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Sounds interesting right? OK, I have attached a video to show you how to do it if you are interested to try making Mont Lone Yay Paw.A story that revolves around two people who've known each other from their college days to the workplace and a mistaken romance that spans seven years. It is actually boiled in a pot and Mont Lones will come up to the water surface when it is done. Mont Lone means snack ball, so it looks like small ball and Yay Paw means floating on water. The name Mont Lone Yay Paw actually gives idea of how it is done. Sometimes, during water festival, chilli is put inside of jaggery in some of the balls and mix with regular jaggery filled Mont Lone Yay Paw for fun. So, it is sweet and perfect for all age group. Coming Monday is the first day of water festival and so this is time for Mont Lone Yay Paw. Friends and families meet up to make Mont Lone Yay Paw together and usually share it with neighbours, and people passing by while they are celebrating water festival. It is not a compulsory food but it seems to be a must to eat this snack. It is usually eaten in Myanmar Water Festival, a celebration for Myanmar New Year. Mont Lone Yay Paw is a Myanmar snack similar to rice ball, which you may all have eaten or seen before. Here’s the crispy yay mont with yellow beans.įood, myanmar, myanmar food Leave a comment This is thick version of yay mont, that I prefer. You can only find these small yay mont stalls in some rural areas in early morning or afternoon.Īnyway, this is one of my favourite Myanmar Snack and I would suggest you all to try it if you happened to find one during your visit in Myanmar. Yay Mont used to be a popular breakfast and afternoon snack in the earlier days but it is now disappearing especially from urban area. The stall owners will serve hot with sprinkles and a bit of oil pats. The special sprinkle is a mixture of grounded peanut, sesame and salt. For both version, specially made sprinkles are added when serving. Boiled yellow beans are added mostly but you can find some with small red beans also. More oil are added if crispy version is preferable. Thin Yay mont actually looks more like crepe. Thick yay mont is soft, and beans (usually small red beans) on top. There are thick and thin versions of yay-mont. Most of the Myanmar traditional snacks are made of regular rice flour or glutinous rice flour. Yay-mont is made of rice flour like many other Myanmar traditional snacks. So, this is water snack! LOL Just kidding! Actually, there are a variety of Myanmar snacks similar to this. I would say Yay-mont is Myanmar version of Crepe. I am introducing you all with a Myanmar traditional food called Yay-mont. Hope she enjoys the photos of my one year anniversary in working life. On a side note, my friend tried to pursue a lot of high paying jobs and ended up as a desperate unemployed until now. So, I guess I am in the right job so far. I would be staying late just like other auditors and enjoyed my working life with my new friends (coz they are more than just colleagues) in office. Of course, I am stressed sometimes but I think life would be boring not to have stress sometimes. I enjoyed the challenges and found areas to grow. It is almost a year that I started working and I learnt a lot of things in the past 11.5 months. (This is one of the job interviews when I talked with the interviewer about her passion for the job.) FYI: I am not an accounting graduate and I work as an IT auditor, not a financial auditor. So, I chose this job without hesitation when I received the offer. I took these as a good opportunity to learn what I am passionate about. Sometimes, I became interested in the (career) story of the interviewer through their brief introduction and we would talk about it happily. As I went through a lot of career talks, networking sessions and a few interviews, I started to learn what I wanted to do. My biggest worry was to work in a career that I might hate to continue after 10 years. I would list down the things I could do, and strike through the things I didn’t want to do as a career. In the early stage of my job hunt, I didn’t really know what I wanted to be. Payslip is important in our lives but not as much as working for the right job. My answer is ‘No, I am not desperate for ‘A’ job, but for that job’.Īs an auditor in one of the Big 4 firms, my starting pay is lower than the pay from banks or rising tech companies or some local start ups. During my final year of undergraduate study, my friend criticized me badly for accepting my current job.
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