My recent whereabouts & Carrot Coriander Soup Recipe
February 5, 2012 – 12:22 am | 2 Comments

Feeling pretty bad that I cannot post regularly lately, one of the reasons is that I have finally decided to take some German lessons. I have always had phobia to learn German due to previous …

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Getaway weekend in Zermatt, Switzerland
August 23, 2011 – 11:54 pm | 5 Comments
Getaway weekend in Zermatt, Switzerland

Recently I have received an email from Wikio that my blog is ranked 27 in the Travel & Tourisms category which was quite pleasing but at the same time feel pity because I have not …

An afternoon @Vitra Design Museum, Germany
August 3, 2011 – 1:20 am | 3 Comments
An afternoon @Vitra Design Museum, Germany

Yesterday was Swiss National Day, every thing was closed in Switzerland. So I thought of visiting somewhere across the French or German border. I was thinking of going to an open-air farm museum in Alsace …

Shiso pesto pasta with sauteed mushrooms & marinated fish roe
December 13, 2010 – 10:41 pm | 9 Comments
Shiso pesto pasta with sauteed mushrooms & marinated fish roe

Sorry it’s pasta again…
The last two weeks had been very busy but special, my secondary schoolmate, Cynthia came to stay with me all the way from sunny San Francisco to snowy Basel. I guess if …

Thai Green Papaya Salad (Som Tum) recipe & day trip to Lauterbrunnen, Interlaken-Switzerland
September 28, 2010 – 10:07 pm | 18 Comments
Thai Green Papaya Salad (Som Tum) recipe & day trip to Lauterbrunnen, Interlaken-Switzerland

It has almost been a month seen my last post. I do miss blogging but right now, my first priority is really the little one. Although I do not have much time right now but …

Tuscany Part 4: Vinci & Baccalà alla Vesuviana (baccalà with tomatoes & capers)
May 5, 2010 – 5:41 pm | 11 Comments
Tuscany Part 4: Vinci & Baccalà alla Vesuviana (baccalà with tomatoes & capers)

Probably due to the relatively large Italian population living in Basel, we can find quite a lot of Italian ingredients here. I have come across the Baccalà (salt cod) from time to time in Manor Supermarket but I …

Short trip to Normandy, France
April 26, 2010 – 6:17 pm | 16 Comments
Short trip to Normandy, France

During Easter break, we spent 3 days in Normandy and 3 days in Paris. Peter drove 957km to Normandy, the longest road trip in one go. I wish we could stay longer as 3 days in Normandy …

Cheap ‘n’ Chic eats in Hong Kong Part II: Ten traditional street foods
November 10, 2009 – 5:28 pm | 17 Comments
Cheap ‘n’ Chic eats in Hong Kong Part II: Ten traditional street foods

 
Photo taken in Lantau Island
I was hoping to be able to write a second post last week but my in-laws are visiting us so I have been busy with them. It is very pleasing for me that they like my …

Cheap ‘n’ Chic eats in Hong Kong: Part I
October 25, 2009 – 10:15 pm | 13 Comments
Cheap ‘n’ Chic eats in Hong Kong: Part I

So during my stay in Hong Kong, what have I eaten there? I have eaten so much good food there that I have to organize them into several posts to share with you all.
I came up the idea …

Funny shaped Japanese Watermelons
October 19, 2009 – 9:26 pm | 15 Comments
Funny shaped Japanese Watermelons

Human face Japanese Watermelon, approx. costs USD1282 !
So after 3 weeks or so in Hong Kong, I am now back to Switzerland. I had a temperature shock from over 30ºC to a drop to daytime …

Celebrate China’s 60th National Day & Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong
October 3, 2009 – 7:58 pm | 10 Comments
Celebrate China’s 60th National Day & Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong

This is the first time I can celebrate China’s 60th National Day on Oct 1 and Mid-Autumn Festival, Oct 3 in Hong Kong since I left 4 years ago. The parades celebrating China’s 60th National Day were so incredibly impressive …

Tuscany part 3: stracchino & sausage crostini
August 24, 2009 – 3:37 pm | 9 Comments
Tuscany part 3: stracchino & sausage crostini

So if you have followed my travels, I still have some Tuscan recipes I learnt which I promised to post. Here is one for you today. It is extremely easy to make and great for your …

Bustling Wanchai Open Food Market, Hong Kong (revisited)
August 18, 2009 – 12:02 am | 17 Comments
Bustling Wanchai Open Food Market, Hong Kong (revisited)

The PAWN Restaurant, a British gastropub restored from a pawn shop, an old colonial building
Last year when I was back for a short stay in Hong Kong, I had a great afternoon with my cousin, Steve. We spent a …

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