中秋节快乐 everyone! 🌝
When young, we used to put a table in the garden and put mini yams, water caltrops that look like horns, mooncakes, pomelos on the table and eat the food sitting in the full moonlight. When younger, we used to walk around the housing Taman with lanterns. Now we don't do anything.
12.15 noon - mini mooncake on a tablespoon. On the mooncake are the words 豆沙Dòushā Red bean paste.
12.16 noon - red bean paste fillings. Taste ok. I like the baked taste of the molasses dough pastry skin.
12.13 noon - bought from urban marketplace supermarket pinnacle condo Sri Petaling. 5 mini mooncakes wrapped in a roll MYR 3.90 nett with 10% discount is MYR 3.50 nett.
12.19 noon - ingredient:
10.28 am - set B MYR 7.90+ which includes a hot coffee, 2 soft boiled eggs and double Kaya butter toasts.
10.34 am - small bowl of nasi lemak deep fried boneless chicken chop MYR 6.90+ which is just right for the two of us to have a taste. The chicken is warm with crispy skin and juicy meat but the skin is a bit salty for me.
10.35 am - set d MYR 12.90+ includes iced vintage coffee, siu mai and 2 BBQ chicken baos. Total price for 2 sets and 1 nasi lemak chicken is MYR 30.45 nett.
12.24 noon - he walked to fatty mixed rice and bought chapfan no rice MYR 8 nett for his very early dinner. I didn't eat his this pack of chapfan no rice.
*** HSS Confectionery ***
12.16 noon - red bean paste fillings. Taste ok. I like the baked taste of the molasses dough pastry skin.
12.13 noon - bought from urban marketplace supermarket pinnacle condo Sri Petaling. 5 mini mooncakes wrapped in a roll MYR 3.90 nett with 10% discount is MYR 3.50 nett.
Other fillings available are lotus paste and lotus pandan paste.
12.18 noon - made by hss confectionery foodstuff SDN BHD in muar.
12.19 noon - ingredient:
Red bean paste, wheat flour, sugar, palm oil, egg, colourings, and preservatives.
*** Nam Heong Pinnacle ***
10.28 am - set B MYR 7.90+ which includes a hot coffee, 2 soft boiled eggs and double Kaya butter toasts.
10.34 am - small bowl of nasi lemak deep fried boneless chicken chop MYR 6.90+ which is just right for the two of us to have a taste. The chicken is warm with crispy skin and juicy meat but the skin is a bit salty for me.
10.35 am - set d MYR 12.90+ includes iced vintage coffee, siu mai and 2 BBQ chicken baos. Total price for 2 sets and 1 nasi lemak chicken is MYR 30.45 nett.
Morning 44.60
Next morning 44.20
Happy to expel 400ml water
*** Fatty mixed rice ***
12.24 noon - he walked to fatty mixed rice and bought chapfan no rice MYR 8 nett for his very early dinner. I didn't eat his this pack of chapfan no rice.
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Those yesteryears of playing lanterns and eating mooncakes, sometimes watching Chinese movie together on tv with family during mid autumn festival are long gone. Now it is just another ordinary day.
ReplyDeleteYa now because there are no children in the family so no celebration.
Deletenot just the children...Last time the elderly will sit outside (at garden or car porch) after dinner to enjoy the full moon and watching children play or just chat with the neighbors. Nowadays, everyone just stay indoors and sent greetings via whatsapp.
DeleteThat is what I meant. Without below 21 years old children around in the house, the elderlies and older children will not be bothered to have any celebrations because they have already been there and done that.
DeleteIf got grandchildren around, the elderlies grandparents and parents will join in the celebrations because want to create new memories for the grandchildren.
The mini mooncake is so cute! It is ideal, just eat one and be done with it LOL! I remember those years as a child, me and the neighborhood kids would walk around with lanterns. I wonder if kids of today do this. Nowadays, I also like to eat dinner early especially weekends.
ReplyDeleteYes the children still walk around gated guarded communities such as condos with their lanterns as the residents association will organise the celebrations.
DeleteCute mooncakes. I would have assumed that kind of tube contains the tausar type of pastries.
ReplyDeleteYou mean those tambun mung bean pastries?
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