Here is how
apam is being made. Main ingredient is rice flour. It is light and crispy on the sides and has a very soft middle. An
apam seller usually has 8-10 little woks going at one time. This stall is one in Section 17 of the open market. One must get up early to eat
apam ;-)
I would have to say that apam is one of the best breakfasts in the world.
In the first photo it is of my brother Siddh and my dad eating up the last bit of apam. In the next you are seeing my dads boss, Miss.Cinnamon with her apam. It is also one of her favorite.
Priya.....it looks like you are getting to try a lot of new things. We missed you at Girl Scouts last week. Can't wait to see you again. Jordan is really missing you. I will tell her about your blog so she can see what you are up to. Maybe the two of you can start writing each other. Lots of Love, Jennifer Mclarty
ReplyDeleteHey Priya, We missed you during girl scouts. Bob was the leader.
ReplyDeleteI hope to see you in the spring to play soccer. by the way the food you ate looks real good. Hope you are haveing a great time. I's always fun to go to different places than tou are use to. I hope to see you soon.
Jordan McLarty
What's kinds of sports do they play in Malaysia. Would you like to play one? Or have you played sports there? Are the sports fun to play or watch? Just wondering what you are doing while you are there. I am looking forward to soccer season. - Jordan
ReplyDeleteDear Jordan,
ReplyDeleteThe sports in Malaysia are really hard to do. Some of the sports names are badminton and sepak takraw. I have played badminton before and that is really fun! If we were playing soccer over here it would be called football. It kinda makes sense because, you kick the ball with your feet.
Ha Ha that does make sence. I think I have heard of badminton. But I can not remember where.
ReplyDeleteYour Friend,
Jordan