Jumat, 13 April 2012

" I B U "

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Ibu kau begitu baik

Dan kau sudah membesarkanku

Dan kau begitu cantik

Ibu selalu sayang kepadaku

Dan kau selalu menasihatiku dengan baik

Dalam suka dalam duka

Kau tak pernah mengeluh

Jasamu tak terbalas

Dengan intan berlian

Kau adalah pahlawanku

Terima kasih untukmu

(Audrey Sofia Saverino)

Tulisan tangan  Sofia

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Catatan :

Puisi pertama cucu cantikku :  Audrey Sofia Saverino.  Usianya 7 tahun, duduk di kelas 1 SD.

Hari ini Sofia mendapat tugas dari Ibu Guru untuk menulis puisi tentang Ibu. Pulang sekolah ia tunjukan puisi itu pada bundanya. Bunda Sofia meneteskan airmata ketika membaca puisi putri tercinta, lalu ia   bertanya

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Kecil kecil sudah ngerti arti kasih sayang ibu, yang sudah dewasa  belum tentu. Mari bertanya pada diri kita masing masing. Sudahkah kita tunjukan kasih sayang kita pada ayah dan bunda tercinta? Ingatlah selalu bahwa kita hanya memiliki satu ibu dan ayah kandung.


" I B U "

13343859231611298773

Ibu kau begitu baik

Dan kau sudah membesarkanku

Dan kau begitu cantik

Ibu selalu sayang kepadaku

Dan kau selalu menasihatiku dengan baik

Dalam suka dalam duka

Kau tak pernah mengeluh

Jasamu tak terbalas

Dengan intan berlian

Kau adalah pahlawanku

Terima kasih untukmu

(Audrey Sofia Saverino)

Tulisan tangan  Sofia

1334385777845092164

Catatan :

Puisi pertama cucu cantikku :  Audrey Sofia Saverino.  Usianya 7 tahun, duduk di kelas 1 SD.

Hari ini Sofia mendapat tugas dari Ibu Guru untuk menulis puisi tentang Ibu. Pulang sekolah ia tunjukan puisi itu pada bundanya. Bunda Sofia meneteskan airmata ketika membaca puisi putri tercinta, lalu ia   bertanya

” Koq Ofi bisa bikin puisi kayak gini?”

Jawaban Sofia  sangat sederhana ” Karena Ofi sayang bunda”

Kecil kecil sudah ngerti arti kasih sayang ibu, yang sudah dewasa  belum tentu. Mari bertanya pada diri kita masing masing. Sudahkah kita tunjukan kasih sayang kita pada ayah dan bunda tercinta? Ingatlah selalu bahwa kita hanya memiliki satu ibu dan ayah kandung.


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Falafel - Middle East Food kesukaanku

FALAFEL

Bahan Bahan :

C i n t a
250 gram chick  peas
1 cup daun Parsley
1 cup daun Ketumbar
1/2 siung bawang bombay besar
1 siung bawang putih
1 sendok teh ketumbar
1 sendok teh jinten
1/2 sendok teh bubuk 5 spice
Garam, lada secukupnya

Cara Membuat :

  • Rendam Chick peas semalaman, jgn gunakan chick peas kalengan.
  • Iris daun ketumbar dan daun parsley
  • Campur chick peas , bawang putih, bawang bombay dan bumbu lain.
  •  Tumbuk halus atau gunakan blender
  • Masukan irisan daun ketumbar dan daun parsley, aduk rata
  • Ambil 1 sendok adonan lalu bentuk seperti baso
  •  Simpan di lemari es selama 2 jam
  •  Panaskan minyak, goreng falafel hingga kuning kecoklatan.


SELAMAT MENCOBA





Kamis, 05 April 2012

Luuk Chop

luk choop thai dessert, how to make this candy from thailand

Luk Chup Candy, A Delicious Thai Dessert. Recipe For Look Choop.
Colorful Dessert From Thailand

Before we get into the recipe for this Thai dessert, let us get a brief background of Luk Choop candy. This Thai dessert has two words in it's name, Luk or Look means small objects and Chup or Choop means a type of coating. Look Choop was a Thai dessert that originated in the royal palaces of ancient Siam. It is said that the royal family members ate this candy which was shaped like small fruits and vegetables. Each of the luk chup candies would be skillfully moulded into interesting vegetables like chillies and fruits like banana, orange and even mangosteen. They were colorfully painted with food colors, it was important that food prepared for the royals tasted good and even looked good. As years passed by, the recipe for making look choop candies moved beyond the high walls of the palaces, you can now find this very interesting, attractive and delicious Thai dessert in many sweetmeat shops across Thailand.



