French Cottages We like

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Good morning, how are you today? We will be leaving for Paris on Sunday and we can’t wait. Whenever thinking about France, Mrs D always dreams of those white  cottages with French charm and Scandinavian allure. A dream holiday in France got to be in one of these cottages.

OK, this time around, we will be staying in hotels in center Paris. Not in some French countryside that filled with charm, French doors and candle lights. But it doesn’t stop Mrs D from dreaming of these French cottages. So today, we are touring some of the amazing French decors. Hope you enjoy them as much as we do.

REPORTAGE EN ALSACE : BLANCHE COMME NEIGE

Night fails and this French door entrance is so inviting. Light up that candle and lump, we can’t wait to go inside.

REPORTAGE EN ALSACE : BLANCHE COMME NEIGE

Love the mirror and candles, glass wares here. A perfect scenario.

REPORTAGE EN ALSACE : BLANCHE COMME NEIGE

A lazy afternoon can be easily spent here. A few books, and a couple of tea. Life is good.

REPORTAGE EN ALSACE : BLANCHE COMME NEIGE

Dinner time, and the meals here are romantic with the candles and all white furniture set the right ambiance.

 

Earth Day Globe Cake

 
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Earth Day Cake, Recipe by Amidnightvisitor,Hemisphere Cake map of AustraliaIf you are planning your summeer trip, most likely you would want to check out the map. OK, Miss D showed us this map, and in a glance we thought that it is the map of Australian. Nothing special there. Miss D is missing her best friends back in Sydney, so she might check out the map to see. Pretty normal for her as she loves to check out the map on the globe we bought her recently.

Oh, boy, we are totally wrong. This is no map at all. This is actually an earth day globe cake, can you believe it. Not any ordinary cake as well, it is actually a rainbow cake. Underneath the blue ocean and green land, are yummy beautiful rainbow cakes! How good is that. No wonder Miss D is interested. We would, too. How about you?

Miss D is so into baking, cake making lately, and summer is coming, school holidays and more time on hand. She is planning to master the skills of baking this summer. A top priority for her as all her American friends are doing that already.

Of course, it takes a bit more skill to make this Earth Day Globe cake. It would be a bit ambitious to have a go at it for Miss D. But non the less, it’s fun to check out how to turn an ordinary cake into something so special. So here we go:

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If you want to learn how to make this fantastic rainbow cake yourself, you can check out the details here. Happy baking.

Stuffed salami rolls with cheese and veggie

 
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Summer holidays are just around the corner, and many of the expats are leaving for their home counties for a well deserved holiday. Unfortunately, some of our friends are leaving Jakarta forever. It is a time to say goodby as well.

On a lighter note, this is also a time for parties, to say goodbye and to celebrate the time we have been together over the years. A good excuse to enjoy some great food and companionship.

So today we are sharing a great appetizer for any poolside party.

Stuffed salami rolls with cheese and veggie

100 grams of salami
200 grams of goat cheese
2 carrots
2 stalks of celery
1 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil
salt and pepper (to taste)

Finely chop the celery.

Cut the carrots into thin sticks about 1/2 cm long.

Mix the cheese with olive oil, add salt and pepper to taste and mix until the mixture is smooth and creamy.

Add the celery, stir and let stand in refrigerator 10 minutes.

Place one slice of salami on a cutting board, spread it with the mixture.

Add 4-5 sticks of carrots on top and roll it up. Secure with tooth picks or pins.

Keep them cool until ready to serve.

Serve together with some salad.

 

Basic sugar cookie recipe and visit to an orphanage

 
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Good morning, how are you today. Hello from a sunny bright day here in Jakarta. It still rains a lot lately, but today is a great day, sunshine and blue skies. Wait till the afternoon and see if it keeps this way, shall we?

Miss D visited an orphanage a few weeks ago with a student group in her school. She came back all hot but really moved. The kids in the orphanage were really little, starting from under 1 year old and up to school aged. Miss D and her friends brought fresh fruit and homemade food with them. They read stories and played games.We will post some photos soon, stay tuned.

It was a fun time, fun but really hot. Because it is over 30 degrees and there is no aircon. For the later, it is not because the orphans were badly treated, it is simply because the locals are used to hot weather and they don’t need air cons. (check out the 5 peculiar things in Jakarta here and you would know). But for Miss D and her friends, it’s really hard when it’s hot.

