Half cut mini tutu kueh

Do you like kueh Tutu? I love it so much since I was a small girl , nowadays  it is difficult to find nice and delicious kueh tutu in Singapore . These are my handmade clay kueh tutu and due to request, I cut the mini clay tutu into half , so you can see the filling inside, peanut or coconut? I love both!

My newly handmade kueh clay tutu with peanut and coconut filling inside

I made different sizes of clay tutu and cut them into half. 

This half cut kueh tutu is filled with full of fake peanut. 

Lying peacefully really for sale... thank you ! I do not use any mold to make them , that's way I can make different sizes for you. 

Displaying is very important as a good presentation of your art piece bring more attraction of people

As miniature art pieces are so small and mini it seldom attract a lot of attention unless you make more , I mean a lot and put them together in order to catch attention!

Mini fake food: kueh tutu

Miniature kueh ttutu

The five cent coin is to show you, how small my handmade clay kueh tutu are. 

Below showed the LIVE size of my handmade kueh tutu .

My Favourite Local Dishes/ Food (2)

I have made miniature Singapore local food such as: kaya toast, curry puff, nasi lemak, prawn mee, fishball noodles, minced meat noodles, fried hokkien mee, wan tan mee,  yong tau foo, Hor fun,  nonya kueh, popiah, mee siam, mee rebus, chwee kueh, nasi briyani, rojak, laksa, fish head curry, char kway teow, bak kut teh, satay, chicken rice, chilli crab and roti prata ; for local desserts I made ice kachang, chendol, bubur cha cha , tau suan tau huay, and pulot hitam before. I have posted them on my blog before. You can find them in my previous/old blogs.

 I love Singapore food as they are so unique and delicious, so I make them into smaller/miniature size so I can keep them forever!

Local desserts series: Ice kachang, chendol , bubur cha- cha....

My handmade mee pok, laksa, prawn mee , mee rebus and mee siam . These are in slightly bigger size. about 4 -4.5 cm bowl/plates

My handmade miniature Nasi lemak (about 4 cm plate)

Mee siam and mee rebus

Kueh tutu and ice cream sandwich

Singapore local food... not for eating!..Just for collection and displaying.

My Favourite Local Dishes/ Food (1)

I love Singapore food! That's is why I never get tired of  making them into miniature size. Below is some of the best Singapore food that you can find them in the hawker centres. And it is also a very good gift for someone who love Singapore food.

My handmade miniature Singapore local food models. 

Local food....Yummy.....

All are my favourite local food, but these cannot be eaten as they are all made of clay. 

Chilli crab, ice cream sandwiches, mee siam, mee rebus, nasi lemak... ice kachang, chendol, bubur cha-cha....

kueh tu tu, laksa, mee pok, prawn mee.....

Local dessert for display only..

My handmade miniature Ice kachang.

Miniature Hawker Stall 111 美食小吃 (part 2)

Making a miniature doll house is actually not an easy job as you need to prepare many mini and detailed items in order to build /fill your mini house. It really use a lot of energy and hard work. But you will enjoy the whole process of making it. Really!

I made a base for my handmade miniature hawker stall is about 20 cm x 15 cm base.

The miniature hawker stall height is about 16 cm , this included the signal board. 

Below showed how I prepared  my handmade miniature food and things that needed for the miniature wooden hawker stall.

Miniature chicken, duck and pork to hang on the stall

Miniature food on a mini metal plate to place at the stall

a super mini basket to put my super mini clay eggs

you need to make the show case with glass on it for your stall, without a show case, the mini hawker stall does not look so real, and make super mini food to put inside

this is the back of the show case, I made a glass  for my show case too.

You can buy this but I like to make my own chopping board and knife to match my miniature stall

make your own signal board and write the name in Chinese, looks more realistic  

I purposely make a base with sand for my handmade mini hawker stall

another super mini gyoza (jiaozi) made for my stall

prepare some mini chilli, garlic and spring onion for my stall too.....

This is the actual size of my handmade hawker stall 111. 

Look from the size of the stall looks cute as those miniature clay chicken, duck etc are hanging there.

Miniature Hawker Stall 111 美食小吃 (part 1)

Making miniature doll house is really a very big challenging especially when you want to make it smaller in size . Below showed my recently handmade miniature wooden hawker stall , selling delicious food , that is why I named my mini stall as 111 美食小吃（ mei si ）I love it so much!

My miniature hawker stall   美食小吃 

Instead of hanging my mini duck and chicken in front of the mini stall ,  I hang it at the side of the stall

From both my hand and finger (below) you can see the size of my handmade miniature hawker stall and how mini all the clay food are

My finger pointed at a mini plate of food..

From the top view

More photos of my 美食小吃 hawker stall  on my coming  blog

The above miniature wooden hawker stall is my third version of design and the previous one are  below: 

     

First and second version of my handmade hawker stall. 

Local Delights

He came to my miniature workshop and wish to buy some Singapore local delicacy for his partner in Hong Kong. We selected some of the food that are quite famous in Singapore and I chose a mini display table and put them altogether. 

if you are a Singaporean , can you name some of these miniature clay food that I have made?

My handmade local miniature delicacy.