Ingredients And Things Needed

  Green Mung Beans   400 grams. (peeled green moong).
  Coconut Milk   3 cups.
  Sugar   3 Cups
  Jelly Powser (Jelly)   50 Grams
  Plain Water   6 Cups
  Food Colors  As per the colors that you want for your look choop pieces.
  Toothpicks  To put the look joop candies to dry
  Thick firm sponge  Detailed use provided in recipe


Will get 50 to 70 pieces depending on size.


Procedure

Making Look Chup Candies: Follow the process mentioned below, do not expect to become an expert in shaping the luk chup candy at the first attempt. It does take some practice to get good looking fruit and vegetable shape for your look chup candies. This is true of the painting process too, many professional Thai cooks use two layers of colors for the look choop Thai dessert candies. We would suggest that you quickly read the entire recipe before starting the making process. You can then proceed to follow the look choop recipe and move to each stage of the cooking procedure in the recipe.

  1. Preparing The Green Moong Beans: Pour 3 to 4 cups of water in a cooking pot, without turning on the heat at this moment. Put the green mung beans in the water, remember that the green moong beans used in the luk chup recipe are those without the green skin. We will call them green mung beans even though, the skin has been peeled off when you bought them at the gocery store. Let the moong beans soak in the water for 6 to 7 hours. At this point, take off the excess water and let the peeled green mung beans remain. You will then need to steam the green mung beans until they become soft. Make sure that you have drained off all the water from the beans before starting the steaming process. Once steamed, leave the beans aside to cool down.

  2. Blending Ingredients With The Beans: At this stage, you would have a bowl of steamed green mung beans that have cooled down after the steaming process. Keep the beans in the bowl and add the coconut milk and sugar to the bowl. Stir the ingredients until they have mixed well, the beans will still retain shape and only partially disintegrate with the mixing process. You will now need a food blended (mixer) to make a soft homogenous mass of the steamed moong beans, sugar and coconut milk. Do not get too worried if the blended mixture looks too fluid to be shaped into the luk chup fruits or vegetables. There is more to be done in the making of your delicious look choop Thai dessert candy.

  3. Shaping The Look Choop Candies: You will now need to take off the mixture from the food blender, pour it into a fairly wide frying pan. This is a plain clean frying pan and no oil is needed to continue making the luk chup candy. Keep the pan over a slow flame and slowly heat the mixture, you can use a thick wooden spoon to stir the mixture in the pan. This process is meant to give the mixture the right consistency to allow moulding into miniature fruits and vegetables. A high flame can ruin the process and burn the bottom portion of the mixture. Using the wooden spoon to mix the contents will give you a good idea as to when the consistency of the mixture is just right. At this point, off the flame and take the pan off the burner. Allow the cooked mixture to cool, the interesting part of creating those cute look chup fruits and vegetable candies will be the next step of the luk chup recipe.

  4. Moulding The Luk Choop Candy: Take small portions of the luk chup mixture prepared above, roll and mould the mixture into the shape of your choice. Traditionally the size of these miniature look chup candies is around 1.5 cm to 2.5cm. Once you have used your artistic skills to mould the best candy, stick a toothpick into the soft look chup candy. Gently hold the toothpick from below and use the food colors to paint the luk chup candy. This should be fun, use your imagination remember the more colorful the better. You will now need to allow the luk chup moulded pieces to dry without getting them crushed or deformed, this is where the thick foam or thick stiff sponge we mentioned above becomes useful. Your toothpick will now have a look chup fruit or vegetable at one end, poke the other end into the foam or sponge. In the next stage you will dip the dried and painted look chup candies into the gelatine.

  5. Preparing The Gelatine: Use the proportions of water mentioned in the jelly making instructions of the gelatine or jelly powder. Heat the water and powder for 5 to 6 minutes, the gelatine is now ready for the luk chup dipping process. Make sure that the luk chup candies that you poked into the foam or sponge have dried, if this is not the case some ugly color smudging could result when you dip the look chup candy into the gelatine. Pick the dried look chup candy one by one with the attached toothpick, gently dip the candy into the gelatine and once again poke it into the sponge or foam to dry. The gelatine coating on the look choop will harden a bit when dry and give a shimmering gloss to your Thai candy.


    Storing The Colorful Look Choop Candies
    You can keep your luk choop candy in the refrigerator for a week or two. We would strongly suggest that you do not attempt to store your Thai look chup candies outside the refrigerator, coconut milk is a delicate ingredient and cannot withstand high temperatures. If you have children at home, spread some fun and let them distribute these delicious Thai candies to their friends at play and school. Share your luk chup candies with neighbors and friends, don't forget to narrate the interesting origin of this delicious Thai dessert. There is a lot more interesting and useful information on this website, we do hope that you have some time to spare and look around.

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