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Charcoal fire steamboat in Cameron Highlands

Never, ever eat lunch in open spaces in Cameron Highlands if you do not want to accidentally eat some flies. Hmm…it is crunchy, full of protein and I am sure full of flavour too. Ok, seriously, it is fun to have steamboat in cold climate. Look at the funnel. How tall it is? It is [...]

Posted by lilian on June 3rd, 2006 under Cameron Highlands, Eating places, Food | 6 Comments »

Hindu temples

Sungai Palas is a tea plantation in Cameron Highlands. The rolling hills are planted with acres and acres of tea trees. The tea leaves are manually harvested every morning by the plantation workers who lives in Sungai Palas. There is a small school and several places of worship. I found a chapel, surau (a smaller [...]

Posted by on June 19th, 2005 under Cameron Highlands, Festivals & Religious | 1 Comment »

Dried strawberries

I am not a fan of strawberries because those found locally are either: Cheap = sour, small, not fresh Expensive (cost about RM30) = huge, mouth watering but too expensive for me to indulge. But these are Honey Dried Strawberry from Cameron Highlands. Taste like those pickles we ladies like so much. Sourish, sweetish, saltish [...]

Posted by on June 17th, 2005 under Cameron Highlands, Dessert | Comments Off

Tea time at T-Cafe

Drinking tea is not my cup of tea. Coffee works best. Therefore, I ordered coffee in Cameron Highlands, where tea is grown in abundance. I am a sucker for ‘personalised’ cutleries. Cup and saucer that doesn’t match. Unique design for each customers and stuff like that. It gives the homely feelings. All these lovely tea [...]

Posted by on June 12th, 2005 under Cameron Highlands | Comments Off

T-cafe, Cameron Highlands

I brought along my Canon A10 camera which is very old and very basic. However, I am happy that I managed to get many memorable shots. We went to this cafe in Tanah Rata. Tanah Rata is a small town in Cameron Highlands. Developments are on-going with lots of construction. Here is a photo which [...]

Posted by on June 12th, 2005 under Cameron Highlands | Comments Off

Steamboat in Cameron Highlands

Having steamboat in cold places is a fun thing to do. When I was in HK during the winter months, I made steamboat almost everyday. It is so convenient there because having steamboat seems to be the Hongkies favourite past time. You can buy everything from the supermarket. Seafoods from Japan like scallops, oysters and [...]

Posted by lilian on June 11th, 2005 under Cameron Highlands, Recipe | Comments Off
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