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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

buah terap....ooo...BUAH TERAP

BUAH TERAP

myb ramai yg x tau...apa itu buah terap...so sapa2 nk tau mcm mana rupa buah terap..meh aku tunjukkan....

ini lah buah terap

picture yg kt bawah nih....my cousin dgn adik aku tengah menjolok buah terap...sbb buah ni kalu jatuh ke tanah....akan terburai....paling best...isi nye...sedap.....rugi kalu x mencuba.....
well...ni lah perkara yg aku buat semasa cuti sem....well sapa yg nk merasa buah nih...pg la kt srwk....sekarang nih adalah musim buah terap

Monday, July 27, 2009

Jom heboh at Kuching Sarawak

ni aku nk khabarkn...ttg Jom heboh

krew2 TV3 Kids

hari pertama jom heboh...sempat posing

minat sangat kt amy nadia....syok sgt2..coz she so friendly

antara aktiviti di booth tv3 kids:

ayuh mewarna!!!

antara separuh krew tv3 kids

kt booth aksi

Kamus Bahasa Sarawak 2

Bahasa Malaysia Bahasa Serawak

Awak buat apa? - Apa polah kitak?

tak de apa - sekda papa

Nak pegi mana? - Mok pegi siney?

nak gi bandar - mok gi pasar

Tak nak makan ker? - Sik mok makan kah?

tak nak la - sik mok eh

Sekarang pukul berapa? -Kol berapa dah kinek tok?

manalah saya tahu - Ney la kamek tauk

Awak tau tak? - Kitak tauk sik?

Saya tak tahu - Kamek sik tauk

Saya sayang awak - Kamek sayang kitak

Awak jangan lah tipu saya - Kitak jangan nak berbulak ngan kamek

Sombongnya awak - Lawanya kitak

Siapa nama awek/pakwe awak tu? - Sapa nama gerek kitak ya?

Malam ni team mana main bola? - Malam tok team ney main bol?

Apa korang cakap ni? - apa dipadah kitakorang tok?

Berapa harga air ni? - Berapa rega aik tok?

Sedapnya ayam goreng tu - Nyamannya manok goreng ya

Saya nak ke sana - Kamek mok gi sia lok

Diaorang tu budak kelas mana? - sidak ya nemiak kelas ne?

Ramai orang datang malam tadi - Rami orang datang malam tek

Saya sibuk dengan kerja sekarang - Kamek gago ngan keja nek tok

Janganlah gelak - Ibohlah tetak

Kalau datang nanti bawa sekali buku tu - mun datang kelak embak buku ya sekali

Pening kepalaku - Angol palak kamek

marilah kita melawat nenek - Ju kita gi ngabas nenek

Potong bawang pakai pisau tajam - potong bawang pake pisok tajam

betul awak cakap tu - menar kata kitak ya

yer la - aok la

Letihnya! - Kepak eh!

Balik dulu ya - Balit lok eh

Cantik kucing tu - Kacak pusak ya
Poyo lah awak ni - Gambong kitak ya

Gatal la orang tu - Kenja orang ya
Tak payah - Sik boh, bah
Jom pergi kenduri - ju pegi pengilan

Delicacies Of Food in Sarawak...

Sarawak Laksa

The state's signature dish is freshly made vermicelli submerged in a concoction of deliciously thick soup rich in 'santan' (coconut milk) and spices, topped with tasty chunks of seafood, chicken and slice omelette.

This mouth-watering delight is a Sarawak original and best-taken piping hot. You have not savoured Sarawak until you have tasted Sarawak Laksa. A gastronomical delight that is easily available and served in most coffee shops and hotels.

Kolok Mee

Kolok Mee is a type of noodle dish commonly found in Sarawak. It is served throughout the day - for breakfast, lunch or even supper. It is made of egg noodle, blanched in water that looks like instant noodle and served in a light sauce with some condiments like shredded beef.

The difference with Kolok Mee and the Wantan Mee, that is popular in Peninsular, is that Kolok Mee is not drenched in dark soy sauce and water is not added to the noodles when served. But the taste is still pretty amazing.

Manok Pansoh

One of the best known Iban dishes is manok pansoh (ayam pansuh). Chicken pieces are cut and stuffed into the bambo together with other ingredients like mushrooms, lemongrass, tapioca leaves etc and cooked over an open fire - similar to the way lemang is cooked.

This natural way of cooking seals in the flavours and produces astonishingly tender chicken with a gravy perfumed with lemongrass and bamboo.

Kek Lapis Sarawak

It is said that the Sarawakian modern layered cakes was commercially introduced to people in Sarawak about 16 years ago. But of course, Kek Lapis Sarawak has been around much longer than that, as it is traditionally the main staple for the Malays as they celebrate Hari Raya Aidil Fitri (the end of Ramadan, the fasting month).

The cakes are interesting as it was almost always colourful, use lots of eggs (sometime about 30 eggs for one loaf of cake), and kept stored in the refrigerator for six months!

And it tastes good too!

Umai

Umai is a raw fish salad popular among various ethnic groups of Sarawak, especially the Melanaus. In fact, umai is a traditional working lunch for the Melanau fishermen.

Umai is prepared raw from freshly caught fish, iced but not frozen. Main species used include Mackerel, Bawal Hitam and Umpirang.

It is made mainly of thin slivers of raw fish, thinly sliced onions, chilli, salt and the juice of sour fruits like lime or assam. It is usually accompanied by a bowl of toasted sago pearls instead of rice. Its simplicity makes it a cinch for fishermen to prepare it aboard their boats.

Midin

The locals greatly indulge in jungle fern such as the midin (quite similar to pucuk paku that is popular in the Peninsular). Midin is much sought after for its crisp texture and great taste. Midin is usually served in two equally delicious ways - fried with either garlic or belacan. Yummy!

Mee Sua

Mee Sua is basically a breakfast dish, much like Mee Kolok. It is a variety of rice noodles served with a chicken drumstick in chicken/mushroom clear soup and usually some Chinese white wine.

Bubur Pedas

Another signature dish for Sarawak is Bubur Pedas. Unlike many other porridge that we know, Bubur Pedas Sarawak is cooked with a specially prepared paste. It is quite spicy thanks to its ingredients, which include spices, turmeric, lemon grass, galangal, chillies, ginger, coconut and shallots.

Like the famous Bubur Lambuk of Kuala Lumpur, Bubur Pedas is also prepared most often during the month of Ramadan and served during the breaking of fast.

Tabaloi

The Melanau has their biscuits called Tabaloi, which is a mixture of desiccated coconut, sago and sugar. Tabaloi can easily be bought at most shops. Today, it is produced in several flavour including cocoa and vanilla.

Bamboo Clam

Another unique dish in Sarawak is ambal or bamboo clam. It is usually cooked in a mild curry or steamed in Chinese wine. Though it looks like worms in a bamboo shell, it is very delicious.

Swallow's Nest

Bird's nest, a Chinese delicacy touted to maintain youth and beauty, is harvested from designated caves of Sarawak by special permits. The bird responsible for this delicacy is the Swallow. Try a bowl of this jelly-like delicacy at upmarket Chinese restaurants.

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