‘The kids don’t get to eat fresh fruit often,’ Miss D said. She felt sorry for the kids and want to go back soon and bring them more food, homemade ones if possible. So this summer, other than traveling, Miss D will learn some cooking skills and baking skills. Stay tuned.

To get a head start, how about some yummy and simple cookie recipes? Today, we are having sugar cookies:

Basic sugar cookie recipe

3 1/4 cups of flour
1 cup sugar
300g butter, softened
3 eggs
1 pinch of salt
50-100g dried cranberries

For the decoration (optional)
plain chocolate
powdered sugar
lemon juice
candied violets
plum jam

Combine the flour and sugar and mix with the butter until creamy and crumbly. Add the eggs and mix until you have a smooth ball of dough. Divide the dough into two equal parts. Add one of the two pieces of dough with dried cranberries. Wrap each of the doughs in plastic wrap and let stand for 30 minutes.

After 30 minutes, roll the dough on a floured board to a thickness of 1/2 cm.

Cut the dough with a cookie cutter ( rectangular, round and doughnut shaped are all great)

Place the shapes on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and bake in a preheated oven at 160 ° C until golden brown (about 15 minutes).

Eat plain or decorate with your favorite chocolate chips, sprinkles etc and enjoy.

Granny Smith apple and green tea sorbet

 
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Granny Smith apple and green tea sorbet recipe by amidnightvisitor, recipe, food, dessert, drink, beverageGood morning, how are you today? Can’t believe it, it’s almost the end of May and the Jakarta rain is not stopping any time soon yet. Gosh, it rained very hard again, today. Guess we couldn’t even enjoy our poolside fun under these thunderstorms and heavy rain. So why not make some yummy food to keep us occupied and happy?

We had made these Granny Smith apple green tea sorbet a couple of times back in Sydney. And it suites the hot weather in Jakarta a lot. If you are in a hot place like South East Asia, you got to love these sorbet. Summer is coming in a month or two, why not get the recipe ready and enjoy some poolside fun and BBQ time with your family? They would totally love these refreshing sorbet.

So here is the recipe:

Granny Smith apple and green tea sorbet

  1. 2 Granny Smith apples
  2. 250 g of water
  3. 180 g of sugar
  4. 1 lemon
  5. 65 ml of water
  6. 2 sachets of green tea

Heat the water, infuse the tea for 6 minutes and filtered, making it cool.

Make sugar syrup with 250 g water and 180 g of sugar.

Put on low heat, boil a few minutes and cut apples into pieces. boil apples until soft a little bit.

Remove from heat and let cool for at least 15 minutes.

Pour the apples in a blender together with the lemon juice and the Tea (matcha if you want it) and blend well.

Let cool in the refrigerator and stir in the ice cream.

Stored in a freezer and serve in balls together with fresh fruit.

There, all done and you can store it in the freezer to enjoy any time you like. Hope you have a fun time making these.

BTW, Sydney is really foggy today, please take care when you drive there. Be safe and have a lovely day.

What can a junior gymnast do?

 
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ice skating amidnightvisitorGood morning, how are you today?

We haven’t post a video for sometime now, and I have to share this video with you. Look at what this young gymnast: can you do this? If you happened to have a little girl who is into gymnastics, you’ve got to check this out. It is totally amazing. See what acts can be done on ice.

Oh, once you finish watching this video, answer 1 simple question: will you still want to send your little one to learn gymnastic? IMHO, even a professional basketballer won’t be as precise as this young gymnast in controlling the ball. Enjoy:



Easy French Breadsticks

 
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We have been trying out some simple French recipes in the D house lately as we plan our trip to France. You know, the whole trip is a culture experience so we would love to try some of the famous French cuisine before we go.

This French bread-stick is a must have in France, Italy, and many other European countries, and it use the simplest ingredients and is a delight to make. Won’t you love some French bread-sticks every now and then? So check out the recipes below. Oh, you can add cheese, and herbs for some variations of this recipe as well. We might want to try a cheesy bread-stick soon. What do you think?

Easy French Breadsticks recipe

Dough Ingredients: (makes about 26)

All purpose flour 500g
Salt 8g
Water about 280ml
Instant yeast 8g

Knead the dough until smooth and elastic.

Cover dough and allow to rest for about 60 minutes.

