I dunno whether its a good thing or a bad thing coming from a family with such different and varied tastes... on one hand, i get to enjoy and appreciate all the different cuisines, on the other hand, there's just so much more to miss when i cant have them... things i normally have at least once every two weeks are now a craving for this poor starved girl...
As a result from the influence of my peranakan relatives, im craving...
As a result from the influence of my peranakan relatives, im craving...
- Laksa
- Asam Fish head curry
- Popiah
- Ngoh Hiang
- Ikan Pari Pangpang (Barbequed sambal Stingray)
- Bawan Kepeting
- Hee Peow soup
- Tahu Telor
- Sambal Sotong
- Ayam Curry
- Sayur Lodeh
From the Hokkien\Teochew side:
- Tau Yu Bak
- Ba Chor mee
- Steamboat
- Satay Bee Hoon
- Steam Egg
- Sambal Kangkong
- Asparagus fried with garlic
- Tau gua porridge
- Chilli crab
- Beef noodles
- Oyster omelette
- Home cooked lotus soup
- Hokien Mee
- BBQ chicken wing
- Oasis teochew porridge
- Seafood tung hoon tom yam soup
- Hei zhou with oyster sauce
- Fish ball soup
From the anything-goes-rojak-taste people:
- Indonesian rice from the serangoon central place...
- Mee goreng
- Genki sushi hana maki
- Yeo's Chrysanthemum tea!!!
- roti prata
- Tung Hoon with crab
- Mee soto
- Chicken rice
- Pinapple and olive rice
- Green bean soup
My family has a tradition where each family unit takes turns to cook for the week... i think i have just planned out the menu for the weekly gatherings for a year! =P
I wanna eat all thessseee...
2 Comments:
you sure talk about food alot, btw, what is an oyster omeltte?
phillip
Haha yes.. Food is very important to me. Oyster omelette is some fried egg thing we have back home in Singapore thats fried with oysters and spring onions and just YUMMY. Haha... forgive me for asking this, but do i know you?
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