One time I was asked by girl B why I usually post what I eat in FaceBook. I said it's for my stalkers like her! haha! Jesus I'm so mean.
But seriously, I love taking fotos of everything. And there's something about food that I adore, esp those that I've cooked personally. To take a foto of what I've cooked is like receiving a certificate when you've done well in school. Yeah, just like that! and I love eating! that's why I joined the gym, so that I could eat anything.... or else I could have joined the BIGGEST loser!
Also, people had been asking me if it's hard to be vegetarian. Well, Im Pesco-Veggie, that means I can eat eggs and seafoods. Surprisingly, I easily survived 12 weeks of it. Perhaps time will come that I'll let go of seafoods, but I dont think it'll be soon. Perhaps I wont. Well who knows...

Anyhow, here are some of my masterpieces:
I had that when I was in Germany. My aunt's place is in front of a mall. It was a challenge for me to survive, even just for an hour, inside that mall alone. People don't speak English (well, majority of them) in Hannover. So to be able to order something "nice" to eat, even just by pinpointing at the fotos on the wall/menus and answering them back with just a smile and nod instead of saying "yes or No" was an accomplishment.

This is from an Ice Cream bar in Selfridges, Birmingham.

MacDo's Pancakes.

This I cooked last week; I have actually used Quorn sausages as an alternative. Quorn is made from free ranged eggs.

That I cooked last weekend; Those steaks are Quorn steaks.

Here's that spag My A had cooked last month. My A used Tofus and Quorn minced meat and seasonal veg in that spag.

Tofus and veg on top of rice.
Prawns and noodles.

Tomato soup and that veggie pasta which I forgot the name.

That is from a chinese resto: Vegetables and 3 seafoods combo

This I cooked recently as well, I'd like to pretend it's a cake but obviously it's not! It's prawn stir fry!

Ahh! I remember this, just last spring. It's honeydew melon shake (I personally made) on top of Cornish icecream.

My first lunch in Germany. My aunt ordered that. All I know is that it's a fish and some sort of creamy salad. She explained to me what the ingredients might have been, but unfortunately she said them in German so it was a bit non-sense really.





