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Below are some of the recipes for Chinese New Year cookies, Chinese steamboat and the traditional Chinese New Year dishes. There are more recipes on this blog and also my other food blog at Best Recipes. So, if you are looking for something, just use the search box and hopefully you get what you are hunting for. Otherwise, drop me a comment and if I know or have the recipe, I will be pleased to share it with you.
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January 22nd, 2008 at 3:07 pm
Thanks for posting all those Yummy Recipes for novice like me to try.
My first tried of your Kari Ayam Kapitan is not very successful- it looks good and smell good(not such a pretty sight for my kitchen, it looked like a battle field and I had to spend at least three hour or so to clean and washed up), but tasted a bit bitter and the chicken tasted very ‘dry’.
My mum used to make a salad type of dish- karabu mee hoon, no cooking involved. I think she just tossed some raw ingredients together. she is pushing 90 now, so she dosen’t cook nor can she remember her recipe. I would be much obliged if you can help me to locat the recipe.
Thanks
February 1st, 2008 at 12:37 am
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February 5th, 2008 at 11:48 am
So glad to see these recipes here. I’m making my mum’s joo har on my own since am not going back penang this cny, and i remember just some ingredients only.. the cny recipes here really helps.
thanks!