Thursday, June 26, 2014

My Red Christmas Fruit Tree

I was "invited" for a homecooked dinner again... oh yes, yellowish pictures as in my previous post, so this time I will not post them up again... our eyes might turn yellowish looking at the odd colour pictures... hahahaa...

This time I present something more soothing to our eyes and throat...

After dinner, my cell leader took out a big water melon and started to cut them in the kitchen.  I was washing up the dishes and I didn't really see how she cut... When I was through with the dishes, I saw these on the plate...
 
Well, many might have seen these cut like that before...
So easy to hold and yet they look cute, right?
This is called Watermelon Tree... 
It quenches our thirst... 
So I guess we better take more of these cooling fruits...
It is really burning hot in Ipoh...
The haze is back!!
ahhhhhhhh..... 


29 comments:

  1. Nice. You can edit the photos, reduce the yellowish tint... I do that. Can make dark photos a bit brighter too, adjust the contrast etc...etc...

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    1. Yes, I tried doing that the other day but couldn't get it better ... must keep on trying the other features...

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  2. Another invitation to homecooked food. So blessed. I ike the way the watermelon is cut, so creative and easy to hold. You are not the only "jakun", me too.

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    1. hahaha... Copyright the word Jakun from the princess...

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  3. I also jakun, never drawn on me to cut this way, hehe...

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    1. We don't cook much so we wouldnt know.. ehehee..

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  4. haha.. never have thought of cutting the watermelon like this.. because if i am to cut watermelon, sure i'll remove all the skin, and just eat the fruits using hands or fork~~ :D

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    1. That is what I have been doing all these while.. this one takes time and more suitable for functions... presentation... :)

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  5. Yes, the haze is back and I hope it won't stay long this time. Looks like Christmas tree watermelon. Watermelon in hot weather is really refreshing!

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    1. Heard the watermelons are injected with much chemical, according to some sources.. but lantak, still eat regardless... :)

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    2. If want to be safer then can eat organic watermelons.

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  6. wahhhh really love the way the watermelon is cut!

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    1. hahahaa..but all goes into the mouth in seconds..

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  7. That's really cute and good for a hot day!

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    1. Next time ask wifey to cut like that for you, bro!

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  8. That's a creative way to cut the watermelon, shall try it next time ;)

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  9. Wow, I have never seen anything like it! So easy to eat and hold, and very pretty! You must ask her how, then teach us!

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  10. Food pictures leh? I don't mind the yellowish pictures leh.. I wana see what she cooked again.. Previously it was mostly vege dishes, which was very delicious also.. This time leh?
    Yep, the watermelon tree looks really cute and juicy.. I never thought of this also.. Usually the triangular shape, or the cubes.. Minus all the skin, haha..

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    1. Princess, I have used your word Jakun... copyright is yours..sorry for not asking you earlier.. hahahaa...
      Yeah, most of us cut out the "flesh" and eat it just like that... no decoration one... next time if want to present nicely, can do this... but takes time lo..

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  11. I never thought to cut watermelon like that. But for me cannot eat watermelon before bedtime, waterfall the whole night LOL!

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    1. Oh really?? hahahaa... Ok, that proves how cooling it is, right!

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  12. Haha! That's so cute!

    Creative cut Reana! :)

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  13. Love this, it's so creative!!! =]

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