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中秋佳节即将来临，我也登月饼的帖子。
这些月饼是“家乡饼店”的月饼。
其实他们是没有售卖这些迷你月饼的，他们只售卖普通大小的月饼。
因为老板知道我一个人吃，怕我一下吃不完，所以特制这些迷你型的月饼给我，这些月饼，比乒乓球还要小一点，我想，要制做这么小的月饼，应该是件不容易的事！
在此要谢谢老板对我的厚爱！
紫色的是芋泥酥皮月饼，青色的是Pandan口味的。
老板还在迷你月饼里包上小小圆圆的蛋黄，我忘了问老板那是什么蛋黄。
他们除了有售卖这些酥皮月饼和冰皮月饼，也有售卖传统的月饼。
下面这个迷你冰皮月饼的馅是豆沙的。
我也要将这些月饼送给在外的游子（Diaspora），他们为了种种原因，离开家乡，散居外地或国外。当然更少不了寄上李白的 《夜思》给他们：
我也要将这些月饼送给在外的游子（Diaspora），他们为了种种原因，离开家乡，散居外地或国外。当然更少不了寄上李白的 《夜思》给他们：
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床前明月光，疑是地上霜。
举头望明月，低头思故乡。
八月十五日夜湓亭望月 (唐白居易)
八月十五日夜湓亭望月 (唐白居易)
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昔年八月十五夜，曲江池畔杏园边。
今年八月十五夜，湓浦沙头水馆前。
西北望乡何处是，东南见月几回圆。
昨风一吹无人会，今夜清光似往年。
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太阳穿过树梢下的“冰皮豆沙”月饼。
迷你冰皮莲蓉月饼
祝各位中秋快乐 ！
家乡Kah Heong Biscuits46A, Persiaran Bercham Timur 20,
Bandar Baru Bercham ,
31400, Ipoh
Perak,
Malaysia.
Mobile : 017 583 1139 / 016 540 0810
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半夜睡不着，嗅到家乡月饼香，来吃月饼了~
ReplyDelete原来月饼可以拍到很想吃的感觉~
再美的月饼，也需要绿叶的陪衬，哈哈～
ReplyDelete擺設得很漂亮﹗打光也很好。
ReplyDelete老闆對你太好了﹗
路人甲㊣ : 欢迎你半夜来“嗅”月饼！很高兴我的月饼可以半夜让你很开胃 ！
ReplyDelete键轩惠馆 ：是的，那些花花草草都是我后花园的野花和我自己中的植物来陪衬的。
jdexign : 谢谢你啊，因为读不成室内设计，就在网上玩设计过瘾咯！老板真的对我很好。
Bakeling: 看来你的人缘很好，等我回去的时候一定去找你和Shirley. 我们从街头吃到街尾，你说好吗？
ReplyDelete张玉燕 : 很难说我人缘好不好，都说是“人夹人缘”！
ReplyDelete好，到时记得带相机回来，让你带一大堆的大马食物的照片回去，由你负责拍照，我不拍。
Gorgeous mooncakes! Really hope to taste it.
ReplyDeletecl lam : It's really good ! All habis now ! But Ipohite still can order from the shop :)!
ReplyDeleteHow much do the pandan mooncakes cost? I had no idea these are for sale in Ipoh or I could've asked my family to bring me some as they just returned from vacation. I make them myself :(
ReplyDeleteRosalind : They actually don't sell this mini mooncake. They sell only the normal size mooncake.
ReplyDeleteThose mooncake you see here are the complimentary mooncakes from the boss :) !
You can ask your family to order or buy it from this shop !
Wishing you a Happy mid-autumn festival (中秋快乐） in Netherland !
It look like you are quite popular, so many peoples like you, hahaha..
ReplyDeleteSonia : Because the photos lama-lama sudah jadi bukit so there are a lot people can view the photos ！:)
ReplyDeleteOh I see now, my chinese isn't very good and I'm better at reading traditional than simplified so didn't understand everything you write, mostly look at the lovely photos! So you must be regular customer there to get such nice complimentary mooncakes! Happy mid autumn festival to you too! and love your blog by the way!
ReplyDeleteRosalind : Thanks for loving my blog.
ReplyDeleteI found a website for your .
you can change the 简体中文to 繁体中文（traditional Chinese） and vice-versa.
http://www.art1983.com/tool/fantizi.html
Hope this is useful for you in learning 简体中文。
If you like to install free chinese software , you can download from google and it is very easy , just key in " google pinyin ".It is very user friend ly.
Rosalind : Actually you just need to click on the translate tool on this blog's right top corner and it will translate the whole page for you. ( So ,you don't need to use the software that I gave to you :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your help with the language, really appreciate it. I have already used the translate tool here. But it's easier for me to translate to Dutch though rather than trad Chinese. My mom's from Ipoh but I was born and raised over here so my Chinese is just so so.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for visiting my blog too, am not so sure I'll continue the blog at all but if I do I will post about my homemade pandan mooncakes and let you know! But my photos of the mooncakes are just as bad as the doggie ones...lousy white ones haha!
Rosalind : Pls say "Hi" to your mother.
ReplyDeleteThe translation of the translate tool sometimes will make you laugh ! HaHaHa.....!
Wow! These photos are awesome! Great compositions, great perspective, great lighting, simply awesome!
ReplyDeleteUsing the leaf as a decorative item works really well! Great choice for background too!
Most of these photos gets 8/10 in my book!
Will do :) she's back from her Ipoh visit...brought back lots of white coffee! Yeah translation can be real ridiculous sometime. And totally agree with Colin, very nice pics!
ReplyDeleteRosalind : I am so glad that you like these pictures.
ReplyDeleteWow ,The white coffee travel a long way to Netherland ! It's incredible .
guess what? I've updated my blog and put up the pics of my homemade mooncakes. Have a look http://bakingramblings.wordpress.com/2009/10/10/spiral-pandan-pastries-mooncakes/
ReplyDeleteToo bad can't get purple yam powder over here or I'd make purple ones.
Rosalind: If you can't get the yam, you still can make the skin purple in colour by mixing blue and red colouring.
ReplyDeleteHappy Baking !
Rosalind : Pls leave your message( any message) on my latest post so I can easily read them . Thanks.
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