Breakfast with ubi kayu rebus (boiled tapioca/cassava)

My breakfast this morning: ubi kayu rebus (boiled tapioca/cassava). Harvested ubi kayu (tapioca/cassava) yesterday. Did not take picture of the harvested ubi kayu (tapioca/cassava) since finished quite late. I only take around 400 gm of it. Where I give the rest of the  harvest to my neighbour.

It taste delicious. I add 2 chopped garlic and ginger with 30 ml water. Use function rice maximum for 18 minutes in my 2.5 liter pressure cooker. It cooked nicely. Love the outcome despite using very little water. And the water seeps into the boiled ubi kayu (tapioca/cassava). So no waste at all. Love this way of cooking. I can taste the ginger strongly since I am using the one I harvested. Despite use around 3 cm x 2 cm size. Well, at least I am saved from bloated stomach after adding ginger in the cooking.

Harvested halia (ginger) from 5 liter container

This is taken in the morning of 30 August 2021. Where I manage to harvest large clump of halia (ginger). Initially I just wanted to replant it. Since it looks like its dying. While actually it is already matured for harvest. Glad to be able to harvest it on time.

This amount more than enough for my consumption at home. 

190 ml honey harvest from my stingless bees log at home

Harvest last 26 August 2021. Manage to get 190 ml honey from the stingless bees log that I put near my pisang berangan (banana) plant at home.

This is from half of the log capacity. Quite a bountiful harvest. 

My new torch lighter

This is taken last 3 September 2021. Where I finally get hold of this precious torch lighter after searching for it in 3 shops. Sadly, this type of lighter is not easily found or sold in mini market, 7 Eleven, shopping mall. Only certain shop selling it. And its become harder to get stock since this September 2021.

I like this kind of ligher since it is easily used to light up dried leaves compare to normal lighter [1]. Can just press to light up. Refer to image below.

Comparison between my cili padi (small chili) and cili ungu (purple chili) leaves

This is taken last 29 August 2021. Where I make compilation of comparison pictures between my cili padi (small chili) and cili ungu (purple chili) leaves.

For me, the look of the leaves is very distinct. Not sure if the taken pictures able to justify much. What matter is the leaves of cili ungu (purple chili) looks different from cili padi (small chili) leaves. Where might be mistaken as weeds. Fortunately I trust my gut feeling to leave the small cili ungu (purple chili) plant. Which is why it is important to mark your germination container. This step will help prevent miss identification of the grown cili ungu (purple chili) plant.

Collecting limau purut (kaffir lime) seeds for germination process

This is taken last 29 August 2021. Where I collect limau purut (kaffir lime) seeds as attempt to germinate it.

Hope it will able to germinate and grow well. 

The look of jantung (inflorescence) to my pisang raja (banana) plant

The look of jantung (inflorescence) to my pisang raja (banana) plant last 10 August 2021. Can see already 6 sisir/sikat (bunch) of pisang raja (banana) fruits emerging from the jantung (inflorescence). It is the first pisang raja (banana) that ia fruiting in 2021.

This is the look last 9 August 2021. Only have 4 sisir/sikat (bunch) of pisang raja (banana) fruits emerging from the jantung (inflorescence).

The healthy look of my limau mandarin (honey mandarin orange) offspring

This is taken in the morning. Where I clean up container planted limau mandarin (honey mandarin orange) offspring. The fruits was gifted to me early 2021 by a lovely friend near Chinese New Year celebration.

The look of one limau mandarin (honey mandarin orange) offspring in 1.5 liter container.

The look of my cili ungu (purple chili) with flower buds in 1.5 liter container

This is taken last 29 August 2021. Where I found offspring to my cili ungu (purple chili) that already bear 2 flower buds and 1 small purple chili fruit. I replant it into 1.5 liter container. Then proceed to send it to my customer.

The cili ungu (purple chili) offspring is almost 1 feet tall. Already very stable and not long to get cili ungu (purple chili) fruits. For this size, sold at price RM 20.

My take away breakfast: passion fruits with stingless bees honey

This is taken in the morning of 28 August 2021. Where I am preparing 3 unit passion fruits for my take away food. I do add 1.5 table spoon of honey from my stingless bees into the scooped pomegranate. The honey I harvested last 14 August 2021 [1].

The look of scooped passion fruits flesh mixed with stingless bees honey. I am using glass jar to preserve the benefit of stingless bees honey. So, need to handle the take away glass jar with care.