Sunday, February 20, 2011

The 52-Week Collection - Week 46: Meltable Bars


What a creation! This is the model of Parthenon that is made from White Chocolate!! Chauses went to a chocolate world heritage show yesterday and the whole room is full of chocolate made architecture! The room smells really good because of the chocolate there lol....I wonder if anyone would really eat those model at the end of the show? LoL

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Waffle on Sandwich Machine?!


Chauses always likes waffle but she doesn't have a waffle machine...on this precious holiday - Sunday she decided to make waffle on her sandwich machine...lol

Recipe is adopted from OneShyOfABunch:

1 egg
1/4 cup of vegetable oil
3/4 cup + 2 TB milk
1 and 1/2 Tsp sugar
2 Tsp Baking Powder
1/8 Tsp Salt

Direction:
Beat the egg until fluffy, add in sugar, oil and milk and then the dry ingredient.

Preheat the sandwich maker and then pour over the liquid in batches , fill in the triangle space by full.
Time for 4 mins, then flip over the 'waffle' for anthoer 3 mins, or until they are well cooked.

Not so sure if they will be a success try in the beginning...it turned out okay!! LoL

Add honey..blueberry jam or whatever we like on and enjoy this great afternoon tea!

But honestly, Chauses still likes waffle in their traditional shape, think that is still the most delicious way to eat waffle lol
Posted by Picasa

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Name Stamp!

*haha* I am actually quite proud of myself after I made this name stamp LoL
My interest of making stamps should actually be traced back to the time when I was in primary school. I like doing stamps during lessons...LoL *shuuuu*

It has been quite a long long time till I made this name stamp a few days ago, after seeing my friend sharing very beautiful stamps photos on facebook, and so I picked some unused rubber and started making my name stamp...I would like to have this stamp for a long time and now here it is! Hehe

It is not that difficult to do actually, if you would like to make one also, just get a rubber that has been sitting in the house for ages, use MS word to print out your name in the font you like (size around 18) then flip the paper over and copy the line on the rubber (I am not very good in drawing so I need to print out something for reference...), use a cutter to cut away the rubber around the lines (of course we can use the tools that is specially designed for engraving, but I only have my cutter LoL) Be really careful, do not cut your fingers!
Posted by Picasa

The 52-Week Collection - Week 45: The Formular


Oh gee!! I didn't realize that I haven't written any entry for such a long while....sorry orz
My camera is not in a very healthy condition for my battery charger went overseas unexpectedly lol and my prime lens finally calls for retirement...

This is probably the last great shot from my prime lens...I like my prime lens a lot *sigh*

Mcdonal's coffee might not be the best but it is one of my favorites. Producing a cup of successful coffee needs to follow strict formula just like baking a great cake...and I think this can applies to whatever we do too, although I also agree that inventions sometimes need us to not follow the formula we have.

em...hope I will get the mood back to take some photos soon again...

Best wishes for the year of rabbit!

Saturday, January 22, 2011

The 52-Week Collection - Week 44: Graduation

In life we graduate everyday...

The 52-Week Collection - Week 43: Mission

The 52-Week Collection - Week 42: Source of Life

We have to love and protect the nature, for it is the fundamental source for our lives. Other things won't matter anymore when the earth reaches its limit to the damage we are doing to the planet...

The 52-Week Collection - Week 41: Wish

The Chinese New Year will approach very soon, what's your wishes for the coming year of rabbit? :)

The 52-Week Collection - Week 40: Regularity & Discipline

The 52-Week Collection - Week 39: History


There's an unique story behind everyone of us that makes us who we are. Sometimes it's kind of interesting to tell ourselves our own stories.