How to cook nice meals

[Funz]

I’ll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


When not cut won’t be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

[Augmum]

starlight1968sg:

Augmum:

use cloth ??won't it stick to the cloth

but i hate to wash lady's finger, so slimy.....yucky

OMG, I simply rinse under the tap and start cutting.
The skin is quite funny, it may have something sharp. Yes, inside is slimy, like mucus !

ya, i also run under the tap, using the knife to \"scrub\"
although hard to prepare, i like this simple veg with balacan.

[Augmum]

Funz:

I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

ya, but i see it like so \"dirty\" if i dun wash it clean, i can't cut.

[starlight1968sg]

Augmum:

Funz:

I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

ya, but i see it like so \"dirty\" if i dun wash it clean, i can't cut.

Yes, the skin looks dirty and thus I ask how do mums handle them.
Anyway, I have been doing so for years and so far, no obvious diarrhoea.

[Happy Mama]

Augmum:

LKVM:

[quote=\"Augmum\"]
yes, i am rather fussy, i'll use the knife to \"scrub\" the skin.

I will use cloth to scrub and clean before cutting

use cloth ??won't it stick to the cloth
but i hate to wash lady's finger, so slimy.....yucky :P[/quote]
Hehe! One use knife while the other uses cloth to scrub the skin of ladies' finger... Both of you are so cute! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

[Happy Mama]

Funz:

I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

Yes, I learnt that too... Cut when dry and it wont get as slimy as when wet. :lol:

[Funz]

Augmum:

Funz:

I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

ya, but i see it like so \"dirty\" if i dun wash it clean, i can't cut.

:lol: So are you one of those who will scrub each individual cockles until the shell is white if you were to prepare blanched xi hum?

Haha. My mum is one of those, she will use tooth brush to scrub each cockle. Each shell was pristine white after that.

Me I am more concerned about the unseens, like traces of pesticides, that's why I soak my vege. One of my staff who is quite elderly and used to run a cap chye beng stall told me to add salt to the water used for soaking veges. She say kill bacteria as well as remove pesticides. Dunno how effective though.

[starlight1968sg]

Funz:

:lol: So are you one of those who will scrub each individual cockles until the shell is white if you were to prepare blanched xi hum?

Hardly see cockles available in ntuc! I love to eat them.

[Happy Mama]

LKVM:

Happy Mama:

Hehe! One use knife while the other uses cloth to scrub the skin of ladies' finger... Both of you are so cute! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

No choice my family loves this vege

My DH loves it too, especially with sambal blachan.

[Augmum]

Happy Mama:

Hehe! One use knife while the other uses cloth to scrub the skin of ladies' finger... Both of you are so cute! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

funny meh..... almost wanna to use sand paper....hehehe