So yesterday, we invited some guests over for dinner and this is what
On the menu also: Roast pork with crackly skin, Chicken Curry, Fried sliced Yam Bean, Tapioca Kuih and Butter Cake.
Saturday, 21 March 2009
Mom's Hokkien Mee
The very first thing I requested Mom to cook for us this trip was the Penang Hokkien Mee or Prawn Noodles. I have been yearning for Mom's Hokkien Mee for way too long. This is one of my all time favourite hawker food, but Mom's prawn mee is by far the best! It beats any sweaty roadside stall, every single cultishly Penang lane famous for its Hokkien Mee hands down. It's one of Mom's signature dish.
So yesterday, we invited some guests over for dinner and this is whatwe Mom cooked. She laboured in the kitchen for some hours, making the broth from scratch and blending together fresh ingredients. The end result, well-balanced and superbly satisfying! The noodles were nice and firm, and the prawn soup was immensely rich and had a spicy punch. Each bite was slurpingly fantastic.
So yesterday, we invited some guests over for dinner and this is what
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6 comments:
So nice to see you having a great time! Enjoy it! That Prawn mee looks DEVINE! Rebecca
Gracie! Can you learn how to make the prawn mee and cook for us back here in Melb?? hehehe.
I AM SOOOO JEALOUS!!!! UGGGGGHHHH :P
yum yum yum! salivating just looking at it...:)
OHHHHHH MYYYYYYY GGGGGAWWWWWWWDDDDDDD...
*faints*
Dying for prawn mee now...
And the tapioca kuih... I love tapioca kuih.
Everyone: It was YUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMMMMMMMOOOO!!!!!! I'm still thinking about it... I'll eat an extra bowl on everyone's behalf. hehehe...:D
KL is great. A real relaxing holiday. Just stayed home most of the time, walks at the park, eat, sleep. The boys are enjoying themselves getting spoilt!
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