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Sunday, February 27, 2022

Gallimaufry#23

Just a gallimaufry of photos ...

Vanda hookeriana

Poison arrow vine 


FROM THE TRAVEL ARCHIVES

Bintan 2010

Stir-fry Chinese kale
A simple yet delish stir-fry vegetable dish that you can rustle up in no time after a hard day's work
Recipe – https://tasteasianfood.com/chinese-vegetables-stir-fry/

LITTLE INDIA
Little India – a neighbourhood or street awash with Indian shops and restaurants 

Indian sweetmeats


Kurta-clad mannequins
Kurta – loose collarless top worn by both men and women, mainly in the Indian subcontinent.
 
An Indian sundry shop

News in Malay, Chinese and Indian
Fun fact
Malaysia is predominantly defined by three major ethnic groups – Bumiputera (Malays), Chinese and Indians.
My Corner of the World

58 comments:

  1. That was an interesting fun fact about Malaysia Veronica! Something I didn't know! That poolside in Bintan is just gorgeous!! What a pretty assortment of flowers too!

    betty

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  2. I love to see the photos of Vanda hookeriana. I collect Vandas, but I have never seen this Vanda before. It is very beautiful, Veronica!

    Have a nice week ahead!

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  3. Those Indian sweets are so tempting, esp. the halwa. Have a great week ahead.

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  4. What a nice flowers:) thanks for your sharing...

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  5. I love the Indian shop, tasty, sweet, yummy.

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  6. Hello, Veronica
    What a wonderful collection of photos. The Indian sweetmeats and shops look great. I have to look up Bintan on the map, it looks beautiful. The flowers are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your post. Take care, have a great new week.

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  7. I am sure my doctor would approve of stir-fry Chinese kale.

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  8. That Chinese vegetable dish seems good and healthy, Veronica :-)
    I was interested in your chart showing the percentage of citizens population by ethnic group in your country. Thanks for sharing such interesting information!
    I have never thought of about 7% Indians in Malaysia. An Indian journalist, Palki Sharma, sometimes wears the same cloths as I can see in your pictures.
    I can follow her through Wion, an Indian news channel headquartered in New Delhi ... she speaks in English, that's why I can heard that Indian channel.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJLnZ_rNLOU&t=14s

    Have a nice week, Veronica!

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  9. Dearest Veronica,
    Always a joy to come here for reliving our fondest years of living on nearby Java.
    Thanks for always sharing and explaining to your other readers that might never have experienced this exotic lifestyle.
    Hugs,
    Mariette

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  10. The pool shot at Bintan looks so inviting.

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  11. The Indian shop looks like a nice shop to visit. Lovely photos, Veronica. Have a wonderful week.

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  12. all the flowers are beautiful - wonderful scenes

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  13. Wonderful photos! Will check out that stir fry link.

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  14. Fabulous photos, as always, it is all so colourful! Have a great week, hugs, Valerie

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  15. Love the pictures. I think I would try all that food, it looks so good.

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  16. The flowers are most beautiful, but I came for the food. I always come for the food. Yummy.

    Have a fabulous day and week, Veronica. ♥

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  17. Such wonderful photos and terrific looking food. I''m ready to set by that pool for a while.

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  18. We actually have a little India near us as well. I think the shops there are a bit different than near you, though.

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  19. Everything looks lovely through your eyes (and camera) as always. I could be perfectly comfortable in a Kurta -- I hate buttons, zippers, snaps and stuff like that -- I would rather wear something colorful that I can just slip on. It would suit me perfectly!

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  20. Lovely photos and as usual I concentrate on the food heheh!

    Have a gallimaufreytastic week šŸ‘

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  21. That was such a gorgeous view you captured in Bintan of the pool and ocean running together!

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  22. Bellas flores y ricos manjares te mando un beso.

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  23. Hello Veronica,
    Beautiful and colourful photos, as always. The vegetable dish looks easy and tasty. I do love most vegetables. Have a good week.

