Turkish Market and food

Just came back from the turkish market. I bought so muuccch fooooodd! For just 6 euros.
some greek rice-in-wine leaves thingie. 2kg of cherries. 10 plums. 2 punnets of strawberries and a small packet of olives in garlic. And now, i have taken over 2 shelves of the fridge.
Nobody steal my cherries or else.. they were 2kg for 3 euros. and they are really sweet too!

hah. watched the brasil croatia game last night. was awesome. way better than the french game. watched the french game with my french friends. they kept expletive-ing throughout the game though. the only one i knew was merde! ok. enough of football. although, will be watching the germany poland game later on tonight.

ok, i know everybody thinks i'm having fun all the time and not studying. ha, don't deny it, i know most people think that. AND when i say everybody, i really mean everybody. Well, i'll have you know that i do study. And i still go to incomprehensible german lectures and i pass up my assignments, which i do and complete all by myself (something close to an impossibility in NUS). And i go for project meetings. blah blah. Its just that i don't blog about school like 99% of the time. like how fun could it get? SO, DO NOT CHIDE ME, OK? Its quite tough sometimes having to learn stuff in german and complete assignments which are counted towards my final grade and having to pull my weight in projects and stuff. hmm, enough said on this subject.

on a lighter note, i feel almost as if i'm back in singapore here. the heat, the constant need for juice. the heat. the walking in the heat. the studying in the heat. the sleeping in the heat. the sweating. oh, and the blistering heat. if only they had like laksa, mee siam and char kway teow here, i could almost be convinced that i'm back in singapore.

oh, and guess what i did a few days ago when i was bored out of my mind waiting for one of my friends to turn up... A food list!
A food-lust-list.
A singapore-food-lust-list.

Ready..
Here goes..

1. Laksa. any laksa. i dont care. i just want laksa.
2. Adam Road Nasi Lemak
3. Newton Char Kway Teow from Market at Serangoon Gardens
4. Mummy's Hokkien Mee
5. Chicken Wings from Chomp Chomp
6. and satay and dessert and other yummy food from Chomp Chomp
7. Soft Shell crab from the Jap place at the esplanade
8. Kway Chap without the various parts
9. Dim Sum from the place in Chinatown
10. Beef rendang and sayur lodeh from Ivins
11. Zha Jiang Mian from Crystal Jade
12. Grandma's Ou He (Black fish) cold with vinegar and chilli
13. Otak Otak
14. Rainbow Kueh
15. Grandma's Curry
16. Mee Siam
17. Fragrant white rice
18. Really good Mee Pok Ta
19. Really good Yong Tau Foo
20. Speghetti from Dino
21. Bracedale (i dunno how to spell this, those indonesian potatoes with meat thingies)
22. Oyster Ommelete. ooh yum.
23. Fish & Chips from Fish and Co.
24. Shishamo Fish. eating the fish whole is just heavenly. crispy, crunchy and just oh-so-fishy. hahah
25. Ikan Billis. Fried dry or wet. both i like.
26. Fried Fish with sambal
27. Sambal Kang Kong. can die. i really wanna eat this.
28. Wadai and whole Green Chillis
29. Pisang Goreng from Long House
30. Bak Ku Teh from Balestier
31. Prawn Noodles either from long house or old airport road
32. Mummy's Hot and Sour Soup
33. Man Tou in Curry Sauce. And on second thoughts, the crab as well.
34. Cheng teng. a wed night, after ballet favourite.
35. Fresh tau hway chui and tau hway
36. Fresh chin chow
37. BBQ crayfish and prawns
38. Salmon
39. Kaya and butter toast with hot thick coffee from that place. ha
40. Guo Tiao Soup with Fishballs from the bishan kopitiam
41. Mee Rebus from the kopitiam in IMM. an-after-violin-class fav.
42. Kiam Chye Duck soup
43. Lotus Seed Soup
44. Chawanmushi
45. Wo tie from serangoon gardens market
46. Rojak from the serangoon clubhouse.
47. Crispy Seafood Noodles
48. Hor Fan with seafood or beef
49. Yam Basket from that place
50. homemade Popiah

ya, u get the picture. All i need are the chillis - spicer the better. And bring on the seafood! Well, basically all the food that you can find in Singapore, just take away all the breads, salads, pastas, pizzas, burgers, overly sweet cakes and pastries. Oh and did i mention kababs - arghh, enough of those already. ooh and sausages, too much sausages. i swear, like sausages, bread, pig kunckles and beer are the german national foods or something. and i won't want to eat those in quite a while once i go back to singapore.

its disgusting, i'm having a stomachache after typing this list. obviously, i'm not going to eat through this list immediately after i go back. i'll complete this by christmas, i reckon. an easily acheivable goal i say!

okok. gonna study now. enough time wasted.