Sambal tomato pedasssssssssss........

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Ngerepak mode on.

Today was super2 gago aka busy giler kata urghang oii...heheehe..dari pagi macam2 ajak hal, rasa semput tapi makin semput bila aircon sik sejuk...adehhhh, aircon tok memang selalu kenak kerepak aku cos bila ari panas diluar nun nak, aircon ya berlawan2 jak panasnya, mun ari ujan ribut diluar nun apatah lagik, sejok diluar nun, arumbulaknya bekuk abis dalam opis....adehhhh...mun dapat mbak comforter nak ku mbak ku aie.....grrrrrrrr


Wellllllll, udah2 gik ngerepak owh, tensionnnnn mak koh..anyway this was my dinner last night, sebab mood aku nak makan yang pedas2 tahap gaban, maka jadilah sambal tomato tok. Pedasssssssssssss yang amat sampei mak aku sik dpt makan. Bahan2nya, simple jak, ada tomato, ada cabik, ada belacan, ada pusuk, limo kasturi & gula. Garam nang sik dingkah cos belacan ngan pusuk pun dah sedia masin.






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