Divide dough into small doughs about 30g each, cover and allow to rest for 15 to 20 minutes.

Flattening the dough and make sure all air bubbles are out.

Roll by the side of the dough, and then knead into 25cm long strips.

Place the dough strips on a baking tray.

Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese powder (optional).

Pre-heat oven to 170 degrees  and place the baking tray inside to bake for 10 minutes.

Adjust the temperature to 150 degrees c and then bake for 12-15 minutes more until completely crispy. Enjoy.

For leftovers, let the bread-sticks cool completely before store in a sealed container.

A fun video about diet food advertising

 
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We love to eat in the D house, and really we will try anything: meat, fish, ice-creams, dessert, bring them on. Life is short, eat some chocolate and fruit, why not?

So it is pretty fun to watch this video about diet food, not any diet food, but diet food advertising that looks funny sometimes.  Are you sick of clichéd advertising? We are and so is Kerry Low Low. Want to know my point? Well, watch this video and you will laugh with me. Seriously.



Awesome Appertizer, Salad, Pizza, Meatballs, and Dessert For Mother’s Day

 
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Smoked salmon mini quiches recipe

Good morning, how are you today? Mother’s Day is coming and Miss D is learning a few cooking tricks lately to prepare for the Mother’s Day breakfast in bed. How do you normally celebrate Mother’s Day? Any special food you like for Mother’s Day?

It’s hot in Jakarta so snack food and finger food are the best for a lazy poolside breakfast, or lunch, or even dinner. We have been trying some snacks lately. We have also used Muffin tin to cook many of them. Muffin tin can make so many small portioned food and it is one of the most useful kitchen gadgets. Honestly, muffin tins can magically transform your food into a special treat. So this Mother’s Day, how about some mini muffin tin snacks for Mother’s Day breakfast, lunch, dinner AND dessert?!

Have fun this Mother’s Day and enjoy mini muffin tin food. It hasn’t rained as much lately. So fingers crossed, blue skies and sunshine for the Mother’s Day.

Some awesome Appetizer, Salad, Pizza, Meatballs, and Dessert are waiting. Are you ready?

How about some Mini Smoked Salmon Quiches to start? It is super easy and very yummy. If you have a poolside party, these quiches will be great for your guests. These quiches are cocktail party favourites that are easy to make. All you need is to buy some ready made quiches and smoked salmon from the supermarket, and away we go.

Mini Smoked Salmon Quiches Recipe

24 Frozen mini quiches
180g Smoked salmon

Heat mini quiches per directions on the package.

Slice smoked salmon into slices.

Place the smoked salmon on top of a cooked quiche.

Keep on doing this for the remaining quiches.

Serve on a serving platter.

Happy eating and have a great Mother’s Day.

 

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Mother’s Day Ham Cheese Omelet Tarts

 
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Mother’s Day is around the corner and it’s high time to find that perfect breakfast in bed recipe for mom. Want some energy and nutrition for this Mother’s Day? This ham cheese omelet tart recipe will be a perfect recipe to start the Mother’s Day this year.

This is such an easy recipe and even better, we can add sundried tomatos and other veggies to make it healthier.

Mother’s Day Ham Cheese Omelet Tarts
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Ingredients
  • 6 slices of ham
  • 6 cherry tomatoes
  • 2 eggs
  • 2 small onions
  • 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese
  • 1 tablespoon milk
  • pepper
Instructions
  1. Peel, slice and chop the onions.
  2. In a bowl, whisk the eggs and mix with the grated Parmesan cheese.
  3. Add the chopped onions, milk and a sprinkling of pepper.
  4. Lining six molds of silicone muffin tin with slices of ham and fill with a couple of tablespoons of the egg mixture.
  5. Add a sundried tomato in the center of each cup and bake in a preheated oven at 180 ° C for 12-15 minutes.

 

Mother’s Day Mango Salsa

 
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Mother’s Day is around the corner, and what better way to celebrate Mother’s Day than enjoy the golden goodness of fresh tropical fruit like mangoes. Have a poolside party? Why not team up your BBQ with this delicious mango salsa?

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Mangoes are abundant here in Jakarta. So all the more excuses to have mango salsa in the D house. We love to have it with our salmon, or steak. All you have to do is buy the fresh ingredients, chop, stir, eat and ENJOY! Hurry, our poolside party has started already!

