Second Day Of Puasa

Don't worry, I'm not going to do a daily "puasa" post. ^^
We went to Pasar Ramadhan yesterday to look for buka puasa dishes. For today's buka puasa, it's home-cooked meal, very simple home cooked meal.

Grilled pari (skate) with budu (with lots of shallots, lime juice & cili padi) and blanched lady's fingers. Very very simple but very very good. 

What's more fun was that everyone chipped in at the kitchen. Mommy prepared the fish & budu mix, Daddy looked after the grilling and Raimie put the lady's finger in the boiling water and set the table too.

What should I cook next week, I wonder?


Comments

  1. hahahaha, why?? why not "puasa" post everyday for a month?? this will be the best thing you could do in your life.. hahahaha *wink*

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    1. i want to know how much you can write about your puasa everday lah, hehehe~~

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    2. Just rambling lahh.. what I eat for the day, repeated daily! kakaka

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    3. hahahaha, sounds so STP, kekekeke~~ :p

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    4. I would love the grilled pari!

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    5. I love lady's fingers too..very healthy meal!

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    6. They are nice, wenn. :)

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    7. wah ther grill pari really tempting la

      the other day went Melaka. Had the ladies finger and sambal . very nice. they boil the ladies finger then put sambal on top

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    8. Meow... now you are making me drool. Over boiled bendi and sambal! ;p

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  2. this is really simple!! i thought sahur must be like a feast to reward yourself for fasting for the whole day..

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    1. eih, since you got two boys to help you in the kitchen.. cook more lah!! now where's your petai??

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    2. i don't eat lady's finger lah, i hate that slimy slimy thing inside.. but then i think it goes well with the budu..

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    3. Sahur = pre-dawn meal
      Iftar = buka puasa. ;p

      Petai today? Cannot lah! Tomorrow gotta go to work. Don't want to stink up the office toilet! Bwahaha!!!

      The boys love this simple dish. We don't usually eat a lot of "lauk-pauk" in one sitting anyway. ;p

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    4. ooopsss, sorry!! mixed up sahur and iftar.. thank you cikgu for correcting me.. :D

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    5. so good, you can just cook simple meals and the two boys are contented.. how nice right?? you don't have picky boys..

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    6. I am very lucky.
      Lazy cook + non-fussy family = perfect combo! LOL

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    7. if you were yvonne you sure vomit blood, cos her kids won't even eat the cake she bakes~~ :D

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    8. SO far, they makan everything... but hubby usually is pretty apprehensive when I'm trying out new recipe. Scared its inedible! wakaka

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    9. I used to tell my boy..if you don't eat what I cook, then you cook your own food..

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    10. To tell you the truth, sometimes I won't eat what I cook! LOL

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    11. true..after cooking, we are too tired to eat..

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    12. especially when we are entertaining and people coming over. I will not have any appetite to eat.

      That's why I seldom ajak people come to my house *alasan* hahaha

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    13. This reminds me about all the fishes I caught when I went weekly fishing when young. I never dared to eat them cos geli la.

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    14. TM,
      Why you geli?
      I remember last time, my mom absolutely forbid me to bring back ikan keli if I caught any.
      But nowadays, I like to eat that bottom-feeder. My mom really geli that fish!

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    15. Yuks!!! Pengsan la...! You eat that. No smell meh?

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    16. I eat freshwater fish... so go figure. ;p

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    17. Usually fresh water fish smell like mud. In China they serve mostly fresh water. You will love it there!

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    18. LOL, I like your ikan keli and geli-feel combo, can make into pantun wor~~

      ♪ TM and Lina went fishing,
      Caught a fish in the evening,
      Why no eat ikan keli,
      Because mama say geli ♫

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    19. Kakakakakaka!!!

      Yvonne is good singer cos always picnic at Lake Gardens!

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    20. Nice one Yvonne! LOL

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    21. wah Yvonne can do song also . LOL...got bollywood muusic ka?

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  3. at first looking at the photo, i thought that was a SNAKE!! @_@"

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    1. afterall, skate and snake differ only one letter~~ huhuhu!!

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    2. Imagine makan snake for buka puasa! @.@

      It was a big ikan pari! Very kenyang eating it. ;)

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    3. you want to snake!! OMG!! how could you?? @.@"

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    4. Muahaha..! You thought it was a snake and I really thought it was a pangolin animal!!!!! I thought this Lina was crazy to eat wild beast to buka puasa.

