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    • V Offline
      vfong1
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      I have never cook bird nest soup for my kids. What type of bird nest should I choose? I just have to add red dated, water and rock sugar, correct? I need the cooking method and also if I need to add other ingredients. Thank you.

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        kiasimom
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        I am preparing papaya pork ribs soup tonight!


        Ingredients:
        1 x 500g papaya
        500g of spareribs
        30g white fungus
        1 small carrot
        20g ginger slices
        1800 ml of water
        Seasonings:
        Some salt

        Method:
        1. Skin, de-seed and cut papaya into cubes
        2. Soak white fungus in water till soften, remove the tough bits
        3. Cut carrot into cubes
        4. Bring 1800ml of water in a pot to boil, add all ingredients and boil again over high heat. Turn to medium heat and continue to cook for about 1 hour. Add salt to taste and turn off heat.

        P.S: Choose a ripe papaya when making this soup.

        Happy boiling 🙂

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          kiasimom
          last edited by

          I am preparing chicken feet and peanuts soup tonight!


          Ingredients:
          200g peanuts
          500g of spareribs
          10 chicken feet
          8 cloves garlic
          2500 ml of water

          Seasonings:
          Some salt

          Method:
          1. Soak peanut in water for 1 hour, then cook in boiling water for 10 minutes, remove and set aside. Rub chicken feet with salt and rinse. Remove the claws. Rinse and scald spareribs in boiling water. Rinse garlic.
          2. Bring 2500ml of water in a pot to boil, add peanuts and cook over medium heat for 30 minutes. Add spareribs, chicken feet and garlic and continue to cook for 10 minutes.
          3. Turn to low heat and continue to cook for about 1 hour till peanuts softened. Add salt to taste and turn off heat.

          P.S: Buy peanuts that are meant for making soup.

          Happy boiling 😉

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            heyhoe
            last edited by

            Hi Kiasimom,


            Any tips for making the peanuts super soft? (those texture like braised peanuts?) :love:

            I usually buy peanuts meant for soup (confirmed by the shopkeeper) No matter how hard I tried my peanuts are always so crunchy. :stupid:

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              mowmow
              last edited by

              heyhoe:
              Hi Kiasimom,


              Any tips for making the peanuts super soft? (those texture like braised peanuts?) :love:

              I usually buy peanuts meant for soup (confirmed by the shopkeeper) No matter how hard I tried my peanuts are always so crunchy. :stupid:
              Cook using a pressure cooker. Peanuts guaranteed to be soft within an hour.

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                KopiYing
                last edited by

                Er…anyone fancy turtle soup? One of my fav too. Heheheheh. But of coz you dont cook it at home.

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                  kiasimom
                  last edited by

                  KopiYing:
                  Er...anyone fancy turtle soup? One of my fav too. Heheheheh. But of coz you dont cook it at home.

                  My mom doesn't allow me to drink turtle soup.

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                    kiasimom
                    last edited by

                    heyhoe:
                    Hi Kiasimom,


                    Any tips for making the peanuts super soft? (those texture like braised peanuts?) :love:

                    I usually buy peanuts meant for soup (confirmed by the shopkeeper) No matter how hard I tried my peanuts are always so crunchy. :stupid:
                    yes, use a pressure cooker. But prior to that, soak the peanuts in water for an hour.

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                      buds hubs
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                      kiasimom:
                      Thanks buds for the explanation of red dates. :celebrate:

                      Sorry hor.. I go off topic a little bit..

                      buds can also give explanation on \"blind dates\".. Ahaakzs.. :lol:

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                        kiasimom
                        last edited by

                        buds hubs:


                        Sorry hor.. I go off topic a little bit..

                        buds can also give explanation on \"blind dates\".. Ahaakzs.. :lol:
                        Don't tell me both of you met each other on blind dates :!:

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