Sunday, March 22, 2009

Seafood Dinner

This was a follow-up dinner after our kelong trip. I cooked mostly seafood for my friends tonight. Post Ocean Bay Resort dinner cum belated birthday cake cutting for two friends.

Sharing with you the food we enjoyed tonight.

Black Pepper Crab
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Chilli Crab
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Calamari
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Steamed Fish
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Garlic Basil Sauteed Prawns
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Honey baked wings
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Brinjal
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No picture of the fried kangkong and clams though

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Dessert was oreo cheesecake
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This was the belated birthday cake for the birthday girl and boy.
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28 comments:

  1. The chicken wings looks tempting...

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  2. Anonymous9:21 AM

    Hi,

    Can share how to prepare the calamari rings? TIA

    fiona

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  3. My all-time favourite from your bakes is the oreo cheesecakes!

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  4. Anonymous6:04 PM

    Wow, this is such a big feast and all dishes are prepared by one pair of hands, OMG, you are so good.

    I like the honey baked chicken wings particularly, can you please share the recipe>

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  5. I second the request for the calamari recipe!!

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  6. seriously..you should go open your own seafood restaurant..your dishes looked so yummilicious

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  7. For the calamari recipe I will just share it here. It was my dad who taught me how to make the batter. 3 tbsp rice flour, 1 tbsp plain flour, 2 tsp baking powder, salt and pepper (estimation), about 2 tbsp of sesame oil, cold water, mix into a batter that is not too thin or too thick. This part you will have to eyeball it with your own judgement. You can use the same batter for prawn fritters too.

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  8. Anonymous10:46 AM

    baking mum,
    u are really a fantastic cook....for me it wld take me at least a day to prepare all these food..

    i wish i know you so that i can go and eat all the gd food haha

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  9. Anonymous6:52 PM

    oh my its mouth watering the pics... please share your recipe for the crabs.. and also teach us how to kill them...

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  10. Anonymous1:35 PM

    Lee,
    See already .... 'lao-nua'
    That's quite a spread!

    Ma-Li

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  11. wow i am salivating at this feast! Especially the crabs!

    btw, Baking Mum, I had been looking for an easy pastry recipe for pies, and used the one you used for Chicken Pie.

    my girls love it! thanks for sharing!
    http://www.fadaboutfood.com/2009/03/chicken-pie-with-diy-pastry.html

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  12. May i know what camera you are using in regards to photos in your food blog? I am doing a personal survey before buying a new camera as current photos in my blog kinda sucks, i am using a 5-years-old Pentax Option4S. Thanks for your help

    possible, please reply me

    vivien_1223 at yahoo.com

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  13. Hi Vivien, I am using a Panasonic Lumix FX 30.

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  14. You are welcome Fadmom.

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  15. you so "keng chau" cook all the super delicious yourself!!

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  16. wah...got restaurant standard...pleasing to the eye and must be tantalising to the tongue....please share share the pepper crabs and chilly crab recipe, can?

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  17. Anonymous9:14 PM

    Dear hugbear

    I have tried the calamari recipe but not so crisy but the taste acceptable from my family. Have to eat while hot but how u manage to cook so many dish while still serve hot or warm.

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  18. I wanted to try a new crab recipe but unable find some nice crab lately. Will let you know later!

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  19. Anonymous6:59 PM

    Hi Hugbear,

    I have microwave oven with conventional bake. Can you pls. advise me did you remove the round rotating glass plate when baking cakes & buns?

    Thanks

    anonymous

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  20. Chicken wings look excellent ! I can almost smell black pepper crabs, drool !!!

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  21. Anonymous9:04 AM

    Hi Baking Mum,

    Could you kindly provide me your email address at neiltoto@hotmail.com as I need some baking advise from you.

    Thank you.

    Mixue

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  22. wow, another round of your yummy seafood meals. For the garlic basil prawns - did you first deep -fried the prawns, then heat wok, saute garlic, add prawn, basil and quick stir under high heat?

    Wai Fong

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  23. Hi Anonymous, yes I did remove the glass plate and I used the lower rack to bake.

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  24. My Little Space, hope you can find your crab soon.

    Chumpman, thanks.

    Hi Mixue, my email is leeleet@gmail.com

    Hi Wai Fong, yes the prawns was deepfried first. Your steps are correct. However you need to add a bit of sauce when stirfrying.

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  25. Wow wow! so much of delicious food.

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  26. The garlic basil prawns looks so good

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