Writer's Description:
IZARRA AZUDDIN wrote this book as a Malaysian student studying in Melbourne. During her final year there, struggling with the discomforts of being away from home, she spent her days experimenting with her mum's recipes as well as newly discovered food that were popular in Melbourne. She compiled all the recipes that worked for her, to help other students who also yearn for easy ways to prepare simple home-cooked food.
Introduction
Contents with beautiful backgrounds for dividers
Quantity of ingredients + How-to instructions written precisely
with mouthwatering photos of recipes in just two pages side-by-side.
[ P/s: I cropped out the quantities of ingredients + how-to instructions for goods. ]
So, here are my favourites among all the recipes.
(Based on what I liked without considering time constrains and suitability of the dividers~π
)
Rushing to Lectures π
Scrambled Eggs with Mushrooms
Easy Breakfast Parfait
Simple French Toast
Cereal Smoothie
Lunch In-between Classesπ
-Sorry-
Lots of Time to Cook Dinner ⌚
Lasagna from a Bottle
Buttermilk Prawns
One-pot Meals π²
Claypot Chicken Rice
Broccoli Mac & Cheese
Group Work ππ¬
Cucumber & Cheese Sandwich
Curry-flavoured Fries
Those Lazy Days π΄
Mashed Potatoes
Missing Home with Comfort Food π
Clear Vegetable Soup
Chicken Porridge
Sweet Cravings πͺ
Ice-cream Sandwiches
Back Cover Description:
Written in both English and Bahasa Malaysia, the Malaysian Students' Cookbook was written for money- and time-starved tertiary students. Featuring a mix of simple local and Western recipes, from hearty meals to easy desserts, this book aims to be a typical student's balm for hunger and homesickness, despite a limited budget, time constraints and a lack of utensils.
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