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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Ma Po Tofu - my style!
I have this cookbook called "the Food of China" - which has some awesome recipes, most of which are fairly simple and traditional. One which caught my eye yesterday was Ma Po Tofu, basically tofu cooked with mince.
Whilst I love the dish, I don't eat pork so I had to modify it a bit by replacing the minced pork with minced prawns, luckily it turned out great!
I'm a 27 year old gay male. Chinese in ethnicity, Kiwi-Aussie in nationality. A gamer, who believes in prolonging humanity through Green politics, sees the value of anarcho-communism in society, and hopes for the triumph of individual spirituality over organised religion.
I believe in perfection as a balance between what each person views as positive and what they view as negative. There is never an absence of one or the other, except in ignorance. There is always a side of evil in the good, a darkness in the light.
Golden Pomfret in Spicy Tomato Sauce
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*The pan-fried golden pomfret is so meaty, going so well with the delicious
spicy tomato sauce, with a touch of sweet and tangy taste. This dish is
very ap...
Why are we taking responsibility for your mistakes?
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Saw this article this morning and while I applaud the writer for his
honesty, the subject matter still infuriated me. The article is here;
http://www.smh.c...
My Take on WoD Alpha Patch Notes
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*As I said in my last post, I am back to playing WoW to some extent, and
I've been trying to catch up with what is going on with Moonkin, WoD, and
WoW ...
Cleaning up our rivers
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Our streams, rivers, and lakes are precious to all of us. Freshwater is the
lifeblood of our communities. That’s why we’re pleased that the Government Rea...
Acquiescence is not consent, or a basis for rule.
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As a follow up to my previous post (and harkening to a regular theme in my
writing), consider this: Used as the basis for authority, repression obeys
a for...
Climate Change: The sin of cheapness
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Tairāwhiti has a problem. Thanks to decades of forestry strip-mining the
land, every major storm washes down sediment and slash from the hills,
covering fi...
Podcast #161 – Japan election preview
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Ben was joined by Donna Weeks, emeritus professor at Musashino University,
to discuss this coming weekend’s Japanese general election, where new prime
mini...
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