Interested? Why not check out the mango salsa recipes and instructions below:

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  • 1 – 2 ripe mango (depending on size)
  • 1 large green pepper
  • 1 large red bell pepper
  • 1 red onion
  • 2 tomatoes
  • Parsley
  • 3 tsp Oil
  • Lemon juice
  • Salt
  • Optionally, a little chili (red pepper)
Instructions
  1. Chop the mango, peppers, onion into small cubes.
  2. Chop the parsley.
  3. Mix in a large bowl, together with the oil, lemon juice and salt.
  4. Refrigerate for half an hour.

 

Fried Bananas – A popular Indonesia Snack

 
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Hi, Good evening. How are you today? Yesterday was Anzac day in Australia and we always make some dessert on Anzac day to celebrate back home. We love Anzac biscuits, which is a popular dessert in Australia.

Now that we are in Jakarta, I would love to share with you a popular dessert in Indonesia – fried bananas. We can see these dessert everywhere in the street. A typical street vendor is like this:

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Guess how much you can buy one piece of fried bananas? We haven’t done a price check in Jakarta for some time now. Check out how much a black plum costs on this post here. On this same post you can see how much one piece of banana costs as well.

Now that you know how much a piece of banana costs, you can guess how much one piece of fried banana costs. OK, one piece of fried banana like below costs USD 10 cents! Yeah, really cheap, right? You can always see these fried banana vendors on street corners here in Jakarta. BTW, fried bananas are also very popular in other South East Asia countries such as Malaysia, Thailand.

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Wanna try some fried bananas yourself? It is very simple to make. Check out the recipes and instructions below. The fried bananas are really yummy. Team them up with honey and ice-creams. You would love them.

Fried Bananas recipe – A popular Indonesia Snack

Fried Bananas – A Popular Indonesia Snack
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Ingredients
  • 6 large bananas
  • 4 cups oil for frying (eg extra virgin olive oil)
  • 1 cup flour, all-purpose
  • 1 cup rice flour
  • 1 cup water
  • ¾ cup grated coconut
  • ½ cup coconut milk
  • ¼ cup sesame
  • 3 tbsp sugar
  • 1 teaspoon baking soda
  • ½ teaspoon salt
Instructions
  1. Peel the bananas and cut them into 2 or 3 strips, depending on how thick it is.
  2. Mix all ingredients, except the oil, together and mix well.
  3. Allow the oil to burn in a deep pan (preferable is the wok).
  4. Dip each banana first strip in the mixture and then in oil until golden brown.
  5. Let the fried bananas to dry on paper and serve as desired.

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Blueberry Strawberry Potato July 4th Salad

 
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Good morning, how are you today? Salad is one of the most eaten dishes we have in Jakarta. The hot weather makes salad the most desirable meal in the D house. These Blueberry strawberry potato salad is perfect for a light lunch or an afternoon snack. Miss D loves it. And the colour theme of this salad? Add some red and blue background, it would be the perfect dish for July 4th day.

Yeah! What a fantastic way to serve a salad on July 4!! This is the perfect salad for the hot Jakarta weather. Delicious and Perfect. It is very simple to make and tastes awesome. Simply boil the potato and cut it into star shape with a cake cutter. Then pile all of the fresh fruits, drizzle with lemon juice, and season to taste. It makes for a really pretty presentation for July 4th. Go check out Rachel’s recipe and instructions over at My Chic Life!

Awesome Rainbow Coloured Piñata Cookies

 
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I know, I know, I know… we have been talking about the Jakarta raining HERE, HERE, and HERE on Amidnightvisitor. Even the Pop was called to send his prayers to Indonesia! Read here. But trust me, it aren’t going away this year! Forever! Yeap, you guessed it right, even until today, it still rains everyday here in Jakarta! Why? Are you living in a tropical country? Do you have this much rain in your city?

How to cheer us up in such gloomy days? How about a rainbow coloured dessert? Check these piñata cookies out, you would totally fell in love with these little horses. Miss D adores horses, do you know? Her dream is to have her very own horse. Read Miss D’s Christmas wish story here.

