Bismillah Hir Rahman Ir Raheem
Peace and blessings be upon you all
Sunday, 2nd August
The start of the week was blessed with Mama’s delicious Singaporean Rice. I’d eat up the entire bowl if I forgot I had a family too.
Monday, 3rd August
People in Pakistan have gotten crazy over the Turkish Drama Dirilis Ertugrul that the main lead who plays Ertugrul, Engin Altan, and Ertugrul’s Alp Turgut, played by Cengiz Coskun, were asked to give interviews. Tonight, Cengiz or Turgut’s interview was taken live. To me the host was asking very basic questions and they kept playing the show in the center of the screen, giving out spoiler treats to everyone. I’m on Season 3 so I’m avoiding watching it. In addition, adding the cherry to the top, the host questioned about a spoiler in the movie which really made me want to bang my head on the wall. Like, chill, host!
Nevertheless, it was nice to see what the actor looked like, his experiences on set and what he’s up to.
Tuesday, 4th August
I attended a small outdoor event of my friend’s engagement which was beautifully arranged with not a lot of people. To maintain anonymity, check out the fairy lights and lantern!
Wednesday, 5th August
I loved reading this at the start of Dora and The Lost City of Gold. I used to watch Dora when I was very little and loved it. The only amount of Spanish I know is what I’ve learnt in the Nickelodeon show. Although I consider Dora blind now, I loved the movie. It was a sweet trip down memory lane and a nice twist to an exciting show. Isabela Merced did a great job!
Thursday, 6th August
Tip from this green tea is Go for a walk with friends. This is a cheat picture from the day of the engagement.
Friday, 7th August
I’ve prepared the ice cream cake for the Baked Alaska. It needs to freeze for a day before I whip the meringue and spread it over the cake. Since it was prepped after 12am, you’ll see it again on Sunday.
Saturday, 8th August
Here’s my gorgeous attempt on making macaroons. What do you think? It makes you want to dive in, right?
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14 replies on “Project 366 2020 – WEEK 32”
That Singaporean Rice does look tasty and it looks like you’ve cooked up some yummy looking treats too.
Ahh! Both of my girls used to love Dora when they were little and loved the movie. x
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A busy week in the kitchen by the looks of things! The Singapore rice looks tasty. Never managed to get my son into Dora, but I liked the idea of him learning the language.
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LOL that’s exactly how my macaroons come out too ! Hopefully they taste nice though? The Singaporean rice looks very tasty. Aaah I remember Dora ! I hate journalists who reveal spoilers in interviews – not fair ! The engagement looks lovely – gorgeous lights.
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I couldn’t even get them off the paper. I only tasted a few pieces off the top
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I’ve never attempted macaroons so you are one up on me, but I’ve heard they are a nightmare to do well #366
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I’ve never made a baked alaska sounds fun to do and bet it’s worth the effort. You nust have inherited your mother’s love of cooking the rice looks gorgeous and I think I may have been tempted to eat it all also
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I bet i did inherit it, thank you 😊
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Ooh I’ve never tried to make a baked Alaska or macaroons before, are they complicated? #project366
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Macaroons is complicated. Baked Alaska is quite simple but you have to move fast so the ice cream doesn’t melt so soon
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OOh the Singaporean Rice looks lovely!
I am currently on season 4 of Ertugral and taking a break. Just so many episodes.
I have never attempted to make macaroons as heard they can be hard to get right.
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Congratulations on your friends engagement, the fairy lights look beautiful. You pics of food always make me feel hungry!!
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Your Mama’s Singaporean rice looks very yummy. Congratulations to your friend and how lovely to be able to celebrate with her. Oops with the macarons – I’ve never tried making them but I’ve heard they’re quite tricky to make. #project366
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That Singaporean Rice does looks yummy and all those treats too. We loved Dora the movie too xx
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Looks like you have been up to lots of cooking this week. Love the fairy lights at your friend’s engagement party very classy. Hope the bakes alaska went well?
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