Takakura Home-composting Method (Part One)

 Takakura Home Method by the officers of Perbadanan Pengurusan Sisa Pepejal dan Pembersihan Awam

Let's learn something new today. It's a different method of composting. The speaker sure makes it sound interesting. Lots of freebies for us too.

Here are the ingredients we need for the initial step.

 tapai ubi, brown sugar, tempeh

 salt, orange peels, cabbage leaves, enoki mushroom

 All ready for Step One

 Stir in the brown sugar with a giant chopstick

 Break the tempeh into tiny pieces. Mash it with your fingers.

 Stir, stir, stir

 Break the orange peels into tiny pieces, separate the enoki mushroom stalks

 Hey, still too big

 Everyone's busy at work

 Bird's eye-view of the home-composting activity

 Girls taking a break from all that stirring to say cheese ... errr, say "tempeh"

 I wonder if it tastes nice

 Hey, yoghurt is for breakfast. What is it doing in the jar?

 Why are there humongous lumps of tempeh floating in this jar???

 Ms Loke is giving marks for the best jar

 Such huge pieces?

 Cheese. We did it

 Wait, wait, wait. Mustn't waste the good yoghurt. Children in Somalia have no food.

 Lots of vitamin C in this jar here. Maybe I should add it into my yoghurt. hehe. Good for the skin

And now we will have to be patient and wait one whole week to see what the jars will look like

Did somebody add in durians?

 

Watch out for our next exciting episode of Takakura Home-composting Method

Find out what this mysterious substance is. Is it edible?

 

Check out our Michael Jackson gloves.

We need protective clothing for this. Is it a toxic substance? Is it combustible or corrosive? Or just plain yukky.

We'll find out soon enough