According to Wiki:

A piñata (Spanish pronunciation: [piˈɲata]) is a container often made of papier-mâché, pottery, or cloth; it is decorated, and filled with small toys or candy, or both, and then broken as part of a ceremony or celebration. Piñatas are most commonly associated with Mexico, but their origins are considered to be in China. The idea of breaking a container filled with treats came to Europe in the 14th century, where the name, from the Italian pignatta, was introduced. The Spanish brought the European tradition to Mexico, although there were similar traditions in Mesoamerica. The Aztecs had a similar tradition to honor the birthday of the god Huitzilopochtli in mid December. According to local records, the Mexican piñata tradition began in the town of Acolman, just north of Mexico City, where piñatas were introduced for catechism purposes as well as to co-opt the Huitzilopochtli ceremony. Today, the piñata is still part of Mexican culture, the cultures of other countries in Latin America, as well as the United States, but it has mostly lost its religious character.

These piñata cookies will brighten up the gloomiest day and as far as party goes, these rainbow coloured cookies will be a huge party hit! Kids would love to break them open for a sweet surprise inside.

Who would make these super eye candies? Why not check out She Knows.  She has the most amazing skills for recipes and instructions to show you how to make these cookies, including a video tutorial. Want to have some fun and get away from the rain? Try these Awesome Rainbow Coloured Piñata Cookies.

White Cheese Chicken Lasagna

 
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White Cheese Chicken Lasagna, sounds yummy, and tastes even better! Have you ever wondered what’s for dinner tonight? Well as soon as Mrs D saw this lasagna recipe, she wants to try it. The ingredients are simple, the result is satisfying. Best part? Miss D loves it! So lasagna it is for dinner tonight in the D house.

Miss D always bought her lunch at school, and one of the better meals there is lasagna. Miss D would take every chance to order lasagna if the cafeteria has it. Of course, the lasagna at school is red sauce (tomato sauce). This white cheese chicken lasagna is different thanks to the cheesy goodness that are used in it. All of those layers are sure to make your kids happy! Remember, happy kids, happy house! Interested in making these white cheese chicken lasagna yourself? You can check out the recipe and detailed baking instructions at Tasty Kitchen!

Have a headache planning your dinner tonight? Why not try these white cheese chicken lasagna?

Or, you can have a pizza, or meatballs! There are lots of dinner ideas on Amidnightvisitor.

Dessert Quesadillas Recipe With Banana Strawberry Chocolate Chips

 
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Do you love the dessert quesadillas filled with goodness of bananas, strawberries, and chocolate chips? We certainly do in the D house. And today I am going to share with you this dessert quesadillas recipe. These dessert quesadillas look so inviting that we have to try it. You can check out the details of the recipe at A Cedar Spoon for baking instructions!

Why this dessert quesadillas recipe today? Well, if you are an expat, you probably are busy planning your home trip for the summer holidays now. For us, this summer we are going to Europe: France, Italy! Yeah! Which means: lots of food, ice-creams, and desserts! This quesadillas recipe reminds us of French Crepes. We certainly going to eat lots of crepes when we are in Paris. Stay tuned.

Have any tips of Paris itineraries or Rome itineraries? Drop us a message via the comment button and we would love to listen. Any great French food, or Italy restaurants you like? We would love to know as well. One of the best things about traveling is to try different local food.

Today is, again, a rainy day in Jakarta. It is already late April, gosh, when would the raining season end? Miss D had written a poem recently about the Jakarta rain. It is a yummy poem, because we really want to get over this wet season, have fun and enjoy some sun shine. If you love dessert, you might love Miss D’s poem:

Chocolate Rain

The sky,

Scarred by heavy clouds,

A moody, murky grey,

It is yet another gloomy monsoon day.

 

Chocolate Rain,

Dripping from the heavens,

Igniting my senses,

Divine and mystic.

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Chicken Parmesan Meatballs

 
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Chicken Parmesan Meatballs sound like our kind of food, we love cheese and meat in the D house. Any kind of meatballs will do, but these chicken Parmesan meatballs not only taste yummy, they are also look pretty. We love to have these meatballs with spaghetti. The best meal in the house really. All of that gooey cheese inside the meatballs, so Yummy! You got to try it to believe how good the taste is.

Every now and then, we will make the meatballs in the D house. In Jakarta, fresh meat is quite expensive, and sometimes not as fresh. We normally get our meat from Ranch Market, or some special meat shops. Meatballs are one of Miss D’s favorite dishes, and she makes them for the entire house by herself sometimes.

