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    Happy Call Korean Frying Pan

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      Fat Mama
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      After my maid left, we have been having boiled tasteless veg cos I dun want to waste time cleaning the kitchen after every cooking session.


      Last night, finally use my happy call to cook kailan. It was delicious. The veg retain its sweetness.

      I used one scoop of soup, mixed with some oyster sauce, pour into the pan, add some garlic, line the kailan nicely, cover the pan and then on the fire. After 5 mins, steam comes out of the outlet and the veg is ready. That simple and no oily kitchen to clean.

      Love the pan. Will experiment cooking chicken and share the experience.

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        kids_r_innocent
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        Fat Mama:
        After my maid left, we have been having boiled tasteless veg cos I dun want to waste time cleaning the kitchen after every cooking session.


        Last night, finally use my happy call to cook kailan. It was delicious. The veg retain its sweetness.

        I used one scoop of soup, mixed with some oyster sauce, pour into the pan, add some garlic, line the kailan nicely, cover the pan and then on the fire. After 5 mins, steam comes out of the outlet and the veg is ready. That simple and no oily kitchen to clean.

        Love the pan. Will experiment cooking chicken and share the experience.
        Wow.. Tat really sound delicious. Did u use the normal version pan? Did u try frying fish? πŸ˜‰

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          mamabliss
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          If anyone of you are in Facebook, you might want to join this HappyCall group where many of us share recipe ideas and exchange experiences about the usage of the pan.


          Come join us! https://www.facebook.com/groups/135747519856827/

          πŸ˜„

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            jessielu
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            Authentic a concern as don’t want to buy china made products yet pay for korea prices, anyone can recommend reliable seller?

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              BigDevil
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              BigDevil:

              Ordered on 16/9, pan was posted on 21/9, now awaiting to be flown to Singapore. Hopefully I will see it by next week. :xedfingers:

              http://i51.tinypic.com/2m2gzep.jpg\">
              A little update...

              My pan has arrived in Singapore and looks like it will be delivered by Singpost. Hopefully within the next two days...oh, this is so exciting!! πŸ˜‚

              http://i53.tinypic.com/ip5smb.jpg\">

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                ksks3mum
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                jessielu:
                Authentic a concern as don't want to buy china made products yet pay for korea prices, anyone can recommend reliable seller?

                Yes, where to buy best? Gmarket is it?
                What size best? for family of 5.

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                  ksks3mum
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                  http://list.gmarket.com.sg/gmkt.inc/Goods/goods.aspx?goodscode=404210847


                  Am confused with B,C,D anyone can tell what's the diff.
                  I prefer deeper so can cook some liquid stuff. Anyone can tell me B or C is better?

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                    superbmothers
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                    Hi ksks3mum,


                    You can read more about B,C,D from Happycall FAQ @ my blog http://www.superbmothers.blogspot.com. I'm using C right now, if you are cooking some liquid stuff C is more preferred as it is deeper (But heavier, do refer to the blog). Just a personal comment, if i have the choice to choose again, i will chose D, cos it is make of clay, much healthier choice. You can also find the top bargain on my top right hand side of the my blog. I have some discount vouchers from Gmarket, if any of the mums want it, email me @ [email protected]. Expiring on 30 Sept, First come first πŸ™‚

                    PS If you are considering cooking soup, look into my blog on modern kitchenware.

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                      smurf
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                      does anyone knows what is Poon nyeon diamond pan??

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                        ksks3mum
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                        Hi Hi,


                        Thanks so much for the advice. Am sure clay pan is much healthier.But very heavy right? i need to read up a bit more again then decide… i have emailed u regarding the discount voucher. Well purchase by 30th Sept.

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