Homemade Fusilli with Brinjal & Capsicum in Simple Tomato Sauce
A ticket to JB - RM 7.50
A phone call - RM 0.30
A plate of homemade pasta - Priceless
Sounds familiar? Haha, yup. The time spent with my brother in his humble-rented apartment with three handsome-bachelor residents. It was indeed priceless. *wink*
I was referring to the time spent with my brother as priceless, What are you thinking ??? Hah. It was a surprise visit to my brother.
It wasn't meant to be a visit.
Actually i was on my way back to Singapore while transiting at JB. Being too bored, i decided to give a call to my beloved brother in JB to tease & tempt him of all the good food i had at home, including "telling" him i "ta bao"=packed homecooked food from home to bring back to Sg. He, happily mistaken me sending homecook food for him. It was a bit complicated and I also didn't know how i ended being fetched by him at Larkin & the next thing i know i was already at his rented apartment, 1km away from Larkin. *my bro kept emphasized "my place is only 1KM away from larkin"*
Homecooked pasta was what he managed to whip up to welcome my first visit to his place.
My brother dotes on me a lot. All the little gestures showed it all.
Capsicum, brinjal & a handful of fusilli were all he had. Added with lots of love of a brother for extra flavour.
A bowl of Campbell Soup was all I can offer, using whatever that was leftover.
Mum's cooking is still the best! "Stainless-steel Pot Chicken" is what I meant. Well-marinated and full of flavour. Having it for 3 meals in 3 days was not bored at all.
At the end of the day, my brother was robbed by his little sister of his starbucks voucher.
It will be our next date. I promise...... together with mum & dad, hopefully...
7 comments:
what a bro! my youngest bro gave us all a surprise when he flew in last night from Singapore to vote in the election today. we had a great time strategizing about the voting so that our family's votes will not be split. love ny bro too :))
nice blog, can i ask, as i always do when i meet a Singaporean foodie, where do u get the best Singapore laksa??
Terri:Haha,gd Q's but i don't have any slightest idea cos i rarely go out for food hunt in Sg.Cos my schedule for lesson is just too packed. *not many makan kaki too*
PS: Pakcik Nic,if u happen to see this,you know what to do right? *hint hint*
jojo: hello jojo! thx for hopping over to my site. i gather u're a msian working in spore eh? yes i agree, homemade pasta (or any kind of food) is priceless :)
Jun: Hi Jun!Haha,M'sian working in Singapore? almost but not yet =p Im like u, still studying =) Hehez.
aiyoh, i am so tired of larkin lar...i'm there almost every weekend...nothing nice to eat somemore :< dont, you think so?
Jackson: Haha, when you want to eat,nudge me. Gladly available upon request.
Nic: Ya la.Larkin for me is touch n' go place. Sometimes i do popby@Dunkin to grab a few doughnuts. Love their Choco Pudding Doughnuts~
Hello there, nice pasta, keep them coming yeah!
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