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Sui Kow (Dumplings)
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Sui Kow Recipe (Dumplings /水饺)
Guest Writer: Food 4 Tots
I would like to introduce you to a special guest blogger today, Food 4 Tots, who happens to be my high schoolmate in Penang. What a small word! Food 4 Tots is an awesome food blog with recipes meant for toddlers. Every time I read the blog, I drool over the homey and delicious dishes and secretly jealous of her 4-year old and wish that I am eating at her dining table every day. Please welcome Food 4 Tots to Rasa Malaysia as she shares her sui kow (Chinese dumplings) recipe with us.
Two year ago, when I was just starting to cook for my family, a friend of mine made a strong recommendation that I visit Rasa Malaysia's food blog for its recipes and cooking ideas. When I browsed through her blog, I was very amazed by her stunning shots and high level of professionalism in food presentation, not to mention her cooking and baking skills. Since then, I had been following her blog closely and even referred it as my "online cookbook." I have to say that her featured recipes are getting more and more interesting and impressive now. There are many cooking tips and methods I learnt through reading her posting. Each time I visit her blog, I will be drooling and leaving with a hungry stomach. Her Penang-style cooking also makes me very homesick and I just feel like flying home the next day to satisfy my cravings.
Today, I would like to thank Rasa Malaysia for featuring me as her guest writer. I had chosen sui kow (水饺) as my featured recipe because she loves dumplings. Co-incidentally, it is also my childhood favourite. I had never gotten bored eating it even until now. Hopefully by sharing this sui kow recipe, you will love sui kow as much as I do.
"Sui kow" (水饺) is a Chinese dumpling which filling is mainly made up of coarsely diced or whole shrimps, minced pork, and other chopped vegetables such water chestnut. Usually, "sui kow" is paired with Chinese wonton noodles. But it can also be served separately in boiled broth.
I first learnt about how to make "sui kow" from my mother-in-law. Since then, I always love making sui kow for my family. By serving it with some blanched vegetables and Chinese noodles, it makes a wholesome meal for us. My son (a 4 year-old boy) loves the "sui kow" so much that he can easily wallop 5 sui kows in 1 sitting!
When I told my hubby that I will made "sui kow" to be featured on Rasa Malaysia's blog, he suggested that I should follow his "self-proclaimed" authentic sui kow recipe which he used to eat at a Chinese noodle house in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) as a child. This recipe calls for the inclusion of green peas and finely chopped coriander leaves on top of the common fillings. Although I had neither seen nor tasted this version of sui kow before, my instinct told me that his suggestion is feasible as the green peas will add extra colour and nutrients to the filling whereas the coriander leaves will give more flavour to the sui kow. So I decided to give it a try. Guess what is the verdict? My hubby's suggestion was proven right! These two extra ingredients did give the sui kow a new twist in its flavour. The green colour of the pea resembles a hidden jade, made the filling more appealing to the eyes. I must say that it is the best sui kow I had tried so far. The taste and texture are simply AWESOME! Before I had finished my shooting, 8 "sui kows" had disappeared from the serving plate and gone into our stomach! The temptation is so irresitable! Are you as excited as us, too?
Finally, my hubby said, "If one is to enjoy the full eating of "sui kow", the art of eating it is just as important as the serving itself." He strongly recommends placing a piece of coriander leave on top of the "sui kow" and dip it into some chili sauce (just a bit will do, so as to prevent the chili taste from over-powering the wholesome taste of the fillings). ENJOY! If you have better way to enjoy sui kow, feel free to comment. We love your feedback.
Now, let me share with you the authentic sui kow recipe (based on my own concortions):
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Bee, thanks for your kind invitation! Finally we got connected thru the beauty of internet. ;)
I love sui kow. Actually, I think sui kow is more delicious than wonton. I love the texture of sui kow more because of water chestnuts, I believe wonton doesn't have them. Sometimes, I love ordering sui kow soup at the Cantonese noodle shops, just plain sui kow and they are ever so satisfying.
Indeed a nice post, Bee. Lk is one great blogger that takes her food photography and review seriously. Great combo from two people from Penang.
I love swui kao and wanton since small. This is a very attractive post for me!
I've only tried wonton soup, not sure what sui kow is, but they sure look tempting and delicious.
This looks very tasty. I'll try to get ingredients to make it. When I go to local Chinese buffet, I try to eat Wonton soup, but the wonton wrapper is always soft like paste, and falling apart too. I think they are soaking in soup too long.
