*** The Eight eatery ***
I ordered prawns Omelette Rice MYR 20.80++
I am surprised that they put slices of raw onion on top of the omelette rice because usually the onion is put into the omelette so the onion is cooked and not raw. Now the raw onions gave a fresh clean taste to the omelette.
Total MYR 47.20 nett
*** Oriental Kopi ***
10.11 am - our usual breakfast set MYR 13.90++
*** Clear Fridge Food ***
4.13 pm - he ate 🥑 and gave me a quarter so I ate it with a slice of wholemeal bread and we both ate one tea egg each bought on Monday.
12.28 noon - The Eight eatery
10.14 am - he ordered a slice of margarine toast with sugar sprinkled on top MYR 3.90++ because he used to eat this type of toast as a child.
4.42 pm - I then ate both the pineapple pastries I bought on Tuesday. Then I ate one slice of wholemeal bread with no added salt no added sugar peanut butter.
Morning 44.45
Next morning 45.05
Retained 600g water because ate too much rice and pastries.
*** The End ***
Hi dear Mun, toast and eggs is my favourite breakfast 😋
ReplyDeletePrawns omelet rice sounds delicious.
Toasts and eggs taste good 😋
DeleteI have seen recipes of omelette where they serve it with raw onions. I happen to love raw onions and I think it is delicious served like that.
ReplyDeleteI am ok with raw onions, just don't see raw onions being used often in Cantonese cuisine.
DeleteMay I know the recipes you saw is what type of cuisine?
I m fine with raw and cooked onions, both taste good!
ReplyDeleteBut have you eaten raw onions in Cantonese cuisine as in those chap fan stalls, have you encountered raw onions? I am ok with raw onions too, because often eat them with satay.
DeleteJust seldom seen them used in Cantonese dishes.
I think nowadays our local canto cuisine is very much fusionized, so it's not uncommon anymore. Some chapfan stalls got sell thai style tofu/fish/chicken also put raw onion, so no fuss.
DeleteAh, u already said it, Thai style means is not Cantonese cuisine lah 😛
DeleteOh that's an interesting version of omelette.
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