May 20, 2010
To all nature-lovers out there, this the only green that does not look bizarre! (I am not derogating green here, it is a wonderful colour).
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Ang Ku Kueh (SGD 1.00)
This precious ingot was uncovered at Chili Padi Takeaway. A solitary animal, it stands as one; under the wings of the 'Ang' name, within the expanse of nonya culture to emerge singularly beside the Ang Ku Kueh green. Nonya; giving light to the pandan, kuihs and cakes without pandan juice would look bizarre. Another story to tell is the bunga telang juice.
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Ang ku kueh also called the green ku kueh with a green bean filling. A classic; the ang ku kueh pastry, a common sight during (any)new year and takeaway plastics any day.
P.S. I took it because it is a kueh. Nothing special. Kuehs just happened to be green.