What is your dinner?

[buds]

Nebbermind:

You should try this...YUMMY!

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http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=25600&p=617391&hilit=potato#p617391

Yes, should! She got us all :drool: :drool: :drool: away back then!

[Nebbermind]

I hardly buy luncheon meat these days...it has tonnes of fats and also the thought of floating pigs in china river :sick:


I use smoked pork shoulder (from Giant), solid meat and hardly any fats.

[buds]

Jennifer:

I love potato too.


There is this recipe - cube potato n luncheon meat with ketchup sauce which I used to make before I was married. Hubby objects to cooking this dish for the boys as he has an issue with luncheon meat.

There is also a potato stew made with dried shrimps and garlic, 4 small to medium sized potato and 3/4 bowl of water + soy sauce + oyster sauce. Hubby + 2 boys will finish up the whole dish. The problem is getting the right type of potato for this simple dish. I find it tastes best with the Australia potato.

See la, never give locals a chance. Always quick to go find angmoh wan. Tsk tsk.

TheAnswer:

The dishes sound easy to make. Looks like we are on a 'lets get fat together' mission!

Told y'all oredi mah..

We all fren hor...
Eat.. must eat together.
Fat.. must fat together oso la.

Err if you are the type that eats but doesn't get fat then.. find another dinner kaki. :rotflmao:

[Nebbermind]

Jennifer:

I was watching a Korean entertainment programme earlier. One of the participants made potato croc.....(cant remember the spelling). It is mashed potato, used to wrap some cheese/crab meat, then pan fried like a flattened pancake. Anyone done this type before?

Croquette
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[janet88]

Nebbermind:

I hardly buy luncheon meat these days...it has tonnes of fats and also the thought of floating pigs in china river :sick:


I use smoked pork shoulder (from Giant), solid meat and hardly any fats.

My luncheon meat is from Singapore...or else spam or tulip.

[Jennifer]

Nebbermind:

I hardly buy luncheon meat these days...it has tonnes of fats and also the thought of floating pigs in china river :sick:


I use smoked pork shoulder (from Giant), solid meat and hardly any fats.

Is this smoked pork shoulder only available in Giant? Compared to the luncheon meat, which one is more salty? Price?

Please share what dishes you cooked with this smoked pork :please:

[TheAnswer]

buds:

Jennifer:

I love potato too.


There is this recipe - cube potato n luncheon meat with ketchup sauce which I used to make before I was married. Hubby objects to cooking this dish for the boys as he has an issue with luncheon meat.

There is also a potato stew made with dried shrimps and garlic, 4 small to medium sized potato and 3/4 bowl of water + soy sauce + oyster sauce. Hubby + 2 boys will finish up the whole dish. The problem is getting the right type of potato for this simple dish. I find it tastes best with the Australia potato.

See la, never give locals a chance. Always quick to go find angmoh wan. Tsk tsk.

TheAnswer:

The dishes sound easy to make. Looks like we are on a 'lets get fat together' mission!

Told y'all oredi mah..

We all fren hor...
Eat.. must eat together.
Fat.. must fat together oso la.

Err if you are the type that eats but doesn't get fat then.. find another dinner kaki. :rotflmao:

Then my DH cannot be your kaki. He eats a lot but never gets fat!!!

[Jennifer]

There is a you tiao cum baked beans dish.


Has anyone eaten this before?

I ate a lot of this during uni days.

[TheAnswer]

janet_lee88:

Nebbermind:

I hardly buy luncheon meat these days...it has tonnes of fats and also the thought of floating pigs in china river :sick:


I use smoked pork shoulder (from Giant), solid meat and hardly any fats.

My luncheon meat is from Singapore...or else spam or tulip.

I haven't eaten luncheon meat for donkey years. Maybe I should buy some. They are good to go with bread.

[Jennifer]

buds:

Jennifer:

There is also a potato stew made with dried shrimps and garlic, 4 small to medium sized potato and 3/4 bowl of water + soy sauce + oyster sauce. Hubby + 2 boys will finish up the whole dish. The problem is getting the right type of potato for this simple dish. I find it tastes best with the Australia potato.

See la, never give locals a chance. Always quick to go find angmoh wan. Tsk tsk.

not my fault lah. It's the boys :imanangel:

OT: when my elder boy was a baby, I hv strangers telling me: wah , he so cute. Your husband is angmo ah?