Wow, this look delicious!!! I am curious about Food 4 Tots, if she is your high schoolmate then I should know her also, btw, who is she? Visited her blog but never find any photos of her real person except the 4 tortise stacking up :) Cute!
Craft Passion – why don't you ask her who she is. Hehe. I think you might remember her. ;)
hmmm so plump and yummy
This looks so good! If the boyfriend is good, then I guess I'll share some with him :p
This sui kow is the biggest I have seen. Yummy, I also love sui kow.
Rasa Malaysia saw your blog through Food 4 Tots..If you are craft Passion and Food 4Tots classmates, then you should also my schoolmate too. So curios who you are. ..You also can stim or fly the sui kow too….
Hi, tried yr recipe and made 20 delicious sui kow. Thanks for the detailed instructions in preparation, wrapping, cooking and serving.
Could i deep fry these instead? They look so tempting. If so how long should i deep fry them; or just until they are golden brown?
WOW! Deep fried will be fantastic. I think between medium to low flame will be ok until golden brown color.
Hi, may I ask why u boil the sui kow in water and not the broth?
Chanced upon your recipes on shui jiao…just wondering if It's possible to refridgerate the uncooked shui jiao?


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Friday 11th September 2009. Chicago. Production day.
Ah, jet lag. There's no getting around it and I swear it gets worse as you get older. You can be clever, you can time your plane naps, take melatonin, Ambien or heroin, but it's still going to mess you up. Even if you find a solution to get you through the first night, nanny jet-lag will still come and get you on the second.
I did pretty well, waking at 4am and 6.30am but making myself stay in bed til 8. Publicity Frances had sexted me, so we met in the lobby at 8.30 to go for breakfast. We were actually up too early for many of the local restaurants to be open (which is a highly unusual experience for me, I have to tell you), so we took a lengthy walk through Chicago's morning commute. The weather was glorious, showing this city's magnificent architecture at it's very best. The Winters here are brutal, but Chicago's Summers by the lake are hard to beat. We ended up having the most enormous breakfast before heading back to the Hotel Fabulous where I sorted through a few chores before heading into the stadium.
Soldier Field has been rebuilt since the last time I was inside it and very fine it is too. As if by magic, the 360 stage found itself standing proudly on the playing field, having made its way here from Cardiff with no apparent effort involved. I spoke to several of my team (they being the ones who had put in the effort) and reports were all very positive. Apparently the universal production (ii.e. not the steel structure, but everything else, including the pylon, stage, video screen, P.A., lights, etc.) loaded in at 10am yesterday and was all done by 8pm, which barely seems possible.
Around dinner-time I heard that the band had arrived, so headed for the dressing room to find them. I hadn't been to the dressing room yet in this venue, so locating it for the first time took a little while and I wasn't sure they'd still be there. However, when I finally found the place and stuck my head round the door, there was U2, all four of them, quite alone, in conversation, standing by the coffee machine. I'm not sure quite why, but right at that moment it struck me as rather charming. These four guys, by themselves, in yet another random location somewhere else on the planet - still a gang after all these years. In black and white it would have looked like an Anton Corbijn photograph.
We exchanged our 'hello-how-was-your-break' lines and then spent a little while working on a couple of set list variations. By the end of the European leg we had worked up a very strong 'plan A', and much as you shouldn't meddle too much with what's working, it's important to keep the show alive. This was also the night to see if we could get Your Blue Room off the ground, so they went out to sound check and then began rehearsing the new song. They've never played Your Blue Room live (or not-live for that matter) and technically it isn't really a U2 song, being from the 'Passengers' collaboration, but there was a sense that it might add something to the show which we haven't had before. It's a deceptively complex piece, being accompanied by the video and sound samples from the international space station which we recorded when we were in London. I think we made some pretty good progress and we'll work on it some more tomorrow.
Despite being absolutely out of my mind with jet-lag, I forced myself to stay up to take advantage of having an empty stadium in darkness. At very least my team and I had to programme the lighting states for Your Blue Room, and whilst we were at it we spent some time tweaking and finessing some other parts of the show which there had never been time to address in Europe. I did my best, but by 2am (8am by my body clock) the floor had turned to sponge and I was all but hallucinating, so went to find myself a runner van to chauffer my corpse back to the Hotel Fabulous.
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18 September, 2009
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Great surprise...it was beautifully done good job. My family and I were at both shows, had such a good time...thanks for all your hard work..bless you...
