Monday 12 July 2021

Deep Purple Corn & Century Egg With Pickled Ginger

After locking the gate, I took the following sky shots before we started our morning walk.

Morning sky at 6:55am.
Returning from our morning walk at 7:40am.
Economy spicy fried rice vermicelli (Indian style) from the roadside stall. One with fried egg and the other with fried chicken drumstick. Hubby had milo and I had Bru coffee.
I used to be a Nescafe fan. This is the first time I bought Bru coffee to try. I find it milder and smoother than Nescafe.
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Purple Corn
I have tried growing purple corn twice in my garden. If you are interested, you can click here and here to read the posts.
My neighbour bought 4 purple corns for us. I removed the husk and silk, then I washed the corns under running tap water before I steamed them.
After steaming, the water in the metal plate was purple.
There was purple stain on my fingers after holding the steamed corn. No worry, the stain came off easily when washed.
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I cooked Mi Sedap instant noodle for lunch.
I served the noodle with some spicy dry shrimp chili.
Side dish: 2 century duck eggs with home made pickled ginger.
I think I am the only one who served century egg with noodle.
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Home cooked dinner for 2 people.
ABC soup.
Ingredients used: potatoes, carrots, tomatoes, big onions, smashed ginger (thumb size), crushed white peppercorns and soft bone pork.
Pan fried Grouper fish slice. When it is cooked, I drizzled some soy sauce on it, flipped it over to coat the soy sauce and took it out from the pan.
I tried a new brand luncheon meat that comes in a round tin. I didn't take snapshot of the tin so I can't remember what was the brand. Not so nice, so I won't be buying this brand again i.e. if I can recognise the tin.
Simple yet satisfying and filling dinner for us.

God showed how much he loved us by sending his only Son
into this wicked world to bring to us eternal life through his death.
In this act we see what real love is:
it is not our love for God but his love for us
when he sent his Son to satisfy God's anger against our sins.
(1 John 4:9-10, The Living Bible-TLB)

60 comments:

  1. I need to go to Asian stores to get some century eggs!! And before I die, I have to try some purple corns!

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    1. I do hope you get to taste the purple corns.

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  2. I've never seen purple corns. Look great :)

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    1. Thank you, Iwona. Not easy to find purple corn.

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  3. Me too, never seen purple corn before. Wish I could give it a try. Here, we have the very nice Ligo sweet corn, nicer than the mutiara (pearl corn) that I had at Cameron.

    I love century egg with ginger too, usually with a drizzle of soy sauce:
    https://suituapui.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/a-hundred-years/

    The economy spicy fried rice vermicelli looks so good! I like it spicy! Too bad the luncheon meat wasn't good. I do enjoy luncheon meat too!

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    1. Very seldom can get purple corn. I too like the Cameron Highland corns.

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  4. Is the Bru coffee the lighter colour one compared to the darker one which I think is Milo? All your food is very tasty, especially the purple corn and century egg and your abc soup. Good to feel contented and satisfied eating all the food you show here, no need fine dining.

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    1. You are right. The darker one is milo, the lighter one is Bru because I used milk powder.

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  5. Never seen and eat purple corn. Century egg with noodle?? That is unusual.

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    1. We seldom get to eat purple corn, not always available.

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  6. purple corn? how amazing! it looks beautiful. i don't think we have it here in australia. OOh not to luncheon meat. brings back too many bad memories of childhood food :-)

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  7. very rare to see purple corn....does the color stick to the teeth when eating?

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  8. Never seen purple corn Nancy, looks interesting and would look attractive on the dinner plate.

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  9. Yes, some luncheon meat are not nice. But a lot of times, I can't remember the brand and end up buying the same one. LOL! The purple corn is lovely. I have only seen those preserved ones at the science lab when I was in university.

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    1. Hopefully, I won't end up buying the same one. I quite like the taste of the purple corn.

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  10. ...here, purple corn is just usedfor fall decorations.

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    1. The purple colour makes beautiful decorations.

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  11. I have never heard of purple corn. Does it taste different from yellow corn?

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    1. I have never seem purple corn in Europe

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    2. Purple corn is often seen, very rarely.

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  13. Such a beautiful foodie post! Love to try that coffee with the chicory too! Interesting about that corn, as well.

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  14. Everything looks very good. Does the corn turn your teeth purple when you eat it?!

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    1. Thank you, Martha. The purple colour is just temporary, easily rinsed off.

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  15. I have never seen purple corn, only yellow or white! That grouper looks delicious. I have to admit I cannot stand the taste of chicory!
    Keep safe, Diane

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    1. Thank you, Diane. It tastes just like mild coffee, nothing unusual.

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  16. I have never come across purple corn before, most interesting.

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  17. I love noodles and these plates look yummy Nancy.

    Cruisin Paul

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  18. The sky shots are brilliant and all the food shots look sooooooo good! And you are able to grow corn I am impressed I am happy if I can just grow flowers lol!


    Allie of
    www.allienyc.com

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  19. Oh your breakfast looks most delicious. Yummy.

    I've never seen purple corn here. I'm guessing is just as good as yellow or white corn.

    Dinner looks might good too. We love fixing our dinners at home.

    Have a fabulous day and week, Nancy. ♥

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    1. Thank you, Sandee. Have a wonderful day and week.

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  20. Love that Indian vermicelli and that purple corn is amazing.

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  21. Never seen or heard of purple corn

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    1. It is not often we get to see purple corn.

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  22. It would be fun to find purple corn here. Your coffee and chicory looks good, we drink that here, too.

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  23. Nunca vi maíz morado. Ricos platos. Te mando un beso

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  24. Simple and tasty breakfast. The fish fry tempts! I see this purple corn is deeper in color than yours, which looks very natural.

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    1. Thank you, Jeevan. You are right, this one is deeper than mine.

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  25. I've never seen corn like that before.

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  26. Muy interesante el maíz. Besos.

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  27. I haven't come across 'Bru' brand, will keep a lookout for it.

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