Marshmallows By Mei Mei
Remember Pelf Yeen? The only girl who went to Penang for Spirit Of Penang with me 2 months ago? Well, Mei Mei is back in Malacca for her holidays and we met up for supper.
We met at Ban Lee Xiang Satay Celup, Jalan Ong Kim Wee. I waited for 15 minutes before Mei Mei and her friend arrived. Her friend, which I have forgotten her name, is quite a hot chick. -coughs- Can I have her phone number? Mei Mei came with a small little plastic bag.
Apparently, it was for me. Inside was a handful of marshmallows. I didn’t know what it was albeit she told me it was marshmallows. I only knew what it was when I came back home and took a bite. -lol- Not that I didn’t eat before, just that I didn’t know it was marshmallows. -shy- Maybe I should pay more attention to the names of the things I eat next time.
They say it will taste better if I bake / BBQ it. What if I deep fry them?
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October 3rd, 2006 00:19
wow, met hot chicks again, you so good o…Marshmalow not a soft sweets? can be baked or BBQ? just kidding rite?
and Thanks Jason to promote jj here..thanks.
October 3rd, 2006 01:55
Wahhh, sedapnya …….
Jason belanja me satu boleh tak ?
October 3rd, 2006 10:01
i hate soft soft punya sweet…
October 3rd, 2006 10:43
okok vote vote
October 3rd, 2006 11:11
hmmm barbeque ok la, u will only black it … bake and deep frying not recommended as it will make a goo out of it … coz its sugar based …
the last time i got a packet of those original marsmallows is RM14 from langkawi … u can get diabetes from it for sure …
October 3rd, 2006 11:33
Irene : Don’t know, my housemates said thats what they do with marshmallows. Bake it or BBQ it woh. :D
Ellone : Tak boleh. :P
Cely : Too bad, quite yummy leh.
Boss Stewie : Ahaks, thanks!
Earl Ku : This one not very sweet, and it tasted just nice. Quite delicious actually. Heh!
October 3rd, 2006 11:47
one pc vote once?
vote, clear cookies/cache and reconnect. maybe can vote again with no trace and different ip?
October 3rd, 2006 13:21
*WHOA*
October 3rd, 2006 14:57
me suka soft soft sweet ,simpan satu for me har….
October 3rd, 2006 15:49
wahlau….scare me u noe.. suddenly open ur blog, and see 1 gal face there… fuiyohh… not the face scare me, is because let me feel isit i go to wrong blog…whahaha
October 3rd, 2006 22:49
yea! the portrait looks fierce! hahaha…
October 4th, 2006 19:37
HEYY!!! LOOKS YUMMY!!! haha like a smaller version of Dunkin Donuts. Slurpp
October 5th, 2006 00:00
Decypher : Let me try again. :D
Pelf : Yes?
Lao Shi : Don’t want, who ask you come Malacca never call me.
Milly : -sweat-
Tze Shan : Yaloh, abit fierce looking hor. Haihz.
Debbie : But it didn’t taste like a donut at all. :D
October 5th, 2006 11:20
aiya, hot chick and u forgot her name? *shake head*
LOL!
October 5th, 2006 15:32
Haha, ok..I can see ur confused, blur, wrinkled eyebrow look. Nope, u dunno me…..and nope, i dunno u too..I’m Ellone’s fren, who happens to be a big fan of her blog. Who, one day, happens to read abt the Melaka Grilled Burger on her blog, who then happens to check out the ‘original source’ of the recommendation, who then, stumbles upon all the ‘food reviews’ written on the particular blog, and being a avid food lover herself, was fascinated and intrigued. Long story short….i Just HAD TO submit a comment when i read abt the marshmallow blog….Erm, u dun exactly bbq or bake ur marshmallow…U just burn it slightly….as in, on ur stove, and quickly pass ur marshmallows thro it. u can’t leave it over the fire for long, coz it’d usually catch fire and end up black. If u ‘master the technique’, it’d be ever so slightly browned, and kinda crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. But i think the plain (without filling) marshmallows taste better ‘burnt’. And OH OH, u can put marshmallows on hot choc….nicee…..
October 5th, 2006 21:24
Papi : Her name is Pelf Yeen ler. Where got forget? :D But then, she’s not available already. Sienz.
Yea Lee : Fuh! I didn’t know Carol’s got big fan. Tsk! Just kidding. Yea, that was what I meant, but the idea of deep frying came into my mind when I remembered it could be baked / BBQ-ed. But, still thanks for enlightening me. I think I wouldn’t want to dip my marshmallow into hot chocolate, since I am not a choc fan. :D
October 5th, 2006 21:27
Ok, this comment would be totally redundant, but i tot i just HAD TO write it (haha, having lotsa HAD TO moments today..) anyways, i dun mean dipping ur marshmallows into hot chocolate…I mean, u know the hot chocolate drink…..ok ok, let’s not get all ‘ang-moh-ised’ and go back to Msia roots…..u know, the ever-so-popular staple Msia drink…M-i-l-o……hehe, yeah, u make milo, and then u put a couple of marshmallows on top..as in, leave it there…it’ll kinda melt and form a layer over the top.if u leave it long enough, it’d melt completely and gif ur drink a tinge of sweetness ..
October 5th, 2006 21:29
Yea Lee : Milo? Haha, that’s the last drink I want to drink during my yamcha session. :P But I will give it a try provided Mei Mei gives me more marshmallows. LOL. Looks like you are a hardcore marshmallow fan/expert. Hehe.
October 5th, 2006 21:31
No, just food in general :)..feel like i’m MSN-ing…lol
October 14th, 2006 09:51
Here is how we eat marshmallows:
1. Put the marshmallow on stick or fork and hold over a flame so that the outer surface starts to brown, char, or even catch fire. The inside will become very soft. Then, VERY quickly -
2. Put the heated marshmallow on top of a graham cracker (wholemeal biscuit)
3. Top with one piece plain chocolate. The heat from the marshmallow will make the chocolate start to melt.
4. Top with another graham cracker so the whole thing resembles a sandwich.
5. Eat carefully!
It is called a s’more because once you eat one, you’ll want to have some more.
October 14th, 2006 10:40
Annulla : Sounds superbly delicious. Heh!