I live in Darwin where there are only 2 seasons the wet, and the dry. I love to cook and bake- but sometimes struggle with the environment.
I spent a large part of my childhood in the U.S. I still love many American style foods.
Darwin is a great melting pot of cultures and foods. Just don’t try to make puff pastry in December!
Welcome to the blogosphere. I look forward to seeing what you bake!
Hi,
I love finding other Australian bloggers.
Great blog!
Oh my goodness! I love that you have a picture with Rambutan fruit in your header graphic! I have missed that fruit so much and can’t find it anywhere in the US… I look forward to reading your blog!
Candace
Hi Andrea
I LOVE your recipe for lychee cakes.
I am in the process of building a new website based on unusual recipes to cook with children
Could you post your recipe into my forum ?? http://www.heidiskitchen.com/userimages/forum.htm
By doing this I will provide you with a direct feed back to your recipe – whilst addign a fantastic recipe to my site.
Win win !
thanks
Heidi
Hi Andrea, I See the pict of tropical fruit on your web. May I ask that where you buy water spinach, Asian vegetable? we can plant it in Australia? which mean you cooking with it?
Linh, I live in Darwin where the water spinich is grown successfully. I understand it can grow in other tropical areas and I have seen the seeds for the plant in asian markets. Good luck!
Hi Andrea. You’ll find QA a brilliant learning tool. blogging is an efficient way to keep track of your progress, so worth it if you can.
Sadly, I don’t (can’t) cook – but I did make a batch of Japanese pancakes tonight which weren’t a disaster.