then since we didn't take any breakfast.
 A plate of chee cheong fun Penang style with hae ko or shrimp paste. This version is more on the sweet side compare to what we have in Ipoh.
Penang white curry noodle served with extra spicy curry paste in spoon for extra heat.
 Penang char koay teow
 Braised pork leg, tofu, eggs and blanched vegetable.
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After brunch, we bought some Nyonya kueh and glutinous rice dumplings to take home.
 Then, we crossed the 2nd Penang bridge back to the mainland and headed towards the newly opened Ikea shopping mall. For most part of the journey back to Ipoh, it was raining heavily. Thank God for journey mercy.
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 Breakfast and lunch the next day.
Savoury glutinous rice wrapped in banana leaf from Penang for breakfast.
Glutinous rice with dried prawns and grated coconut spicy filling
Penang glutinous rice dumpling.
Hubby and I shared this dumpling for lunch.
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The following photos are for joining Saturday's Critters.
 This white goose seemed to be very interested in the visitors at the strawberry farm in Cameron Highlands.
White goose with its beautiful white feathers.

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

He will cover you with his feathers,
and under his wings you will find refuge;
his faithfulness with be your shield and rampart.
(Psalm 91:4, New International Version-NIV)

47 comments:

  1. The bridge is what interests me the most here. It looks very long. Also looks like it is not very old.

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    1. Thank you, Ginny. It is a new bridge and is long than the 1st bridge.

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  2. Ccf is one of my favourites. Is ipoh very near to penang?

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  3. I like that savoury glutinous rice wrapped in banana leaf.

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  4. I love all the food. As usual. hah...hah...

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  5. ...you sure had a lot of choices! Enjoy your weekend, Nancy.

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  6. You know Nancy, every time I read your blog and read and look about the many different types of food, I'm always hungry after reading about it. I feel like I'm gaining weight. LOL See ya.

    Cruisin Paul

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    1. Thank you, Paul. Don't worry, the weight won't show on the weighing machine.

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  7. It is quite a beautiful goose...

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  8. Good day out in Penang and next day get to enjoy more Penang food at home. Worthwhile trip!

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    1. Thank you, Stacy. I like short trips and good food.

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  9. Lovely post dear! Have a great weekend! xx

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  10. PTL all of you reached home safely despite the heavy rain.

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  11. The goose looks very curious! Wonderful food dishes for this week too! Enjoy your weekend!

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  12. El ganso se ve muy guapo y curioso, la comida como siempre se ve sabrosa. Besos.

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  13. What a delicious post!
    Happy weekend!
    xoxo

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  14. Having breakfast with glutinous rice dumpling is so good!

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  15. char koay teow looks delicious...yummy

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  16. Sounds like a leisure trip to just have a meal or two! Neat

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  17. I like CKT, bak chang, Penang white curry noodles, and braised pork leg! drooling...

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  18. Hello, Love the cute white goose. Your food photos look yummy! Sorry, I am late visiting your post. Thank you so much for linking up and sharing your critters. I hope you have a happy day and weekend ahead.

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  19. Perhaps the goose was hoping for a treat.

    The meal looks so good, and i am very glad you had safe travels.

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    1. Yes, I think you are right about the goose.

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