
Tis' a rainy season right now. Despite that, there was a period of a sunny day with clear blue sky earlier today. The flowers in my garden were in full blooms. Look at them, aren't they lovely?


This cheered me up a bit. I was feeling a bit "under-the-weather" lately. And it also inspired me to make this dessert known as "Ma Tai Pau Sok Tong Shui" in Cantonese or just simply, Water Chestnut & Sweet Corn Sweet Soup. And since it is said to have cooling properties, I reckon it would be ideal for sore throat.

I hope you think this picture is lovely. And it did taste as lovely as it looks. Adding a lightly beaten egg also made it looked as if it is "blooming"...., don't you think?
6 comments:
Mycoffee,
Yes! They look lovely! Recipe! Recipe! Care to share? Hee Hee. Seriously as a Cantonese myself, I know nut about this dessert. :Blush:
Hi Jas,
I have just updated my post to include link to recipe. Mine is based on this recipe with some small adjustments.
Hi mycoffee,
Thanks for sharing. ^^
Hi mycoffee, just found out that you had cooked the dessert with my recipe. *blush* But your photo looks much better than mine. Mine is quite blur. *lol*
Hi Tazz,
Thanks for the recipe. My family and I love it! :)
Mycoffee,
could you please teach us the adjustments you made?
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