15 September, 2009
Hello Willie
I've got to say what a great story, this one especially. It gives such an intimate outside observation of the men who make U2., and to know that it still amazes someone so close that they are all still together. I'm sure they've had their share of squabbles, we all have, but with bands you almost feel that they are gonna break up after so many years. not they. It just goes to show how well things are meant to be I've enjoyed reading your other entries as well. A special Kudos to you Mark and Catherine Owens on the stage and all the production value, and a special thanks to all crew members. For making the 9-12-09 show such a success. I only wish I had been at the show the next day for your blue room. "sigh" I've written a review of the nights show. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it. thanks http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.viewcustom&friendId=89050819&blogId=510359538&swapped=true
14 September, 2009
Fabulous Job
All your hard work and efforts showed! It was beautifully done! Bravo and keep up the good work! Love it!
14 September, 2009
great life
You have a great life, Willie, but you deserve it. Best wishes from Portugal!
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It was a huge leap forward for the men, finishing seventh a year ago and only tallying 45.5 points against the league foes. This year the Tigers tallied 122.5 points just behind Shawnee State University's fourth place finish of 123 and University of Rio Grande edged them out by 3.5 points for third.
"We competed well today and had opportunities," said GC Todd McDaniel. "This program is getting stronger, and I couldn't be more proud of the accomplishment today."
Georgetown College men's and women's track and field got back to competition Friday and Saturday against several Mid-South Conference foes after spending this past weekend challenging a large group of NCAA Division I and II opponents.
"We need tests like that and the meet at Bellarmine or Louisville always gives us those opportunities," said GC coach Todd McDaniel. "Our athletes know that every event is more about testing themselves and challenging themselves than where they place. If we keep improving, when placement counts we will be where we need to be."
Overall the women finished seventh, but only host University of the Cumberlands finished higher out of all the MSC schools. Georgetown scored 48.5, while the Patriots 54.5 put them in sixth. Lindsey Wilson College took 10th and Campbellsville University was 11th.
On the men's side, the Tigers finished 11th with 32 points, beating St. Catharine College, Lindsey Wilson and University of Pikeville. Cumberlands finished second on its own track and Campbellsville just edged GC for 10th with 34 points.
The elements did not make for a pretty day, but the heart of the Georgetown College track and field athletes did. At the Lindsey Wilson Invitational in Columbia, Ky. the men and women finished second. The Tiger women finished with 91 points, second to Campbellsville University's 119. Rounding out the top five schools in the 12 team field was LWC (80), Berea (71) and Spring Arbor (66). Ironically the last two in that list beat GC in weekend one at the Berea Invitational.
On the men's side, Georgetown was nipping at the heels of host Lindsey Wilson. The Tigers scored 98 points to the Blue Raiders 104. Rounding out the top five in the 10 team field was Campbellsville (91), Berea (80) and Bethel (61).
GC's women placed scorers in 10 of the 14 events, while the men had 10 in 15 events. In six of those, the Tigers had one or more athletes pick up points.
Dallas Robinson, Georgetown College assistant track & field coach, has been pursuing his love to compete most of his life. Sunday night his passion turned into an Olympic dream. The USA Bobsledding team officially announced its roster for Sochi, and Robinson was one of 15 athletes (male and female) on it.
"If it weren't for running such a great indoor season in track and being ranked Top 5 in the USA, I wouldn't have even given it a second thought," Robinson said about an Olympic dream. "Then I started bobsledding to help a student-athlete and competed for two years before I even bothered to train for it or tryout.
"I figured, well I've gone this far and it seems this is the Lord's plan for this phase of my life. I might as well jump in with both feet now and live on faith here."
Georgetown College had up and down times this past weekend at the Mid-South Conference Meet, but in the end challenged itself and set several new Tiger records.
"It's the way it goes sometimes," said GC coach Todd McDaniel. "You will have off days and meets. However, I was really pleased overall to see us make improvements in a couple of areas. You want to win the conference meet for bragging rights, but we still have two more big meets that could determine our placing some athletes at the national meet. That is what matters."
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Click on the links at the bottom of this page to print a listing of NAMI Howard County support group meeting dates or directions.
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Directions: From northbound Route 29, South toward Columbia Town Center. Take Exit 15 right to John Hopkins Road toward Gordon Road. Turn left onto John Hopkins Road. At turnabout take first exit(this is still John Hopkins Road) Building on right, go to main building.
