once upon a norza

True to what these people are saying in the Makansutra forum, the Ramly burger we managed to buy tasted like what they had been raving about. There were many Ramly burger stalls but we specifically bought it from the pasar malam stall with the "Ranor" *specifically Ranor* on the banner in Tampines last week and Bishan yesterday (the Bishan one were tastier too!). The usual ramly burgers I tried were either too greasy or dry but I gobbled this one up within minutes. It was yummy'licious to the core and tasted like the ones I've tried in malaysia...you know those stalls where they sell those burgers near the roadside. hurhur. You can even 'customise' your burgers! My adik got hers in double patties last week and we also didn't put mayo inside *yucks!!*


The process of making one is quite long and takes quite a few minutes.

1. Meat comes out as a soft pattie (others like very stiff)
2. As they fry they add curry powder + Worchestershire Sauce
3. The meat is split into 2 halves and fried
4. Two slices of half square layer of cheese added (others only a single half slice)They sandwich the cheese in the meat pattie
5. Buns (No seseme seeds) are lightly toasted with thin layer of margarine on the griddle
6. Egg is fried and pattie put into the egg add mayonaise and pepper sauce
7. Chilli Sauce added and a wrapped in a wrapper with Ramly logo on it (note others use foam box - these are no good)

Of course, this may be not the ultimate burger for you but it's an ultimate cheap yummy burger I've ever tried in all of my burger-eating life! Well, there's the Ranor brand Ramly burger at the pasar malam in Bishan just opened yesterday. I'll definitely join the queue and buy one everyday after work till the pasar malam closes...heh.

Sometimes I forget that Aisyah is not a baby anymore. She already understands what we tell her to do. She replies with grunts or shakes her head as a sign of disapproval and will squeal when she gets something which she likes. She has her favourite tv-shows and books.

She's already running now although her soles hasn't gotten that enough 'bunga' and she slipped last week while trying to be helpful to get my tudong and hit her head on the floor. 8/

She prefers rice than porridge and looks at anyone who's eating with a face that says, "give me some food pls..". So now whatever I cook for her, it will be a lil 'grown up'...soggy rice with a side dish. On Saturday, I cooked chikin soup, Yesterday it's beef and vege soup. And food has to be served in a grown-up plate as well...no more small bowls. Feeding by hand is greeted with mouths wide-open than with a spoon.

And we finally bought Aisyah a high-chair! yah..like finally. haha. emak warned us that she won't be sitting in that chair for long and I thought, "alamak...another useless purchase!" but Alhamdulillah, she managed to complete 3/4 of her meals without wanting to get down. I had to chase her for the remaining 1/4 of the meal. Fair enough. At least it's better than chasing her for the entire meal.