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[Happy Mama]

Augmum:

Happy Mama and Autumn

Below is the recipe for the PORK CHOP IN JAPANESE SAUCE n FRUIT JUICE which i tried the other nite.

:thankyou: for sharing the recipe Augmum. :celebrate:

[Happy Mama]

Augmum:

Happy Mama:

[quote=\"Augmum\"]u 're most welcome.

ok, shall wait for yr/yr gal feedback then after u try out.

Ok! I'm sure it will taste nice. :love:

u are boiling the papaya soup today, right??
dun wait till the papaya turns too ripe.
ok, shall wait for yr feedback.[/quote]Augmum, yes my maid is boiling it for dinner today. Will let you know the taste in a while when I try it, but Maid says it tastes sweet and fruity. Maybe she finds it funny for soup to taste sweet.

[Augmum]

Happy Mama:

Augmum:

Happy Mama and Autumn

Below is the recipe for the PORK CHOP IN JAPANESE SAUCE n FRUIT JUICE which i tried the other nite.

:thankyou: for sharing the recipe Augmum. :celebrate:

no prob, happy mama. happy to share good recipes.

[Augmum]

Happy Mama:

Augmum, yes my maid is boiling it for dinner today. Will let you know the taste in a while when I try it, but Maid says it tastes sweet and fruity. Maybe she finds it funny for soup to taste sweet.

is yr papaya too ripe ??
if it's so, dun boil too long, scoop up the papaya and ocntinue boiling the chicken.
remember to add a pinch of salt and some soya sauce to it.
how much chicken u use ??

[Funz]

Augmum:

is yr papaya too ripe ??

:rotflmao:

Ok did not expect to see that when I clicked on this thread.

[Happy Mama]

autumnbronze:

Happy Mama:

:thankyou: for sharing the recipe, Autumnbronze.


I will go look for the jam then try to prepare the dish. :celebrate:

You'er welcome, Happy Mama

It just occurred to me that perhaps the jam can be prepared separately with stock. This means that you can pan fry or bake the salmon and pour the jam liquid over the salmon just before serving after adding a little stock and heating it up. The only drawback is that you cannot taste experience the 'caramelized' taste of the marinade after cooking.

Ok noted. :thankyou: once again, autumnbronze. :celebrate:

[Happy Mama]

Augmum:

Happy Mama:

Augmum, yes my maid is boiling it for dinner today. Will let you know the taste in a while when I try it, but Maid says it tastes sweet and fruity. Maybe she finds it funny for soup to taste sweet.

is yr papaya too ripe ??
if it's so, dun boil too long, scoop up the papaya and ocntinue boiling the chicken.
remember to add a pinch of salt and some soya sauce to it.
how much chicken u use ??

Augmum, the papaya soup tastes FANTASTIC!!! :love: :love:
DH and I love it, while DD doesn't. She and my maid both find it weird.

I will definitely boil it again. :celebrate: :celebrate:

[Happy Mama]

Funz:

Augmum:

is yr papaya too ripe ??

:rotflmao:

Ok did not expect to see that when I clicked on this thread.

Funz, why are you so tickled by the word \"ripe papayas\"? :rotflmao:

[autumnbronze]

Augmum:

Augmum:

PORK CHOP IN JAPANESE SAUCE N FRUIT JUICE


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Happy Mama:

[quote=\"Augmum\"] glad that u have the interest to try this dish out.
ok, later i am free, i'll type out the recipe and procedure for u and Happy Mama.

So happy you are going to type out the recipe for us. :dancing: :dancing: Thanks once again, Augmum. :celebrate:

Happy Mama and Autumn
Below is the recipe for the PORK CHOP IN JAPANESE SAUCE n FRUIT JUICE which i tried the other nite.

I use loin meat.
Seasoning :
Japanese BBQ sauce sauce
Soya sauce
Some minced garlic
An egg
Meat tenderizer (a must, and also need to pound the meat with a meat hammer, so that it is tender)

Marinate for 1-2 hrs. Deep fry .
oh yes, before frying, sprinkle some cornflour on it.

After frying, mix some more japanese BBQ sauce,
fruit juice (i use marigold fruit juice, mangosteen, can also use cranberry , grapes, whatever so long, not sour type)
and a bit of maltose to thicken the sauce. Pour over them.

these pork chops are tasty and unique in flavour, try it out....... :love: :celebrate:[/quote] :thankyou: Augmum.

Have taken note of the recipe

[Augmum]

Funz:

Augmum:

is yr papaya too ripe ??

:rotflmao:

Ok did not expect to see that when I clicked on this thread.

aiyo, Funz, think straight ok, nothing wrong with a ripe papaya. :cheeky: