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Sneak peek into the photo quiz for our July issue, isn’t it incredible how much has changed! 🧐

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Here’s a recipe for Herb butter baked dory with fresh rosemary and lemon to try just in time for the weekend! Thank you to Brian Kennett, Co-founder of Chillax BBQ for this one🍋 Ingredients: • 2 dory fillets • Olive oil • Sea salt and black pepper • 1 lemon • A few sprigs of fresh rosemary • 2 tablespoons herb butter Ingredients for the herb butter: • 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened • A few leaves of fresh rosemary or thyme Directions: 1. Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius. 2. Rinse the dory fillets and pat dry. 3. Line a baking tray with aluminium foil and lay the fillets down. 4. Drizzle over some olive oil and give a good sprinkle of sea salt and cracked black pepper. 5. Lay on fresh rosemary sprigs. 6. Cut the lemon into slices and place them on top of the rosemary. 7. Roughly chop the rosemary or thyme leaves and mix them with the softened butter. This freezes well too, so you can make it in bulk, pop it in a resealable bag and keep the rest in the freezer. 8. Spread the herb butter in dollops across the lemon slices. 9. Bake in the oven for around 20 minutes, until the fish is cooked through. It should still be moist because of the herbed butter, which will melt and poach the fish from the underside.

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These are some of our working from home must-haves🌷

We loved featuring this business in our June issue. Sustainable and high quality fabrics for the little ones - which can be personalised!⚡️🌷 @raphandremy

Have a personalised piece of Singapore in your home forever 🎨🇸🇬

Just a few of the beautiful retail stores for your home that you can find at @dempseyhillsg 🌻full feature now online🌿

Read the latest issue here for free ❤ To get started, visit 👉 expatliving.sg/digital In this issue we've got great outdoor furniture ideas for big or small spaces, inspiring beach breaks for you to plan ahead, plus your chance to win a luxury bed set!

We’re longing for sundowners on the beach.. 🌴

What are you doing this weekend? Our events manager Susan exploring her neighbourhood today. Bukit Brown Cemetery is one of the the oldest cemetery in Singapore. Check it out when you are around Lornie Road area. #singapore #bukitbrowncemetery #history #exploring

Serving classic American sourdough pizzas made fresh and in-house daily. Carefully selecting each ingredient and sourcing toppings around the world like their 100% pork pepperoni imported from the USA, Australian imported house-made pork & chicken sausages, and ricotta flown in weekly from an artisanal farm outside of Melbourne. Sample the menu by trying the best-selling

We loved hearing about the history of this furniture and the restoration processes to make them into these rare statement pieces🌿story in our May issue🎏

You can shop all of these from the comfort of your home, straight to your door🚪🌟

So important to have quality footwear for the little ones! 👟And be supporting local, small businesses while doing so💖

This month we featured a story by Carolyn Hall delving into the rehabilitation process and conservation of our very cute neighbours, head to @gibbonconservationsociety Instagram and Facebook to find out more and how you can help🌿❤️. Image by acoupleofphotographers.net

Some beautiful pieces featured in this month’s style section🦋head to expatliving.sg/style to see more!

Dempsey Hill is catering for every taste! So many delicious options available for takeaway and delivery🥙🍛treat yourself this weekend! 😛

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Some gorgeous ideas for this Mother’s Day 💐

You won’t want to miss our May issue 👀

We’re loving these unique kitchen additions, how beautiful are they?🌼

We took a look inside two historic shophouses this month and received some great recommendations by the lovely Guillaume from @artporters 🌷How stunning are these colours!

8 things we didn't know about Pulau Ubin: 1. You could fit approximately 70 Pulau Ubins onto the Singapore mainland. 2. In the 25th season of TV show Amazing Race, contestants flew from Malta to Singapore, where they took a bum-boat across to Pulau Ubin. Once there, they had to find a coconut stand and drink a full coconut to get their next clue, before flying on to Manila. 3. The island is shaped like a boomerang. 4. Bin Kiang School operated on Pulau Ubin from 1952 to 1985; at one point it had as many as 400 students. It was demolished 20 years ago this month. 5. The German Girl Shrine on Ubin commemorates the teenage daughter of German plantation owners who lived there. The girl is said to have died while attempting to flee British soldiers during WWI. 6. According to legend, a frog, a pig and an elephant raced each other to be first to reach Johor. When the elephant and pig failed to finish, they were turned to stone, forming Pulau Ubin in the process. 7. Granite from Ubin’s quarries was used to build the Singapore-Johor causeway. 8. The wetland area of Chek Jawa consists of seven separate independent ecosystems, and is home to a huge range of sea creatures, rare plants, migratory birds and more

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