Here's a post that doesn't involve eating out :)
Quick and easy snack to make which does involve cheese, tomato sauce and bread. What? THREE ingredients only?
Spread the tomato sauce onto your slice of bread then top it off with some mozarella cheese. Chuck em under the grill for about 15-20 minutes? (Just keep an eye on it haha)
Easy snack :)
- Signing off, Nhi :)
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Well its interesting now that Masterchef has returned and everyone is all of a sudden that little bit more interested and enthusiastic towards food.
I mean we eat it everyday whether its day or night, hail or shine yet it takes something as simple as a tv show to encourage everyone to start making their own recipes or to have a go at a traditional family or cultural dish.
I know that Masterchef has driven me to try something new, to explore the dishes that surround us on a daily basis, dishes from around the world all delivered to our doorsteps, literally.
Its also great to see that the younger generations are getting into this, i know from experience my younger siblings create a stampede in trying to race to the tv to get the best seat when masterchef is about to start. Its great to see that they are so enthusiastic towards something so essential in our lifes and hopefully we can reach a time where the mothers can relax and the kids can take over dinner time and of course with adult supervision.
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Cabramatta in Sydney's south-west is famous for its Asian cuisine and how affordable and delicious it is. My family headed to a restaurant there last weekend for lunch. We chose to eat at Won Kee, a Thai and Chinese restaurant. 
Their menus came with 4x6in photos with the dish's name underneath. I thought this was very helpful as you could see clearly what you were ordering. So it was like ordering from a photo book :)
We ordered (keep in mind that this isn't its 'official' name lol):
Tofu (or bean curd?) with peas and you could have this mild or hot.
Tom Yum soup and same as above - mild or hot.
Steamed chicken with soya sauce and garlic.
Stir fry vegetables
Sizzling black pepper beef
Deep fried fish
Prices were very reasonable averaging about $14 a dish. Our whole lunch cost us $93 and that was for six of us! At a European restaurant, you can expect to pay approximately the same price just for two. PS: I'm not sure if the bucket of white rice was extra or not but it shouldn't cost you more than $5 for that bucket of rice :)
So would I come back? Definitely. I love this restaurant. It's on the quieter street in Cabramatta and is hardly busy. The foods always consistently delicious and you can't complain about the price!
Located at:
19 Arthur St, Cabramatta NSW 2166
(02) 9728 6718
Breakfast is an important meal of the day. It kickstarts your mornings and provide you with energy until lunchtime! With that said, I usually just grab an Up & Go on my way out the door during the week. However, with the "study break" upon us, I've found time to make me some breakfast!
One of the easiest breakfast food, in my opinion? French toast. Nothing French about it but whatever - it fills me up and tastes delicious! Eggs, milk, butter and bread. Too easy. Didn't have maple syrup so I substituted that with some strawberry jam. Delicious.
Classic favourite? Bacon and eggs! Yes, your cholestrol level has reason to be scared but indulge once in a while. You only live once :P
- Signing off, Nhi :)
What are we about? Well, before the bungle with Blogger and email accounts, we decided on 'Glorious Eating' as it was an ironic name for what we were going to blog about - food but the 'everyday' kind of food and not the spectacular fancy 5 star restaurant food.
But that didn't work out so I had to create an email account seperately for the group to login and blog and we couldn't use the 'Glorious Eating' URL anymore :( So 'Feeding Three' became the new blog URL and name. Why 'Feeding Three'? Well, there are only three of us in the group and we're all being fed everyday :P
