Food and board games..Oh what fun! (Part 2)

This is a continuation of my previous post....

After lunch, we headed back to JJ & Elsie's place for board games. It was about 2.30 pm and we had 6 other friends who joined us for board games making a total of 11 of us. I couldn't take a picture where all of us were intently playing, but here's a snapshot.

We played The Resistance. This game is something like Mafia, but unlike Mafia this game does not have a detective or a doctor. In this game (could be up to 10 players), the mission leader is to choose a team to go on a mission to topple the government. The team can be made up of both spies and the resistance, but the team leader will not know who the spies are, unless he/she is a spy. There are 5 rounds all together.

Shaun explaining the rules of the game

At about 4 pm, we paused for tea. JJ & Elsie prepared Creme Brulee for us. Thanks you two:)
Earlier that morning, I had the opportunity to use their blow torch to caramelized the sugar topping.

The fun part...yee haaa!

Didn't dare to put too much sugar....

All mine:)

Yummylicious!

11 of us continued playing until almost 6.30 pm. The spies won most of the time; the resistance won once at the last game.  The rest of them left after the game, and 5 of us (yeah..the same 5 from lunch) went to Karen Kitchen for dinner, and another round of board game...only this time we played 7 Wonders. This is my favourite game so far, although I'm usually one with the least victory points...:(

Overall, I had the most fun and amazing food and board game session this Deepavali.

I'll blog about Karen Kitchen the next time...

Till then..

Have a great week!