Cantonese Yee Mee

Cantonese Yee Mee is an authentic Chinese noodle dish and an easy recipe. It is made with Yee Mee (or Yi Mein) noodles, a Cantonese egg noodle made from wheat flour and deep-fried for a slightly chewy, spongy texture. If you’re using kuey teow or bee hoon instead of Yee Mee, lightly fry them before cooking for this dish.

The thick, gooey soup relies on a flavorful stock, which is important for the deliciousness of Cantonese Yee Mee. You can use prawn (PRAWN FRIED MEE) or chicken stock for a Halal version, or pork broth if preferred (PORK CHOPS).

The noodles and soup form the core taste of this Chinese noodle dish. Other ingredients depend on your choice of vegetables, usually cabbage or leafy greens, and proteins like seafood, chicken, or pork.

Best Things To Do in Penang

There are countless things to do in Penang, but what stands out for visitors is the food scene and sightseeing. When it comes to sightseeing in Penang, people prefer the top things to do or must-visit places. These are often listed on travel sites, shared on social media, or recommended by others who’ve experienced them.

The attractions you can cover depend on how long you stay in Penang. As attractions are spread out across different parts of the island, covering all at one go may not be possible. Therefore, you’ll probably return to Penang once or twice again to include the rest of the sightseeing spots.

Semolina Cake (Sugee Cake Recipe)

Buttery and soft, with a mild fragrance of rose essence and a gentle crunch from almonds. This is Semolina Cake, a buttery semolina flour cake loved by many. One of the most popular cakes worldwide, made with semolina flour or sujee flour, it goes by different names across regions.

In South Asia and India, it is called Suji Cake (semolina cake). In the Middle East and North Africa, it becomes Basbousa or Hareeseh, a syrup-soaked delight. In Greece and Turkey, it is known as Revani (traditional semolina cake), often flavoured with citrus.

 

In Sri Lanka, on the other hand, it is the Love Cake, made with spices and cashews.

Yoga’s Role in Adolescent Mental Health: A Call to Action

Author

Ms. Krishnan N, a Zen entrepreneur in her 60s, founded Nava's Zen at 58. With 22 years as a lecturer, including 13 years in the Curtin University of Technology Perth, Australia Degree Twinning Program, she is now a certified yoga instructor, coach, and counselor. Her expertise enriches her current work.

Abstract

This article explores the potential of yoga as a proactive intervention for addressing mental health challenges among adolescents. Drawing on existing research and qualitative insights, it examines the pressures faced by adolescents today, including academic stress, peer influences, and the impact of social media. Additionally, the pressure to excel and succeed imposed by parents (The Role of Yoga in Adolescent Mental Health), highlighting the multifaceted challenges adolescents navigate in contemporary society.

Yoga, rooted in ancient practices of physical postures, breath control, and meditation, offers a holistic approach to enhancing mental well-being. Evidence suggests that yoga can significantly reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while promoting emotional regulation and overall health.

 

Despite its proven benefits, there remains a lack of awareness and integration of yoga in adolescent health initiatives. This article advocates for increased awareness among parents, educators, and policymakers, emphasizing the role of yoga in supporting adolescent mental health. By fostering a culture of yoga in educational and community settings, we can empower adolescents to navigate life's challenges with resilience and well-being.

Fried Fish with Soy Sauce

When it comes to fish, Chinese-style cooking gives you the choice of steaming or frying. First things first: make sure the fish is fresh. Whether you choose to steam or fry, this recipe works for both.

 

On steamed or fried fish, top with crispy fried julienned ginger, which delivers a sharp, zesty, and fresh spicy taste. Pour soy sauce heated in the same oil used to fry the fish over it, then drizzle sesame oil on top of the fish. Finished with fresh spring onions.

Penang Thaipusam: A Journey of Faith and Discovery

Truth be told, the foundation of Hinduism, I’m not your typical holy Hindu or devotee (MASI MAGAM PANGKOR). Performing poojas or hosting prayers at home by inviting a priest is not part of my routine. Fasting and following a vegetarian diet, even on Hindu festivals, are practices of the devout Hindus I know. These individuals have taught many lessons about faith and spirituality despite their contradictions in attitude, character, and behaviors (VARANASI NIGHT PRAYERS & CHANDIGARH MARVELS). 

Still, I had a reason for making a vow, not for myself, but for something else which I prefer not to share. To fulfill this vow by carrying the Paal Kudam (Milk Pot) during Thaipusam, I went to Penang. This was my third time attending the festival, though previously I had only observed the celebrations. This time, it was for the Paal Kudam vow.

Best Things to Do in Bergen, Norway

When planning your trip, it often makes sense to start with places outside Bergen town, especially those that are farther away or take longer to reach. After that, return to Bergen town and spend a day or two visiting other sightseeing spots or simply relaxing before leaving (ULTIMATE BERGEN NORWAY TRAVEL GUIDE).

Staying in Bergen town before your flight makes it easier to get to Bergen Airport. It’s also convenient for those travelling on to other Scandinavian countries like Finland or Sweden. For travellers transiting through Amsterdam, spending time in Bergen town is a practical and stress-free option, with easy access to tourist destinations in Bergen. (BEST THINGS TO DO IN KRABI & PHUKET).