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    5. You two!!!

      You think I makan haiwan liar kah? Kakaka

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    6. LOL.... Your photos were purposely taken to confuse Thambee and Anay la...

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    7. This 2 boys mata sepet. At one glance I already recognize it's ikan pari!!

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    8. Yvonne, yalor. Sepet cannot see properly lah those two uncle. kekeke

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    9. this one is call "creative"

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    10. those tow sure got active imagination. ;p

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  4. I really won't mind hear you posting daily on what you all eat for one month. This SK Thambee and I very Kay poh la.... I think Mr. Ahem is also our Kay poh gang. Kakakaka

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    1. Now only I know there are kay-poh men abound! Muahaha!!!

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    2. I thought all men no busy body one.... now I know there's 3 sekawan who are kay poh men, kakakaka!

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    3. i also wanna kaypoh wat u eat leh

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    4. today I eat nasi lemak for buka puasa, with sambal sotong. yum yum. ;p

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  5. I love to eat boiled ladies finger with sambal belacan! This is also like Thai dish. I even ate flowers with sambal belacan when I was a kid growing up in Thailand. Crazy people there...

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    1. Healthy lah! No wonder TM grow up so healthy... and pandai. Diet was good.

      How is TM anay's diet now? All go haywire with eating too much curry? kekeke

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    2. Very soon I might jadi macam Mak Angkat Yan. I will bring bubur hangat to eat for sarapan and then chill it for lunch and the boil it again for dinner!!! Then add ice cream to make iced bubur for supper!! Kakakaka


      Just kidding nia... SK's Mak Yan jangan marah ok.

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    3. Yan become Mak Yan! ROFL!

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    4. Amboi.... Mak Yan not here yet ka? She must be busy preparing healthy diet for tomorrow. She really taught us many things la.

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    5. I just told Mak Yan about her name's appearance here, you guys better start running far far, she'll be coming for you with her cane, wakakakaka!

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    6. TM, breakfast bubur, lunch bubur and dinner bubur, ok wert! Supper cannot take already, Add ice-cream very fattening one.

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  6. I also love to eat any type of Ikan Bakar and not snakes or pangolin! Kakakaka

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    1. Anything seafood too!

      But definitely not tenggiling. But out of curiosity - how does it taste like? o.O

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    2. Ikan bakar is very scrumptious..pedas lagi lazat!

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    3. Yeah lagi pedas lagi bagus!!!

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  7. talking bout buka puasa..i love the kuih the most :D

    Latest: Crazy Japanese Promo: ONLY RM16!

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    1. I pulak seldom eat kuih! Fattening! LOL

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  8. Lina, do you sapu kunyit powder or any-like to the fish? It looks yellowish and I simply love anything with kunyit!

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    1. Yalor, rub a LOT of kunyit all over the pari... that's why colour like that. ;p

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  9. And budu, wow, long time never had that!! So good to go with fried fish. Now you make me wanna google it up - how to make budu; or you wanna write a post: Cook with Lina - Budu recipe ;)

    I got introduced with budu by my in laws family :D
    They are Kelantanese and I guess budu originated from east, right?

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    1. meow,
      eat dessert can be fattening lah! LOL

      Yvonne,
      budu comes from Kelantan. Aiyoh, why need to know how to make budu. Just buy it... famous brand : budu cap ketereh. ;p

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  11. This ...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX1jh7QdrpY

    PS: Nando's is a spicy chicken fast food joint in SA. They're equally famous for their food and their "spare no holy cows" ads.

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    1. Nando's is here Ru!

      LO at the ad. Poor guy waiting for the sun to go down. ;p

      Used to be quite good, but as always with Malaysian ventures, they want to earn $$$ more and portion became smaller and smaller. hu~

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    2. You've got Nando's?! 0_0

      Small portions? Boo! The Sow Effrican portions are BIG!

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    3. Welcome to Malaysia. When it first opened way back when... 1999 0r 2000, the portion was pretty decent.

      I guess chicken cost too much for them. kakaka

      But the plates are big. ;p

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  12. Homecooked food beats outside food anytime and esp when everyone chips in to prepare.

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