Monday, March 23, 2009

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Hi guys, if you somehow found this page, I have moved on to the Wordpress platform so some things have changed since then - I will no longer be checking this page. 


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13 comments:

  1. Hi there,

    Greetings from Hanford, Ca, U.S., formerly from Penang Malaysia.

    I came across your blog while googling for Malaysian recipes. It has been 3 long years since I migrated to California and I miss Penang food so much. Btw I was born and raised in Tanjung Tokong Penang, worked for about 1.5 year in KL, and many years in Penang.

    I look forward to trying out your recipes. I love cooking and have all the time in the world now to experiments all sorts of dishes.

    So much for introducing myself. Also, I wish to let you know I enjoy reading your blog.... good job!!!

    God bless,
    Sally Rogers

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  2. Hi Sally,

    It's always good to hear from a fellow Penangite however far they are scattered around the globe. :) You must miss the Tanjung Tokong crabs too since you've migrated because I know I still crave for them every now and then.

    Thank you for your kind words and I look forward to hear more from you on my blog!


    Cheers!
    Elaine

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  3. How do I find you on foodbuzz?

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  4. You know Ruth, that's a good question! I don't know where to start as well...until, i found a button called "search for foodies". Found you! :)

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  5. Elaine, I don't know whether my food hunt blog able to make you mad. You may visit if you don't mind - http://foodshunter.blogspot.com

    Don't blame me if you miss Penang food :-) Glad to read your blog and sharing. I will try out and experiment based on your suggested ingredients and cooking methods :-)

    Have great days and take good care :-)
    Hong CN - Typical Penang local belachan

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  6. Hong CN, your food blog will always drive me up the wall with reminders of delicious Penang food. And i won't have it any other way, either! ;)

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  7. How about trying out your Nyonya dishes like.....
    1. Curry Kapitan
    2. Inche kabin chicken
    3. Ju Hu Char
    4. Kiam Chai Tng

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  8. I love how your cat is called Aimee! That's a first for me.:)

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  9. A problem.
    1. I am on vacation with my husband.
    2. I just found your blog.

    Being a Foodie among a few things means I want to hang out here today and read! But I must move on a do my workout so we can go see our friends who we can to N.H. to see! So I will come back and visit in a few days!

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  10. Hi Elaine,

    I found out about your blog when i was looking for pan mee recipe. I'm from Subang Jaya, too maybe in the future i will share some local favourites with u...

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  11. Hi Elaine,
    Tau Yew Bak... I tried this and it's delicious! I'm going to make it again tonight but, I'm using 2 slabs of pork this time. Glad I found your blog, I'll be trying out more of your recipes. I love to eat and I also like to try different foods. Montreal, what a nice place to live. I'm in sunny San Diego where it's always sunny except for last week when we had unusual, consecutive rainy days and a whole lot of water. Keep up your nice blog!

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  12. Hi Elaine!... I'm a Penangnite too.. Now studying in Athens, GA, USA.. MISS Penang food terribly and definitely do not cook enough of it.. It's a GREAT blog that you have. I love Chap-Chai-Th'ng.. Love that I found it.. Best wishes.. :)

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  13. Dear Elaine,

    My name is Rachel Greenberg and I work for NileGuide.com, a travel planning site that provides great recommendations for things to do on your trip and lets travelers create custom itineraries to over 250 global destinations. As a company we are always looking for diverse, high quality content on different destinations to offer to our viewers, and we think your blog type coverage of Malaysian food on A Series of Kitchen Experiments is just that.

    In addition, we think the “savvy, hip traveler” content we offer would be equally relevant to your readers and so we would like to propose a link partnership between our website and your blog.

    There are a few, high-value pages on NileGuide we think would be great options to put a link to your blog. In exchange, we would love for you to add a link to NileGuide or our widget somewhere on A Series of Kitchen Experiments. You can see descriptions and examples of the two NileGuide widgets we have created here: http://www.nileguide.com/pages/get-widgets.

    At NileGuide we are passionate about sharing ideas and connecting with other well written blogs that provide unique resources for our readers. We want the content we've worked hard to create available to as many people as possible and want to make our partner's content equally accessible.

    Have a better idea of how we could create a partnership? Let me know what you think!

    Sincerely,

    Rachel Greenberg
    Rachel@nileguide.com
    Marketing Coordinator

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