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Video on making the perfect scrambled eggs

I think readers are going to puke eggs because I have been talking about making the prefect scrambled eggs for the third time today. Well, what to do….I do not normally prepare scrambled eggs because I hate it. I prefer my traditional fried eggs which is like sunny side-up, runny and yet, crispy on the [...]

Posted by lilian on September 29th, 2008 under Recipe | Comment now »

Crispy Chinese roasted pork – Video

I don’t know how I stumbled upon this roast pork video. But oh boy, now I am hankering for some really crispy, crackling Chinese roasted pork. Chinese Crispy Roast Pork – Click here for funny video clips The video is a homemade video and I believe is from Singapore. The guy who made it uses [...]

Posted by lilian on September 6th, 2008 under Food, Pork, Recipe | 5 Comments »

Non-bake, fake salted chicken

We bought a salted chicken with dongguai flavour the other day. The above salted baked chicken costs RM22 and it is really tiny. We will need at least two chickens to feed the kids. I have seen how salt baked chicken is made and I personally will not attempt because we need to make a [...]

Posted by lilian on August 27th, 2008 under Recipe | 2 Comments »

Recipe : Roasted, crackling pork Chinese style aka siu yoke

I found a very beautiful looking slab of belly pork at the butcher today and couldn’t resist buying it. The slab is about 500 grams and costs about RM8. So, I got home and cannot wait to roast it. Did a bit of Googling and found this post which recommends scalding the rind or the [...]

Posted by lilian on July 25th, 2008 under Pork, Recipe | 5 Comments »

Green radish Chinese soup

The vegetable seller in Pulau Tikus market introduced me to this green radish. I have never seen nor eaten them before this. So, I bought one to try to make radish soup. It does look lovely with the green colour, yes? The taste is almost like the white radish but it doesn’t have that strong [...]

Posted by lilian on July 24th, 2008 under Recipe | 4 Comments »

Cheap, good and nutritious Chinese soup

The above is the winter melon. It is easily grown in our backyards and long time ago, my sister planted this melon in a tiny plot of land behind her semi-detached home. The melon grew really big and during one of the worst flood in Penang in the 70s, the poor melon floated in the [...]

Posted by lilian on July 1st, 2008 under Recipe | 5 Comments »
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