There goes McDonalds and KFC
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Mawar:
Mamago, if I use pork ribs, I must blanche too. Cannot stand the scum nor the porky smell. I will even rinse the ribs under running water, and wash the stock pot.
mawar, u can soak the pork with orange peel or lemon peel, with some salt... it remove the horrible porky smell... i dun like pork too... except for drinking the soup.. -
I don’t think we should put the blame on advertising but rather on parents’ monitoring. Your child can cry, wail and throw tantrums because they want to buy that Happy Meal. But at the end of the day, it really boils down to how often the parents give in to such requests.
It’s all about discipline. -
but how many parents are willing to admit that the power lies in their own hand and not with the advertisers of fast foods?
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noahgoh:
discipline is just 1 of the factors...I don't think we should put the blame on advertising but rather on parents' monitoring. Your child can cry, wail and throw tantrums because they want to buy that Happy Meal. But at the end of the day, it really boils down to how often the parents give in to such requests.
It's all about discipline.
if less or no \"seductive\" ads, kids will not be so tempted... -
mamago:
阿二靓汤Thanks for sharing, VKmummy. Look at all the 靚湯!
I have something to share, HK obasan boil soups a bit different from the SG mummies.
The different step is called 出水. All meat, poultries and fishes for making soup are to go thru the 出水 step, to \"wash off\" the filthy blood remaining and oil/fats, 肉腥味 and rid of any dirtiness of the sellers' handling.
Boil a pot of water, bring to full boil, drop in the meat/poultries, off the stove, let it steep for 3-5mins depends on the amount of the meat. Discard the water and drain, the meat is now ready for boiling soup.
Take note that this step is almost like blanching, bigger pot of boiling water is better for ridding the filth.
PS. Don't feel \"sayang\" that the meat taste/nutrient will be wasted, (like my MIL claimed) it's this 出水 step that will make your clear soup tastier. -
pirated:
no lor.... there is no 啊一 or 啊二 here.... we are all good mummies sharing with each other...
阿二靓汤mamago:
Thanks for sharing, VKmummy. Look at all the 靚湯!
I have something to share, HK obasan boil soups a bit different from the SG mummies.
The different step is called 出水. All meat, poultries and fishes for making soup are to go thru the 出水 step, to \"wash off\" the filthy blood remaining and oil/fats, 肉腥味 and rid of any dirtiness of the sellers' handling.
Boil a pot of water, bring to full boil, drop in the meat/poultries, off the stove, let it steep for 3-5mins depends on the amount of the meat. Discard the water and drain, the meat is now ready for boiling soup.
Take note that this step is almost like blanching, bigger pot of boiling water is better for ridding the filth.
PS. Don't feel \"sayang\" that the meat taste/nutrient will be wasted, (like my MIL claimed) it's this 出水 step that will make your clear soup tastier. -
verykiasumummy:
You mean to say \"effective marketing\" ?
discipline is just 1 of the factors...noahgoh:
I don't think we should put the blame on advertising but rather on parents' monitoring. Your child can cry, wail and throw tantrums because they want to buy that Happy Meal. But at the end of the day, it really boils down to how often the parents give in to such requests.
It's all about discipline.
if less or no \"seductive\" ads, kids will not be so tempted...
Or rather, \"affective marketing\"
I like to tell the kids - \"Your happy meal is making mummy very unhappy!\" -
concern2:
You mean to say \"effective marketing\" ?
discipline is just 1 of the factors...verykiasumummy:
[quote=\"noahgoh\"]I don't think we should put the blame on advertising but rather on parents' monitoring. Your child can cry, wail and throw tantrums because they want to buy that Happy Meal. But at the end of the day, it really boils down to how often the parents give in to such requests.
It's all about discipline.
if less or no \"seductive\" ads, kids will not be so tempted...
Or rather, \"affective marketing\"[/quote]both... :evil: :evil: :evil:
kids being kids, they can be easily persuaded by those ads... -
verykiasumummy:
You mean to say \"effective marketing\" ?
discipline is just 1 of the factors...
if less or no \"seductive\" ads, kids will not be so tempted...
Or rather, \"affective marketing\"[/quote]verykiasumummy:
Actually hor, I don't think my kids have been influenced by those ads. It is the toys... :roll:both... :evil: :evil: :evil:
kids being kids, they can be easily persuaded by those ads... -
concern2:
You mean to say \"effective marketing\" ?verykiasumummy:
discipline is just 1 of the factors...
if less or no \"seductive\" ads, kids will not be so tempted...
Or rather, \"affective marketing\"verykiasumummy:
Actually hor, I don't think my kids have been influenced by those ads. It is the toys... :roll:[/quote]both... :evil: :evil: :evil:
kids being kids, they can be easily persuaded by those ads...
having toys is another way of marketing though...
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