
Here you are. Have a packet of Roti Prata and 2 packets of Indo Mee cooked. In Singapore, Roti Prata were pronounced in which in Malaysia we called it ROTI CANAI. I have no idea why it is called PRATA here but it sounds PLANTA (Margarine) to me. Snap the amount you'd like and bake it on the pan.

You need these external toppings for the dish. The left side is Nutella Hazelnet spread (for bread) which is not involve in the dish but to intro to you people. And I hate this phrase when Singaporean speaks .... (YOU-ALL) It has always been a phob to me since I came here. Okay. The 2nd bottle is the Japanese FUTABA FURIKAKE NORI KATSUO Seasoning Mix (Seaweed, sesame seed and onion crush). And of course at last but not least Bacon Bits made of Germany (for topping).

Finally done with my bowl of Prata. Okay.. CANAI and Mee Goreng. What's next?? Let's start designing..

Fill the CANAI with mee goreng and mix with the 2 toppings stated earlier. If you do have salad or mayonese, implement it. Simply delicious.

uh`uh` my last Mee Prata FUTABA!!!!

Look at this.. ARM!!!!!!! ^^;;

Okay la... finish my last bite of ARM!!!!!!! Then continue the rest of the mee goreng. Looks simple.... Just add up your favourite seasoning. But...... BUTTT.... DOn't eat too much Mee Goreng ar... Too much MSG. Bopien ma... sick of eating outside food so just try my own creation of food. Cooking is simply fun! =D

Oh yeah.. Have this dumpling prepared for tomorrow's breakfast. HEHE!
If you have any recipes to share. Please feel free to post it on the left pane, Stealth Msg... =D thanks!
Yummm.. yummm... *munching*
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Mee prata futaba??? hahahaha.. what a name!!! :D
Ach.. all this time, I was so confused about roti prata and canai.. as I thought, it should be the same one but people were confusing me...
I used to buy the roti prata in Holland village... really good!!!
Hmph..... I live @ holland village a month back and now Im at Tanglin Halt. Yeah roti prata is nice with curry...
ReplyDeleteHOLLAND VILLAGE is tempting place and lotsa ANG MO . hahahaha!
Yessss.. roti prata with curry.. nyum.. nyum.. nyummmmm...
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHA... so Holland villages is famous with ang moh? Someone told me that when I speak mandarin, I sounded like ang moh, :P
is it? I din't know that? Can I know more about you? hahaha! And people always said I spiak LONDON and AMERICAN. I admit that. tsk tsk!
ReplyDeletekekeke... gonna add you in my friendster, so you can know me more :D
ReplyDeleteoh kewl!!~~
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