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  24. I'd love to be front and center in one of those loungers in Bintan right by the water! Beautiful photos!

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  25. I could just manage a few of those Indian treats. Those are interesting figures about the Malaysia population.

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  26. Lovely selection of photos as always!

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  27. Great collection of photos... I like the clothing on the mannequins - it looks colorful yet cool

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  28. The Orchids are fantastic and exotic - wonderful flowers! Thank you for your words to my Blog and many Greetings from Germany to you and your family
    Kirsi

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  29. Oh! Bintan Poolside looks beautiful! And Macro Flowers are always among my faves! AWESOME!

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  30. I love that last Kurta. The pink one is so pretty. I'm going to look them up now. I'm in love with those so much.

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  31. I love the photos - and i'm always amazec by the colorful clothing women from India wear. I see food I didn't even know existed when I visit here, lol. It looks good - that stir fry especially.

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  32. I would love to be on one of those poolside loungers away from the horrors of the world. The flowers on the poison vine are pretty, but the tendrils coming from them makes it look like poison dripping from them!

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  33. I always love your photo collages. So pretty! Those sweets look delicious. We are in SA, but my sister works for an Indian business and their sweets and especially cookies are always the best.

    Interesting facts about Malaysian population.

    Hope you had a good week so far.

    Elza Reads

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  34. A great and very colorful collection. Perfect, especially on this cold, grey day here. Thank you for the holiday.

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  35. The flowers always look so beautiful and I did not know the proper name for that form of Indian dressing, so thank you for sharing! :)

    Hope that your week is going well! The flood waters have gone down here so we are no longer flooded in which is awesome :)

    Away From The Blue

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  36. Bintan looks like a beautiful and relaxing place.
    A very beautiful collage of photos, I like the Vanda hookeriana.
    I didn't know about the 3 ethnic groups in Malaysia.
    Have a nice week.

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  37. Thank you for joining the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. ♥

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  38. oh wow very fascinating

    https://www.alyinwanderland.com/2022/02/cute-grunge.html

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  39. Oooo! Impressive your 'Gallimaufry'!
    I sit on a lounge chair and admire the view and the colors of the food and flowers! Lovely!
    Thank you, Veronica!
    Happy WW and a beautiful Spring!

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  40. You got some great pictures. I didn't know you could use Kale for Stir-Fry!! Learn something new every day. :)

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  41. i like the dresses in the window particularly the blue aqua coloured one.

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  42. ...as I watch the snow falling outside my window, your beautiful images take me back to Maui. Thanks!

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  43. I had to look up the word gallimaufry, as I have never heard of it before. I do love your medley of lovely photos that have the appearance of nothing to do with each other. They are interesting, and the dresses in the window look like something I would consider wearing.

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  44. Gosh, it looks like paradise. But I wouldn't want to get too close to that poison dart plant!

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  45. the colors, textures, tastes, sights ... so beautiful!

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  46. This was yet another wonder series of food, plants and fashions, Veronica Lee. I have never tried Indian sweet treats, but the ones shown looked good. Have you tried them?

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  47. Now you've got me craving Indian sweet treats like gulab jamun!

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  48. Very beautiful flowers and so nice colours! :)

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  49. Veronica - the poison arrow vine is a fascinating plant. Seems too lovely to be poisonous!!! I love kale, and my mouth is watering from seeing that dish!

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  50. lovely photo of Bintan...
    Indian sweetmeats look appealing...

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  51. Hello ♡
    You have a wonderful blog. Great post, it's very inspiring here and I love this style on blogs :)
    Lovely photos. Each has something in it. They all look great! :)
    I love such inspiring blogs, maybe you want to stay in touch and agree to follow for follow on our blogs?
    Regards nice and warm from Poland ♡

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  52. I enjoyed looking at all of your photos and love the greens in your stir fry dish. Love the orchids.

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  53. Amazing pictures! I really enjoyed this post and I hope keep posting it.

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