Many of my
friends would know how much I love making easy one-pot meals. Not only
do they allow busy working moms like myself to prepare home-cooked and
fuss-free meals in a jiffy with minimal washing, it also takes away
the guilt of my family having to eat outside food all the time.
Fried Tang Hoon (Fried Glass Noodles)
is a one-pot dish that I've been whipping up these days, often upon
special request from my girl as she enjoys eating this dish.
I bought a bottle of ABC Kecap Manis recently and used it to cook Mee Goreng, chinese style for the family. Kecap Manis is basically sweet soy sauce. Love it!!
I was doing my grocery shopping the other day and spotted CP's Glazed Teriyaki Chicken going on sale. I've not tried this before and so I thought I will just buy and see what I can whip out of it.
Pasta and spaghetti sauces are mostly out of stock at the supermarkets. I bought a small tub of basil pesto sauce before the Circuit Breaker period and have been enjoying pasta in this pesto sauce.
I've watched a Korean variety show where celebrity artistes take on the challenge to be cooks at restaurants in other countries. One of the dishes they made was Kimchi Pancake and it was a hit with the locals.
Many are working from home during this Circuit Breaker period to ease the COVID-19 situation. One of my daily routine inlude thinking of "what's for today's lunch?"
This is a dish that my mother used to make for us. It is an extremely easy dish to prepare and make. I kept asking myself why hadn't I made this earlier... This is a definite god-sent for busy working mothers like me and for any busy homemakers out there!
This Crispy Salted Yolk Chilli Prawn Fried Rice is a simple and fuss-free meal using the rice cooker to prepare. I've added 2 special ingredients to make this dish - salted egg yolk powder and crispy prawn chilli to whip up this thumbs-up-deserving meal!
Since it's Christmas soon and my girl had just requested to have French Toast for breakfast, I decided to satisfy her cravings with a local yet Christmasy twist with .... Christmas Pandan French Toast!
I learnt this easy one-pot dish from MediaCorp's Channel 8 variety show "What's In the Fridge - Ep 5" recently. This is another easy and fuss-free one-pot dish that I so love, and I'm sure many busy mothers will love as well.
Many of my friends would know how much I love making easy one-pot meals. Not only do they allow busy working moms like myself to prepare home-cooked and fuss-free meals in a jiffy with minimal washing up, it also takes away the guilt of my family having to eat outside food all the time.
Fried Tang Hoon (Fried Glass Noodles) is a one-pot dish that I've been whipping up these days, often upon special request from my girl as she enjoys eating this dish.