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1 200g plain flour
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Cooking in the Clouds: Elgin Street Dai Pai Dong

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Cooking in the Clouds. Cooking, Eating and Drinking, in Hong Kong. Wednesday, November 19, 2008. Elgin Street Dai Pai Dong. Up there with Mak's Noodles for won ton min - plus with the added ambiance of street eating - perched on the side of a very steep hill with rickety plastic stools at fold away tables. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To Cooking in the Clouds. Elgin Street Dai Pai Dong. Naozen, 21-25 Wellington Street, Central, Tel: 2877 6668. Beo, 16 Arbuthnot Road, Tel: 2868 0625.

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Cooking in the Clouds: The only chocolate chip cookie recipe you will ever need

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Cooking in the Clouds. Cooking, Eating and Drinking, in Hong Kong. Monday, March 30, 2009. The only chocolate chip cookie recipe you will ever need. I'm skipping the usual preamble as these will speak for themselves. I've made them twice in 3 weeks they are so good. Note: The dough needs at least 24 hours in the fridge - it's a must, though it does mean you can whip up the dough in a few minutes of spare time, to bake later in the week when you can. Makes about 36 4-inch cookies. 8 oz caster sugar. When ...

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Cooking in the Clouds: BeO

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Cooking in the Clouds. Cooking, Eating and Drinking, in Hong Kong. Monday, June 23, 2008. UPDATE: This restaurant has now closed. So, we decided to check off another restaurant, BeO. On our list on Saturday night. Despite the unfortunate name, the room itself is lovely - with large glass windows overlooking the greenery - I'd imagine it's a great spot for lunch. For example - if the human race has spent several millenia working out how to make perfect eating receptacle (such as a plate, a bowl, a cup) wh...

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Cooking in the Clouds: Naozen

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Cooking in the Clouds. Cooking, Eating and Drinking, in Hong Kong. Thursday, February 19, 2009. After having walked past this sober. Looking place a million times, we decided to venture in. Great Japanese, simply set out with private rooms at the back, we sat at the bar and had spicy tuna roll, my favourite and served at perfect temperature - sake maki. Special sauteed beef and tempura, two rice sets with 4 delicious crisp Asahi. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Subscribe To Cooking in the Clouds.

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Cooking in the Clouds: Blondies

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Cooking in the Clouds. Cooking, Eating and Drinking, in Hong Kong. Wednesday, February 25, 2009. I was meant to be making gorgeous chocolate chip cookies today, but in my foray to Wellcome. To pick up a few bits and bobs, they didn't have the type chocolate chips I was after - what they did have was exactly the sort I didn't want, so I embraced serendipity, grabbed a few bags and opted to make some blondies. Truth be told I they were on my list of things to bake, but just not today. Maybe it's a sign.

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