Food

On my second day, Iva's made me spatzle sauce. I really like the sauce.
I got 50 euro every week.
I ate rice oce a week. Bought the ones in the sack. You see I never master cooking the rice sans rice cooker.

For breakfast, I ate bread and drank milk or juice.
I go German with my lunch. sometimes I take it but since Xavier left I didn't do lunch anymore. Plus my last week, it was Ramdhan.
Lunch normally is with schoki (really nice Schwarzwald/Blackforest choc milk) and bretzel. I really love bretzel smeared with cream cheese spinkled with chives and salad and tomato.
Had hot meal once at the casino. Don't know how to say enough in German so I ended up finishing quarter of my cheese gnocci after so much effort.
And my friends in opthalmology do lunch everyday. oh the joy of having a partner in crime with you.

Dinner is a lil bit complicated because I have to come out with what to cook.
I love it epecially when I sit down with Iva and Chris for dinner.
I would nicked their food and they mine.
Once I made curry and was so concerned the smell may be too overhelming for my housemates but they said it smells good.
I found my new love for tomato salad. They made really delish tomato salad.
Most of the time, I made aglio olio spaghetti with birds eye chilli. Iva's surprised to see the amount I threw in. Well, that's typical Penangites for you babe =)
I took away food from markthalle twice. The last one smell strongly of tumeric.
Iva's allergic to ANY NUTS and I have offered nuts twice to her unintentionally. First the rice cooked with nuts and then the stir fried vege with tofu. Thanks to her, I hope I am more alert about allergy issue.

iftar 2nd day of Ramadhan

I have a range of supermarket to choose from. I like Aldi and I went to Ariana Orient House a couple of times to get the meat and some dose of Asian ingredients. Theoretically, I only spent 100 euro on groceries. Admittedly, it's cheaper if you cooked because a plate of mixed potatoes costs 10 euro.