Mama had iftar away from home again. No, not at an over-priced Ramadan Buffet eatery! She and a few of her fellow Board of Trustees had iftar with the Myanmar refugee community in a suburb called Selayang, about 15-minute drive from home. It was part of the Fast2Feed programme we talked about in the
previous entry (the RM30 question). The iftar spread was simple but delicious...and we learned a few Myanmarese words as well. Yeah...food names but that's what felines think of most times anyway.
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| This is jongbyuk, basically wheat cooked with sugar and garnished with grated coconut. Served as dessert. |
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| This is payletuk, mainly chickpeas and cabbage stirfried with spices and curry leaves. |
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| Hale - a type of rice and vegetable porridge in the bowls on either side of this child. |
Nicole's 2-cent: Thanks to donors who helped us provide food the poor and needy. For more information and on how to support the programme, click
here. Or just email us.
purrrr *giggles*
