Tuesday 3 November 2020

Savoury Glutinous Rice & Tom Yam Rice Vermicelli

It was last Tuesday morning. Both of us overslept and we cancelled our morning walk. We were in the midst of getting ready to go out to town for breakfast when a voice message came through. 

It was our friend informing us that she had bought breakfast for us. So we cancelled our plan and went to our friend's stall for breakfast.
She bought 2 packet of savoury glutinous rice with pieces of pork and mushrooms for us. She also bought Nyonya kuih to share with us. We each had a plate of glutinous rice and 2 pieces of kuih for breakfast. We only had to pay for our coffee.
Sunset Bells from my garden.
This cool rainy days are suitable for the Sunset Bells.
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In order to finished off whatever remaining tom yam sauce in the bottle, I cooked tom yam rice vermicelli for dinner.
Ingredients used: soaked rice vermicelli and dried prawns, chopped garlic, chives from my garden, and tom yam paste.
We each had a big plate of tom yam rice vermicelli for dinner.
An antique ceramic vase which I saw in one of the cafes in Ipoh old town. It was not for sale, only for display.


But for that very reason I was shown mercy so that in me,
the worst of sinners, Christ Jesus might display his immense patience
as an example for those who would believe in him
and receive eternal life.
(1 Timothy 1:16, New International Version-NIV)

48 comments:

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    1. Thank you, Angie. It was very flavourful and tasty.

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  2. Sounds like a nice Tuesday morning to me!

    Breakfast with savoury and sweet is just perfect.

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  3. I would like your tom yum mee hoon. Yum yum.

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  4. ...Nancy, the vase is a treasure. My grandmother had one that she put rose petals in. Thanks for joining the party, take care.

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  5. Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2020/11/remembering-summer-flowers.html

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  6. How nice of your friend to bring you breakfast, I love the beautiful Sunset Bells in your garden :)

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  7. Nice morning sky and pretty sunset bells. I also liked the leaves' shape and texture. Vermicelli is cooked at home when nothing to make or to make something quick to eat. And the vase looks like a great piece of antique.

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  8. One of these days I am going to show up for breakfast! Cheers!

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  9. One of these days I'm going to show up with Kathe W. for breakfast. Just saying.

    Have a fabulous day, Nancy. ♥

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    1. You and Kathe are most welcome to join us for breakfast. Have a beautiful week.

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  10. The food looks good as usual. Very nice of friend to treat you. The flowers look gorgeous.

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  11. The ceramic vase looks like those urns that are used to store ashes. What did the shop use it for? Empty?

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  12. Your friend is so nice to treat you to tasty food so you only need to pay for drinks. Lo Mai fan with pork is so unusual. I seldom see this combination. Where did she buy it?

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  13. The colours of the sunset bells flowers are so vibrant - yellow, orange and red all in one flower. Is it difficult to maintain, this plant?

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    1. Actually, it is quite easy to grow. It loves semi shade and cool place.

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  14. Your Sunset Bells are gorgeous. I love vermicelli, wish I could have tasted this.

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  15. You have wonderful friends, and i do like that vase.

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  16. La flor de tu jardín es preciosa, el jarrón me gusta mucho. Besos.

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  17. The vase looks like urn, same shape. The vermicelli must be very tasty.

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