Saturday, August 18, 2018
Friday, August 17, 2018
Getting cooler in Fukuoka, flowers blooming
After all the floods, landslides and heatwave, Southern Japan is now experiencing a much cooler summer. Today's highest temperature is 30c . This is the type of summer I am looking forward to.
With some rainfall last few days, the flowers are blooming again. These flowers are not human cultivated, I think. They are growing along the roadside.
Thursday, August 16, 2018
Cooking fish head curry & eating pineapple tarts
Not satisfied with the quality of fish we had yesterday, today we bought really fresh fish head and cooked it in Indian curry.
The whole fish head with some extra meat cost only S$3. It's very cheap over here. Not many Japanese like fish head and that's why it is cheap.
Had pineapple tarts we brought from SG and ate it for dessert.
Labels:
curry fish head,
pineapple tarts
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Cooking Indian fish curry in Japan
The topmost picture was our brunch. We had chicken liver, bamboo shoot, fried eggs, salad, miso soup and rice.The pot of fish curry was cooked by my wife. We brought the spices and seasonings and coconut milk from Singapore. The curry tasted superb although the taste of the fillet fish was flat.
In fact, this is our first time having Indian curry here. I don't quite like the Japanese curry as it is sweet.
Labels:
bamboo shoot,
brunch,
chicken liver,
Indian Curry
Food are cheaper in Japan than in SG
Grocery shopping is a joy because most of the stuff are cheaper than in SG. Take for example the yogurt of 400 gm cost only 99 Yen or S$1.20c. It's cheap because the Japanese make their own and do not have to import it. But then the imported bananas are also sold cheaply here. 4 pieces cost S$1.25c. In SG these bananas cost $1.60 to $2 at NTUC FairPrice. There are other food stuffs that are also sold cheaply like beef, pork, chicken etc.
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Monday, August 13, 2018
Thursday, August 9, 2018
Wednesday, August 8, 2018
Schick razor blade
The above Schick razor blade shaver (Hydro 3 or 5) is my favourite. It is extremely efficient and long lasting. I bought the shaver and it came with one blade 2 years ago (S$15) and I've replaced the blades only a few times. The above has 4 blades and each blade could last about 3 months even when I used it daily. The 4 blades are the refills and cost me about $16. Try it and you'll throw your razor blade or battery/electrical operated ones away.
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