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Now that I have my own kitchen, I get to cook the things I want without getting in the way of our mothers. But I haven’t been cooking as often as I would like to. Because these days, I only get home from work around 8.30pm.

At best, I would make quick meals of grilled chicken with roasted vegetables, baked eggs, tom yam soup and simple stir-fries. My curries are prepared using Baba’s because it’s faster. :shock: So after a few times, rif started craving proper curries. His mum makes good curry by the way.

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Traumatised…from cleaning fish!

Last Sunday, our parents came to dinner. He speed dialled his mother for Nyonya curry while I got my mum to make her organic steamed chicken. And I did a poor attempt of steaming a whole fish for the first time.

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Nyonya curry chicken

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Steamed organic chicken

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Steamed fish with ginger and garlic

Never knew there was so much gunk inside a fish. Thank you all for sharing your tips on how to clean a fish/get the fishmonger to do it. SI made steamed fish with ginger, garlic, sesame oil and soy sauce and steamed chicken egg with century egg slices.

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Jiu hu char

His mum also made jiu hu char and brought along half a roasted duck. It was a feast and one rif and I were pleased to tuck into. He got his curry and I got my organic steamed chicken. We should have family dinners more often – because our mummies will inevitably cook our favourite dishes for us. Hehe…

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Dinner made complete, by our mummies. :D

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Melissa October 9, 2013 - 12:14 pm

That’s a very nice dinner feast!! *Like*
I also buy those ready made curry paste from supermarket. Hassle free…hehe…

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Bangsar Babe October 9, 2013 - 1:39 pm

Yeah, am so glad both mummies came to the rescue. :D

Hahaha it’s time to stock up on fresh curry paste at the TTDI market. My mum said they sell those there.

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