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    samaria26

    Brisbane

    Chef #2009542

    Brisbane

    Joined: Sep 17, 2011

    My Journal

    Reviewed Apricot Tea Delight

    "A nice and satisfying refreshment! It is sweet, smooth and apricot-tasting and is more satisfying than watery soft drink. The use of ginger ale for the fizz is great because the ale itself is exceedingly fizzy but is just perfect for the syrupy apricot mixture. It's important to follow the recipe to a T; both liquids must be well chilled in order t..."

    Dec 18, 2011 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Low Fat Pita Chips by Kozmic Blues

    Dec 10, 2011 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Low Fat Pita Chips by Kozmic Blues

    Dec 10, 2011 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Girl Scout Chocolate Mint Cookies (Copycat) by Wineaux

    Dec 10, 2011 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Girl Scout Chocolate Mint Cookies (Copycat) by Wineaux

    Dec 10, 2011 on Food.com

    Reviewed Chocolate Pomegranate Seeds

    "Nom nom nom nom! These sweet treats were fun to make and the eating part afterward is totally worth the effort. Just don't underestimate the amount of time it takes - after delicately removing the seeds, drying all of them well and melting the chocolate in several batches, you may find that a few good hours have passed. I did these on Saturday as I..."

    Dec 10, 2011 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Banana Shake / Smoothie by Chef floWer

    Nov 30, 2011 on Food.com

    Saved Recipe Banana Shake / Smoothie by Chef floWer

    Nov 30, 2011 on Food.com

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    About Me

    I enjoy cooking as a hobby because of the fun, hands-on work it involves and also the wonderful aromas you get as you anticipate the final product. My main focus is on baking cakes, slices, cookies, brownies etc.. since I can take the time to enjoy myself :)

    As you may not know, I am quite a novice cook (or should I say baker) and am always on the lookout for valuable tips and advice - which explains my tendency to collect a lot of cookbooks! So if you would like to share anything, feel free to message me here - I'll be quite grateful.

    I just love searching for tried-and-true recipes, recipes from other countries and also the more healthy options. Perhaps one day, when I'm less clueless about how something should be cooked and which flavours pair together, I'll be able to contribute some recipes of my own for others to try out :)

    Favorite Foods

    I have lots of favourite foods, actually.....

    For sweets, I could live on coconut, hazelnut, pandan rice cakes (from Malaysia), pineapples!!!!! and basically any fruit.

    For savouries, I enjoy foods with fiery chilli, squid!!!!, plenty of fresh vegetables, lamb, fresh salmon, sushi and Vietnamese rice paper wraps. (best invention ever!!)

    I don't really have a favourite dish to cook, since I usually spend my time mixing batter together and pulling a cake/tray out of the oven. I would really like to spend more time putting together easy, savoury meals - to get some practice and to make sure the family actually enjoys eating my novice creation >-<

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