About myself
Hi, my name is Anh. I'm a Melbourne based food blogger. Hanoi born, but my inspirations are all over the place. Still, I am mostly a Melbourne girl at heart. Here you will find all the wonderful food adventures that the eclectic city of Melbourne has given me.
Ginger soup sounds good for Winter here!:))
I love ginger in everything. What a light, clear, refreshing soup! It must be wonderful for summer even though it is served hot.
I agree! Fish sauce is magic, like kecap manis. I crave for simple food like that sometimes. And the glass pate you used in the last picture, looks like something my mum had. Nostalgia…
Gorgeous photos, Anh.
Everything sounds just delicious, but I am especially intrigued by the idea of stir-fried pumpkin leaves. I always grow winter squash which has similar leaves, so I will have to try cooking them next summer. (And even when you say they are bad, your photos are always great!)
I have never tasted stir-fried pumpkin leaves — what a lovely idea! As always, your photos are mouthwatering.
Wow Anh! What a fresh, lovely dinner. And, hats off to your mom for bringing such freshness to her table daily! Such lovely photos with beautiful back drops and like the others, those pumpkin leaves have my attention!
fried tofu in fish sauce is a cool one….we want to read more about Vietnamese food
This is beautiful, Anh.
Well, I don’t know where to start.
I love it, Anh. You;re a constant source of inspiration for me – Your use of exciting ingredients and unique approach to photography.
Asha, thanks buddie!
oh the dishes look so good. I am going to try the tofu with fish sauce. And I imagine the pumpkin leaves tasting like larger pea shoots? Do you have to scrub off the little bristley hairs?
Lovely.. fish ohh fish yummy…
I like all your summer meals. I can have these everyday
Callipygia, thanks. Ya, you should srub off the little little bristley hairs. But the recipe I link to provides a good method to cook pumpkin leaves, too.
You’ve used the black background to the utmost advantage, looks lovely! I was playing around with that, too, trying to get a last minute noodle shot… However, something livelier than dried noodles look much better on black!
I haven´t tried pumpkin leaves, how does the taste like?. Nice photos Anh!
What a satisfying meal this is, Anh!
Just exquisite Anh! I have to tell you, I become saturated with the rich flavors of autumn so quickly – the leaves and stems of pumpkin appeal much more right now than the gourd itself! Never knew you could eat them, and I can’t wait to try! I’ll definitely be making this soup too – it looks utterly rejuvenating. Thank you so much!
Such a lovely meal! I shall remember to eat more vegetables in the summer.
Wonderful post Anh! So wholesome. What perfect summer fare! Thanks for your entry. The roundup should be posted on Monday.
A truly wonderful post — good food, good advice, good memories. Thanks for putting it up. And CONGRATULATIONS on your Click win! That is so wonderful!
I don’t know which of these dishes sounds best to me. I think I must have all three! Even if it’s nearly winter where I live.