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Directions: From Route 29, take Route 175 East. Turn left on Tamar Drive and Right on Foreland Garth. Turn right into the driveway PAST the church sign to the parking lot behind the church and enter through the double doors. Follow the signs once inside the church.
If you are the parent or caregiver of a child (under age 18) with mental health issues, you are not alone! Come talk with other parents, grandparents, and caregivers experiencing similar challenges. Share your struggles, as well as successes and resources. Membership in NAMI is not required and there is no cost to attend. However, we are not able to provide child care at this time.
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Third Thursdays - Transition Age Youth Support Group for parents of ages 18 - 26.
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Directions: From Route 29 take exit 21A to Rt. 108 East. Stay in the right lane as you exit as you will make the first right on to Presbyterian Circle. Follow the road to the end, turn left and park behind the church. Enter at the glass doors in the back of the building. Turn left and go to the second floor via the elevator or stairs.
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The NAMI Connection Support Group meets the 2nd and 4th Monday, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. at Wilde Lake Interfaith Center, 10431 Twin Rivers Rd. , Columbia, 21044.
There is no need to register—just come when you feel like you need someone to talk to.
Directions to Wilde Lake Interfaith Center -
From southbound Rt. 29:
Exit Rt. 29 at Route 175 West toward Columbia Town Center. Route 175 becomes Little Patuxent Parkway. Bear right onto Governor Warfield Pkwy. At the second light, bear to the right on to Twin Rivers Rd. At the first traffic light, turn left onto Trumpeter Road. Turn right into the parking lot. The Interfaith Centeris the one story building on the right of the parking lot. Enter at the center doors.
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Exit Rt. 29 at the Broken Land Parkwayexit toward Columbia Town Center(the exit splits, stay in the left lane). Turn left at the second stop light on to Little Patuxent Parkway. Bear to the right at the first light onto Governor Warfield Pkwy. At the first traffic light, turn left onto Twin Rivers Road. At the next stop light turn left on to Trumpeter Road. Turn right into the parking lot. The Interfaith Centeris the one story building on the right of the parking lot. Enter at the center doors.
People have been gathering for our Sunday Suppers program since 1982. Sunday Suppers is a social gathering for adults living with mental illness. The event begins at 3 p.m. on the third Sunday of each month at the Florence Bain Senior Center, 5470 Ruth Keeton Way , Columbia, 21044. Meals are prepared by local churches and organizations. For transportation concerns please contact the office at (410) 772-9300. The next Sunday Supper is February 15, 2015.
Directions: From Route 29, take Route 175 West toward Columbia. Route 175 becomes Little Patuxent Parkway. Bear right onto Governor Warfield Pkwy. Just before the 2nd traffic light, bear right onto Twin Rivers Road. Follow Twin Rivers until it ends at Harper's Farm Rd. Bear to the right on to Harper's Farm Rdand follow it about ¼ mile to the second stop light at Beaverkill Rd. Turn right onto Beaverkill and then turn left at the last entrance to the large parking lot, Ruth Keeton Way. The Bain Centeris the second building on the right.


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I've never been a Matt Ryan fan...but I sure would love to have that receiving corp.
I mean really, am I going to have to hear about matty ice until he retires? or after? or drew brees? or aaron rogers? I can think of 3 gms/coaches i'd love to smack for not bringing in a QB. However, right now is not one of those times. I'm excited about the possiblities of Tannehill, and i'm not interested in what ifs of the past. If we were stuck with matt moore this season i'd be all over the what if's of the past and the what if's of the future.
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"I didn't feel like we had to score," Tannehill said. "I had the mindset we were going to score."
Jeff Ireland was even more on board with the Jake Long over Matt Ryan thing than Bill Parcells. Parcells actually lost sleep at night because he saw both sides of the argument, and he's expressed regret about the decision since leaving the Dolphins. Ireland lost no sleep, and has no regrets.
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Very surprised nobody has tried to pin the Long pick on Ireland in this thread....
1. Matt Ryan is over rated. Dude has better weapons than most QB's will ever have. He's top 15 though.
2. We have made a lot of bad draft picks but Big Jake was not one of them. I smell a 4th straight probowl coming.
3. My crystal ball shows a future of: Tannehill>Ryan
I'll go back even farther and mention that we could of had Drew Brees...TWICE.
And not having Matt Ryan does suck But I 'm over it. We hopefully we have a good one in tannehill