For as long as I can remember, I love food. I would scour online for
recommendations on where to get the best hokkien mee and sashimi. While
friends would return from a holiday gushing about their latest bags and
shoes, I would rattle on about German sausages and peking duck. My idea
of a good date is one that would tantalize my tastebuds, and the last
one had left me trigger-happy, having overindulged on truffles and
saffron gnocchi.
But that is not the reason why I’ve created this blog. Well, not the main reason anyway.
I
used to think I cannot bake. The thought of kneading dough or baking
cookies from scratch seemed impossible. Sure, I enjoy watching cooking
shows, reading food magazines and surfing food blogs. But to bake that
cake? No way.
Then, I relocated to America and had more
time on my hands to cook, coupled with the incentive that it is more
economical to do so. Moreover, it is not always that easy to find asian
food here, especially when I am hit with those midnight cravings. There
aren’t those 24-hour hawker centres here that I am so fond of.
So,
I started cooking. And baking. And cooking. Before Iong, I realized it
isn’t that difficult after all! In fact, I am convinced that with the
right tools, ingredients and with some patience, cooking and baking is
within reach of everyone. In fact, pretty often, u can substitute one
ingredient for another.
There are many reasons why I created this blog. Like keeping in touch with family and friends,
and feeding the writer bug in me. Sure, I'd probably be posting up some food reviews along the way, but if I have to zero in on the one reason why I'm doing this, it is
to let budding cooks and bakers know that it is not impossible to whip
up delicious meals for your family, friends and yourself.
So come, join me on this journey and let’s start cooking.
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