Croissant Sandwich & Yellow Wine Chicken Noodle

Even though we may use the same route everyday for our morning walk, there is always something new that attracts our attention. It could be a beautiful sunrise, a barking dog, birds flying over us or a beautiful flower by the roadside just like this cockscomb flower.

I saw this cockscomb flower in front of a house we passed by. I had to stop to take this snapshot. The cockscomb flower has the appearance of a brain.

The above was my breakfast on this particular morning. Croissant with luncheon meat and fried egg. I had this with a cup of unsweetened coffee.

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From my garden.

These are my white bitter gourd plants growing in a pot.

Lately, I don't know why some of the white bitter gourds seem to be rotting at the tail end. Could it be due to the excessive water from the rainy season.

Good thing the bitter gourd was not spoilt. I only have to cut off and discard the end part. The rest of the gourd was still good and fresh.

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Simple home cooked dinner.

I have home made glutinous rice wine and wheat noodle (mee sua). I also have chicken legs in the freezer. I wanted to cook something that is delicious and good for a rainy day.

Glutinous rice wine chicken soup with noodle. I had the mee sua while hubby had instant noodle because he doesn't like mee sua.

Ingredients used: chicken legs (without skin), glutinous rice wine, ginger slices, red dates and gojiberries for the soup and noodle.

A replica of an old fashioned wood fire cooking stove in one of the museum I visited. We had a stove that looked something like this in the village house when I was a kid.

Linking to Happy Tuesday, Image-in-ing & Tuesday's Treasures.

"Then I, the King, shall say to those at my right,

'Come, blessed of my Father, into the Kingdom

prepared for you from the founding of the world.

For I was hungry and you fed me;

I was thirsty and you gave me water;

I was a stranger and you invited me into your homes;

naked and you clothed me; sick and in prison, and you visited me.'

(Matthew 25:34-36, The Living Bible-TLB)