Prawn Noodle, Fish Noodle, Chinese Rojak & Bubur Cha Cha

 This was a Sunday morning. We attended the Sunday service in Jelapang.

Sunrise at 7:15am.

We had breakfast before going to church.

Hubby ordered prawn noodle.

I ordered from a stall which I have not tried. I chose fish noodle with ginger egg omelette. It was nice but a bit sweet to my taste. Next time, I will prefer to order the item with pickled vegetable (hum choy).

Beautifully trimmed trees in a friend's house.

After church, we drove to Jelapang town for a light lunch.

We ordered a small plate of Chinese rojak. It was served with the sauce in separate bowls.

Finally, I get to eat bubur cha cha, while hubby ordered coconut water.

The wicked will finally lose; the righteous will finally win.

(Proverbs 21:18, The Living Bible-TLB)

Chapati With Mutton And Chicken Curries For Dinner

 Our day started as usual with a morning walk.

8:10am

After morning walk, we drove out to pick up our friends from a car service centre.

While waiting for our friends in front of the car service centre, we watch some cars being unloaded from this car transporter.

We met up with our friends again for dinner at Restoran & Kafe New Weng Fatt in Ipoh Garden.

We ordered the following in small portions from the chapati stall for 4 people to share.

Chicken curry.

Sardine curry.

Potato.

Cabbage

Chicken curry.

Dhall curry.

3 pieces of chapati.

We also ordered 10 sticks of chicken satay (grilled skewered chicken) but forgot to snap photo to show. All the above food is worth going back for.

On the way to our car, we passed by this bike.

I just had to stop to snap these photos.

Next, we drove to the Ipoh Stadium food court for dessert.

Hubby ordered corn cream with shaved ice.

Our friends ordered ice-kacang.

Our friend ordered crispy tofu with cucumber and yam bean salad for sharing.

We all enjoyed this very much.

Also a small plate of Chinese rojak for sharing.

Linking to Wordless Wednesday & My Corner of the World.

When we ask the Lord's blessing upon our drinking from the cup

of wine at the Lord's Table, this means, doesn't it,

that all who drink it are sharing together the blessing of Christ's blood?

And when we break off pieces of the bread from the loaf

to eat there together, this shows that

we are sharing together in the benefits of his body.

(1 Corinthians 10:16, The Living Bible-TLB)

Seafood Tom Yam Noodle & Savoury Long Bean Rice

This was a public holiday. Started our morning walk late because we woke up late.

Morning sky at 7:15am.

7:20am

After morning walk, we stopped at Kedai Kopi Sin Choi Yuen for breakfast.

I ordered the above Seafood Tom Yam noodle (RM10).

Hubby ordered his usual fried noodle (RM6). No photo to show.

There were clams (lala), fish paste, 3 big prawns, tomato, green vegetable and rice vermicelli. An appetizing bowl of noodle to start off the day.

Walking home after breakfast at 8:10am.

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Since it was a public holiday, our neighbours did some shopping and bought the following 2 items for us.

2 tubs of tofu fa.

One with ginger syrup and one with palm sugar.

And Chinese fruit rojak.

Very nice with lots of crushed peanuts.

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Home cooked dinner.

Hubby went to visit his friend who recently had a knee surgery and the friend's wife gave him a bundle of home grown long beans.

I used two thirds of the long beans to cook steamed savoury rice.

Ingredients used: chopped garlic, diced shiitake mushroom, diced roast pork, diced cuttlefish, oyster sauce, soy sauce, black sauce, cooking oil, sesame oil, long beans and brown rice. I stir-fried the ingredients till fragrant before transferring to the above pot, add water and steamed till the rice is cooked.

Sambal belacan with lime juice as condiment.

It was a delicious dinner and I couldn't resist having 2 helpings of the rice.

There was enough leftover for the next day's lunch.

I tried to but I couldn't remember when I found this mural.

Hornbills painted on the sealed windows looks like framed paintings of hornbills.

Linking to Monday Mural.

Bring all the tithes into the storehouse so that

there will be food enough in my Temple;

if you do, I will open up the windows of heaven for you

and pour out a blessing so great you won't have room

enough to take it in! "Try it! Let me prove it to you!

(Malachi 3:10, The Living Bible-TLB)

Cold Desserts & Rojak At Hawaii, Teluk Intan

Do we drive straight back to Ipoh after our seafood lunch at Bagan Sungai Burung? Since it was still early, we decided to return to Teluk Intan to buy the popular chee cheong fun which is steamed rice flour noodle with yam bean.

A friend requested a stop to snap some photos of the old court house. This is found at the side of the gate and not the actual building.

This is the actual building. It was built in 1880 and used as a court until 1983. Though no longer serves as a court house, it is still in used and is listed under the list of heritage buildings.

Next, we stopped here to buy a few packets of "chee cheong fun" home. We were hoping to enjoy some "do re mi" aka "ice kacang" but the place was closed.

So we came to "Hawaii" instead.

On our last visit, they occupied only 1 shop lot. Now, they occupy 2 shot lots.

We were seated in the 2nd shop lot and this was on the wall next to our table.

A corner for vintage items.

To quench our thirst, the ladies ordered the above cold drinks.

The men ordered cendol ice with jelly.

A plate of fruit rojak for sharing.

We had these at about 4pm.

From a stall selling "lo han kuo" or the monk fruit drink, the business has progressed to the present day "Hawaii".

Put these abilities to work:

throw yourself into your tasks so that

everyone may notice your improvement and progress.

(1 Timothy 4:15, The Living Bible-TLB)

Home Cooked Steamed Prawns & Fried Clams For Dinner

The weather is getting warmer now. That means we will be sweating and the air conditioner will be on for most of the nights. We still have intermittent rain and occasional thunderstorm.

On this particular morning, we started our morning walk at about 7:05am.

Returning from our morning walk at about 7:45am.

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Dinner at our friend's house for 4 people.

She bought some fresh prawns and clams (lala).

Steamed prawns.

Stir fried clams (lala) with sour lime sauce, ginger, garlic, and basil leaves.

She knows my hubby doesn't like the smell of basil leaves, so she separately stir fried a plate of clams without the basil leaves for hubby.

I contributed this pot of stewed pork rib with blanched broccoli.

This was our early dinner ( and some of us took a bit of rice to go with the above dishes. After dinner, we watched TV and chit chatted and then it was time for supper. We then drove to the Perak Stadium food stalls looking for Chinese rojak.

Our friend ordered this plate of fruit rojak for sharing.

She also ordered the above crispy flour crackers, drizzled with rojak sauce and crushed peanuts. It comes in a set of 3 pieces.

I ordered this plate of blanched paku pakis (salad style).

This wasn't as nice and tender as before.

As you can see the thick fibrous stalks was very obvious.

For drink, we order this bean curd sheet boiled with barley.

The above items were displayed at the Antong Coffee Mill mini museum. The enamel items consisting of tiffin (food) carrier, a pot and 2 mugs.

A close up of the Purple Heart flower from my garden.

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

But you have received the Holy Spirit,

and he lives within you, in your hearts,

so that you don't need anyone to teach you what is right.

For he teaches you all things, and he is the Truth, and no liar;

and so, just as he has said, you must live in Christ,

never to depart from him.

(1 John 2:27, The Living Bible-TLB)