These Parmesan meatballs are insanely good. Parmesan is pretty expensive in Jakarta, so sometimes we make meatballs without Parmesan. The meatballs are just as good. You can’t get wrong with meatballs really. It is good both as a snack or party appetizer, or a main meal! Want to make your very own Parmesan meatballs? You can go get the recipe and baking instructions over at Tablespoon!

Blogging tips, Google Searches, Alexa Ranking And Future Direction of Blogging

 
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If you love blogging like Mrs D does (OK Mrs. D doesn’t really love blogging, but blogging found Mrs. D in Jakarta!), and if you have blogged long enough (more than a few months at least), then you probably know about Alexa ranking already. Some figures below about blog ranking as a background first:

  • 60Million, that’s how many blogs in the world (and adding by the minute)
  • 1.4 Billion, that’s how many Google search clicks every day (FYI Google is ranked #1 in the world and Google gets about 1,470,000,000 visits a day)
  • 30 Million, that’s most blogs start when they first ranked by Alexa (Amidnightvisitor.com starts at about 12.4 M thanks to the work already done by midnightvisitor blog)
  • 0.55M, this is around where Amidnightvisitor.com is ranked by Alexa this moment. (1M is a milestone, then 0.5M, then hopefully 100,000 one day. 100,000 would be more like professional blogging, most people can make a decent living out of this)

That said, Alexa ranking is not the most important factor in the blogging world (visitor numbers are). To rank around 100,000 in Alexa, the blog needs about 0.5m visitors a month. Does anyone know half a million people in their lives?

Anyways, Mrs D loves to start a project with a goal, that way it’s easier to know how to achieve it.

So now that we have been blogging for quiet some time (Amidnightvisitor.com started in mid January 2013). It has a OK base (around 550,000 ranking). The next goal is to achieve better Alexa ranking and JUST MAYBE some day make Amidnightvisitor a professional blog with Alexa ranking of 100,000.

How to achieve this? Well writing about Jakarta won’t get us there for sure. So during the past month, Mrs. D has been thinking about the future direction of Amidnightvisitor.com. Certain things need to be changed to get more visitors to this site. The keyword ‘Jakarta’ is not a popular word in Google search, compare to words such as ‘Food’. Of course, there are many popular and good ranking sites in Indonesia, but considering how many Indonesia locals will read English blogs? Probably not that many.

For the many blog posts we wrote in the past, we found that recipes and restaurants get the most searches. Everyone loves food, and it has no location restrictions. We can cook whatever meals we like no matter where we are. To make Amidnightvisitor.com a popular site, no matter where we live (we got to move back to Sydney one day :D ), it is a good choice to make Amidnightvisitor.com a more food oriented blog. Of course, we will still have Miss D’s corner, travel stories, fashion. But we will combine these into our food posts, i.e include some of our stories in the food posts. Hopefully, this will make our blog a more Google friendly blog.

 

 

Christmas tree pizza recipe

 
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We have a few pizza recipes in the D house that we keep. These Christmas tree pizza  recipe is a keeper if you have a youngster in your house. It is so creative and festival. Coming Christmas, your little one would love to help mum in the kitchen to make these Christmas trees. As a mum, we know that not all recipes are kid friendly, but this Christmas tree pizza will give your little one a fun time and it is even more fun eating it after. Making these mini Christmas trees are easy, only a few ingredients are involved. This Alfredo pizza is delicious and if you want to make these for your next holiday party, you can check out the recipes and instructions for making them in details from Dianna Davis here.

For more of our recipes for pizzas, and other dishes, check out our Food sector on Amidnightvisitor.

Pizza Stuffed Mushrooms Recipe

 
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Miss D loves pizza and every now and then we would have pizza in the D house. Of course, we won’t want to feed Miss D with too many Pizzas, especially those bought here in the shops. We are glad to find a lower carb recipe alternatives for pizza recently from Lauren’s Latest. Lauren’s pizza stuffed mushrooms look so delicious and they will satisfy Miss D’s pizza craving for sure. To make these pizzas, you can follow the photos about for ingredients, and step by step instructions. you can use an iron skillet to bake the pizza in the oven. The pizza is ready when it looks golden brown. You can also check out Lauren’s recipe and baking instructions for full reference, hopefully you will love this low carb pizza recipe as much as we do in the D house.

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