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How To Make Rice Burger

I told my 8.5yo that i will make a rice burger for him for lunch yesterday. He then loudly exclaimed that, “rice burger is bad food!!”. This is due to us constantly reminding the kids that hamburgers from McD and such arent the healthiest of choice when it comes to food. So, it’s kinda like drilled into them since young.

After googling for a nice pic of a rice burger to show him what i’ll be making for him, he then pushed me off the chair and asked me to go to the kitchen to make one for him whilst saying, “rice burger is good food”. LOL.

And so, here’s my version which i made for him today.

how to make rice burger

First, prepare a bowl of rice. This was last night’s leftover. We cook with mixed grains, hence the reddish-brownish tone of the rice.

how to make rice burger

Roll the rice into a big riceball, and flatten it with your palm. Wet your palms by dipping your fingers into a bowl of water every now and then. This will lessen the chances of the rice sticking to your palm as you press down to flatten the ball into patties. Bits of rice will tend to fall off the side of the pattie during the shaping process. So, push them in with your thumb as you turn the pattie around on your palm.

how to make rice burger

And here you have two nice flattened rice patties ready for frying.

how to make rice burger

I used my one-egg-frying-pan to fry the rice patties.

how to make rice burger

here they are, nicely browned on each side. Set aside to cool.

how to make rice burger

Sorry, i forgot to take pic of the meat patties. But since my kids dun fancy eating the lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber or wateva garnishings one normally places between the meat patties and the rice, i have them chopped and mixed into the meat patties :p

how to make rice burger

And here’s how my rice burger looked like. All that’s needed is ketchup/chilli sauce on one side, and mayonnaise on the other to make a great tasting rice burger for lunch that my kids will never say no to. A good idea to get kids that dont fancy rice to eat rice, yeah!!!! Hope you all enjoyed my rice burger pics and have a great weekend :)

Ingredients For Braised Siew Yoke With Potatoes And Onions

My in-laws werent feeling too well some time last week. So, my MIL asked me to cook something with the packet of siew yoke and char siu from the fridge. I was hoping to find carrots, but sorry. No carrots. Only found potatoes and onions.

I did not use the char siu. Only took the siew yoke. From the pic above, these are the main ingredients i used for my dish. I prepared a handful of garlic, chopped. One large potato peeled and cubed. Two medium onions peeled, halved and sliced. I dont know how much siew yoke is in the bowl cos i dont have a kitchen scale. So, you just use how much you want to eat, ok.

Braised Siew Yoke With Potatoes And Onions

The method i used to cook my braised siew yoke with potatoes and onions:

1) On high heat, fry the potatoes till they turn golden brown, then add the onions in and continue frying till it turns soft.

2) Remove from wok and place in a plate or bowl.

3) On medium heat, fry the chopped garlic till fragrant and add the siew yoke in. Fry till it starts to brown.

4) Add in the potatoes and onions and mix well.

5) Add in a bowl of warm water, cover the wok and let it simmer on medium low heat.

6) I used a little bit of thick soy sauce for coloring, light soy sauce, oyster sauce, and a little sugar for flavoring.

7) Once the water content is down by half, my dish can be served.

Oh yes, all gone in a jiffy. Unfortunately, my FIL doesnt like the thick soy sauce i added in during step 6. He was grumbling away as he ate, lol. Abuthen, i got good reviews from my MIL. Not too bad lah, ok. This dish is fast to cook, good to eat. My kids also loved it so much as the gravy is so yummy and goes very well with our mixed-grained rice. Try it.

Chicken Nuggets Recipe


These Chicken Nuggets are my kids’ favorite snack. I usually order this for them when we dine at Parkson’s Kopitiam Junction. Gordon eats his with the mayonaise. Malcolm likes it plain.

Chicken Nuggets are one of the easiest food to prepare for kids. I used to make them when Gordon was just a toddler. It’s one of the easiest way to get him to eat some vegetables as i mix them into the meat before i fry it. Here’s my own version of Chicken Nuggets Recipe:

Ingredients:

500g minced chicken
2 garlic cloves (crushed)
1/4 cup fresh breadcrumbs
2 tbsp chopped basil
1/4 tsp cayenne pepper
Olive oil for cooking

Method:

1) Combine chicken, garlic, breadcrumbs, basil and cayenne pepper in a large bowl and season. You can add any kind of chopped vegetables to it if you like. My favorite being celery and carrots.

