I told myself that I must not buy any more yarns because I still have tons of them.
But I couldn't resist this pastel rainbow ball which cost a mere AUD$2.00.
I started on something the minute I got home, and halfway through, I got frustrated. It takes too darn long to finish a project! Grrr. Almost finished!
Meatless Monday dinner last week was an Indian theme.
Not very impressive looking, I know. :) |
Capati with aloo gobi, palak paneer, curried potatoes and dhal. We could only finish half of the meal and the rest was lunch for the next day.
Well, I have 2 small tubs each of aloo gobi and dhal in the freezer. I should have halved the recipes!
Recipes on the SBS website were referred to:
Palak paneer (I halved the recipe)
Aloo gobi - Oops, I forgot where I got it from.
Capati's easiest recipe?
1 cup flour
1/2 warm water (mix hot water and some cold water)
1 tsp salt
1 TBSP vegetable oil
One of those fatty breakfasts:
Quesadila.
I shall do some strength exercises now to make myself feel better ...
I am on a self-imposed baking ban and it's killing me.
Well, not really but it is a torture.
I want to bake cookies to eat and share with friends.
I want to bake cakes to eat and share with friends.
I must stop looking at recipes, like that shortbread cookies with chocolate drizzle.
Hopefully I can set up a shop next year. :D |
And the need to lose a couple of kilos before I return home and pig out on mum's homecooking!
Crap, I'm not even ready to return home next week.
Time really flies!
Balik hometown next week?
ReplyDeleteWelcome back.
Thanks, Bunny!
DeleteI have a list of things to buy and bring over, and another list for things to eat when i'm in KL haha!
Because the eating part, a whole lot of running also neeed to be included, right? ;)
DeleteBring some of that palak paneer along too, please!
ReplyDeletei'm still waiting to try your wife's wadeh ... :P
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