Weekend Highlights
It’s Monday already, people! Did you all enjoy your weekend?
It has been nice, sunny, hot and a bit humid lately in SoCal but everything was good.
I found out my uncle and his wife from Singapore were in LA for a conference and they were going back yesterday. Without much thought, I called up my aunt whom he was staying with for the last 3 days in LA to see if we could hang out for a bit.
I’ve known him since I was little and he was a fun and nice person to hang out with, something that I don’t usually do with my other relatives. Playing favorites? Maybe I do. π
Not to mention he’s a Chemist! Without much thought I actually went out and bought Whole9 It Starts With Food hardcopy as a gift for him.
Some little gifts from them:
In return I gave him this π
I’ve read and reviewed it here in case you missed it.
Hopefully by reading this, he will understand a bit more why my hubby and I chose the way we eat now. Since he’s a Chemist, I’m sure he knows more about all this science stuff and hopefully by getting him on board for a bit, he might be able to convince my other skeptical relatives and my parents to be a bit open minded.
We had a little dinner gathering at my aunt’s house, which I contributed by bringing a curry lamb dish which was a big hit and sautee squashes!
I had a blast at Farmer’s Market, getting some produce. Look at these huge ostrich eggs! I’ve never tried them- wanted to but that one egg will be way too much for just the 3 of us to consume.
Some of my eats, which if you follow me on Facebook, you might seen these already.
Have you tried ostrich egg before?
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So how much does one ostrich egg cost Jos?
It costs about $20 each
wow! I can’t get over how big those are!
i would love to try ostrich egg but i heard it’s so incredibly rich so a little goes a long way! isn’t it equivalent to eating like 50 chicken eggs or something haha? are you from singapore? what an eclectic and diverse culinary history you have! so many flavorful dishes! do you like durian? i can’t get over the smell lol
Haha 50 chicken eggs? Hmm I guess the best way to enjoy ostrich egg will be for potluck time π Making a frittata for 15 people with only 1 egg! I’m from Singapore’s neighboring country, Indonesia. π Haha yup, I do like durian and I know not many people fond of its smell. in general I do love tropical fruits and other SE Asian fruits that aren’t usually sold here in the US.