Gastronaut

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Tuesday, 29 November 2011

Gastronaut has landed!

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An old man's obsession with food makes it to the national papers!
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Friday, 25 November 2011

Fried Glutinous Rice – Worth the Tears

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In Singapore of the 60s, hawker licensing laws weren’t that stringently enforced. As a result many households were able to set u...
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Tuesday, 22 November 2011

Wow! Wo Pau

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To those who know me well, I’ve always been something of a scatterbrain. Especially when it comes to remembering names and faces. Food...
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Saturday, 12 November 2011

The Islamic, a Singapore Original

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Nasi Bryani comes with an option of meat: chicken, mutton or fish. Growing up in 60s and 70s Singapore, the Islamic Restaurant was, ...
Friday, 11 November 2011

Curry Chicken – No Explanation Needed

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If you asked me, there’s one dish that deserves to be honored as a national dish, but never is. Curry Chicken. Every ethnicity has it...
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Friday, 28 October 2011

Ginger Biscuit – Words & Morsels

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What is food, without language to describe and celebrate it? I was lucky to be instilled with a love for both, early on in my li...
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Food has always ‘spoken’ to me… Y’know, the way a psychic touches a wedding ring or a strand of hair, and the owner’s life flashes before her eyes. I’m exaggerating, of course; but you get the picture. Food and cooking have always been priceless to me, especially when they evoke things, places, people, emotions and sensations, regrets and desires, from my past and present. I’ve always believed, too, that real culinary experiences await and reward the curious, passionate, and open-minded seeker. But, as it so often does, life had other plans for me. Now, however, after nearly 50 years of turning a deaf ear to this ‘calling’, I’ve decided to make the discovery—and rediscovery—of exceptional foods, personalities, and culinary traditions my life, and joy. It’s an adventure I hope you’ll share with me.
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