2) Using damp hands, roll tablespoons of the mixture into balls and place on a baking tray lined with baking paper. Flatten slightly with a fork.

3) Heat the olive oil in a frying pan and fry in batches over medium heat. Turn them every now and then until golden.

4) Set aside to cool and they are ready to be eaten.

Famous Amos Cookies Toy Truck

I saw this Red Tin Toy Truck as i was going up the escalator right outside Jusco Supermarket. Malcolm forgot to take his favorite “car-car” along with us that day. He wasnt happy and was sulking in his stroller.

Famous Amos Cookie Toy Truck

Being the ever loving mom that i am, i went down to ask the girl if the Red Toy Truck is for sale or not. To my delight, she told me it is but it comes together with a packet of Famous Amos Cookies.

Famous Amos Cookies in Toy Truck

It was then that i realised that Malcolm has never tasted Famous Amos Cookies before. So, what the heck. It’s only Rm21.90, and Malcolm gets a new Toy Truck too. And yes, he became the happiest kid as soon as i handed him this Famous Amos Red Tin Toy Truck.

Famous Amos Cookies

When was the last time you ate Famous Amos Cookies? It was so good that everything was gone in less than 10 minutes. Dare not buy anymore. Can be really heaty.

If you are a real Famous Amos Cookie fan, you can now bake famous Amos Cookie with this recipe. Someone sent me this Famous Amos Cookie Recipe long ago and claims it costs a whopping Rm250, ok.

Ingredients

2 cups butter
4 cups flour
2 tsp. baking soda
2 cups granulated sugar
2 cups brown sugar
5 cups blended oatmeal (measure oatmeal &
blend in blender
to a fine powder)
24 oz. chocolate chips
1 tsp. salt
18 oz. Cadbury bar (grated)
4 eggs
2 tsp. baking powder
3 cups chopped nuts (your choice)
2 tsp. vanilla

Method:

1) Cream the butter and both sugars.
2) Add eggs and vanilla; mix together with flour, oatmeal, salt, baking powder, and soda.
3) Add chocolate chips, Cadbury bar and nuts.
4) Roll into balls and place two inches apart on a cookie sheet.
5) Bake for 10 minutes at 375 degrees. Makes 122 cookies

Zucchini Cannelloni With Ricotta And Pine Nuts

I used to think that Zucchinis and Cucumbers are the same thing. After all, they share the same green shade, longish shape, pale flesh and even similar seeds. So, how to differentiate between zucchinis and cucumbers? The easiest way is to touch its surface. Cucumbers have a smoother, cold and waxy skin. Whereby, zucchinis have a rougher and dry skin.

My MIL buys cucumbers more than zucchinis as they are more readily available at the wet market. But if i happen to buy my vegetables at the Supermarket like Jusco or Cold Storage, i prefer to buy Zucchinis. Compared to cucumbers, they have a heartier, sweeter and more bite to it.

Now is the best time to eat lots of zucchinis and cucumber. The weather is so hot these days that we need to eat lots of cooling food to counter the heat building up inside us. This Zucchini Cannelloni With Ricotta And Pine Nuts Recipe is unlocked at the Sparehand Level from the Hell’s Kitchen Game on Facebook. Hope you enjoy this Gordon Ramsay’s Zucchini Cannelloni With Ricotta And Pine Nuts Recipe.

Zucchini Cannelloni With Ricotta And Pine Nuts

Serves 2:

Zucchini cannelloni

-2 small zucchini (ends removed)
-1 1/2 tbsp olive oil, plus extra for drizzling
-2 cup ricotta cheese
-Juice of 1 lemon juice
-Sea salt and black pepper
-1 tbsp toasted pine nuts
-1 tbsp chopped dill
-1 tbsp chopped tarragon
-1 tbsp balsamic vinegar, to drizzle

Slice the zucchinis lengthwise using a mandolin and blanch in boiling salted water. Place the strips on a tray and brush with the olive oil.

Mix the ricotta, lemon juice and seasoning to taste, and then fold in the pine nuts and chopped herbs. Place a small tspful of ricotta mixture on one end of a zucchini strip and roll up. Repeat until the cheese filling has been used up.

Arrange the zucchini cannelloni on a plate and grate over some black pepper. Drizzle with a little olive oil and balsamic vinegar and serve.