Title: 教你開間糖水屋 (How to Open a Dessert Stall)
Whom I borrowed it from: Queens Library (Forest Hills)
What is it about:
A simple how-to guide to open
a small business, specializing in chinese
desserts aka 糖水 : )
Plus a detail list of common
Chinese desserts and their recipes.
What went through my mind:
- I did not know that there are so manyWhom I borrowed it from: Queens Library (Forest Hills)
What is it about:
A simple how-to guide to open
a small business, specializing in chinese
desserts aka 糖水 : )
Plus a detail list of common
Chinese desserts and their recipes.
What went through my mind:
interesting Chinese desserts out there!
& that to make them require loads of patience,
because the 'dry/moist' ingredients need
to be prepared for various amounts
of time in advance : 0
- A great point that this book makes is the
distinction between Chinese & Western desserts:
Western desserts are often for mere pleasure --
think about cakes, ice-cream, cookies and the like...
What do girls usually say after eating them?
"I FEEL SO FAT!"& it's true...
They tend to be made of cream/butter/sugar,
none considered too healthy 0_o"
Meanwhile, Chinese desserts often contain
healthy ingredients like seasonal fruits/herbs,
& are created with the main intention
to help balance the diet & enhance bodily functions.
- Like all businesses, the most crucial
element is: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!
- I NEED to practice/learn my CHINESE
DESSERTS! i'm kinda ashamed of myself now...
-_- how can i claim to love food/sweets
and yet know nothing about any 糖水?!?!
Favorite Quote:
- "努力不一定成功,
但一定有成果。"
(Working hard doesn't guarantee success,
but it would surely bring fruitful results.) (Pg. 76)
What came out of this:
*Goal: Learn to make more 糖水!
Why Should you read it, too?
Aren't you curious about Chinese desserts, too? : )
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