It’s December which means it’s harvesting time for oca tubers. Oca tubers are also known as New Zealand yam and oca tuberosa. At the moment it is still not available to buy in supermarkets in the UK. However, the tubers are sold on eBay for planting between September and December. It is priced according to […]
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Here is a recipe of how to make wonton soup. Wonton soup (i馄饨汤 Húntún tāng) is basically Chinese style ravioli with Chinese based ingredients. The pastry is thinner than ravioli so that is why it is much better to buy shop bought ones rather than making at home using the pasta making machine. There are
This blog is on how to use Tailwind focusing on it’s dashboard. When one first starting using Tailwind’s free 100 unlimited time span one can feel very lost. There are steps that Tailwind app walks on thru it. Like many new bloggers I have sign up for initially on their free service as I read
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I love making pan fried chinese dumplings recipes as it’s quite easy to make. iI is also known as Guōtiē jiǎozi (锅贴饺子) or pot sticker buns/ dumplings. There not a lot of wrong one can go with it. Most importantly as busy mums or working people they last in fridge or freezer once cooked. I
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Recently we had strong winds here in London, as a result my greenhouse has not quite look like a greenhouse?!! With the panels off it just looks like a shelf!! So this post is on if I have another greenhouse …., I am originally from Malaysia I been living in the UK for the past
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Who would have thought that the London transport museum is a good day out in London for families?!!! It is not only just for families but all ages alike. As it is quite a family friendly place my advice is to avoid during peaks times like weekends and school holidays if you can help it.
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This a blog on edible flower orchids ?!! Yes indeed they are edible. Some varieties are edible and they are use in cake decorations and all sorts. The variety I got is dendrobrium and it is available to buy in garden centres. That is where I got mine from. I have some passion for edible