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    What is your dinner?

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    • JenniferJ Offline
      Jennifer
      last edited by

      CloudeeDaz:
      Jennifer:


      http://i42.tinypic.com/5a5pua.jpg\">

      no seaweed this time? šŸ˜„

      forgot, in a rush bcos the younger boy was hungry. Ytd was CL oral, released from school at 4.30pm. needed an early dinner.

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        SAHM_TAN
        last edited by

        :thankyou: Jennifer ,


        Looks yummy, will cook it this Sun, hopefully. šŸ˜„

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        • C Offline
          CloudeeDaz
          last edited by

          even w/o the seaweeds, it looks nice enuf! šŸ˜„


          if you do use seaweeds, do you use the kind that some kids like to munch for snack?
          Or is there a special type of seaweed for cooking? :oops:

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            longmao.029846irene
            last edited by

            Jennifer:
            buds:

            They sell it at Cold Storage. On promo days, their birds go for only $4.99 each. :please:

            http://i38.tinypic.com/11al6pg.png\">

            This promo is put up in today's ST, page A20.

            No available at Alocassia Apt, Anchorpoint, Chancery Court, Changi T1, Clementi Arcade, Eastwood, Funan Mall, Harbourfront, Mandarin Gdn, NUS Kent Vale, Sentosa Cove, Siglap, UE Square, Cold Storage Specialty stores

            Morning!!!

            Hmmm r u ladies interested in their honey bbq chix as well?
            Coz i can do sm wat exactly of cold storage's.. :heresmyfish:
            D receipe is actually v simple..
            I uses chix wings instead of whole chix, easier to manage by d kiddos
            Well here u go...

            Chix wings /drumlets, marinate wif
            Soya sauce, salt n black pepper n 2tbs of honey (dps how sweet u like)
            Leave it for 30mins, Oven it for abt 30mins 200deg
            I btw turn d wings n laced d them wif d remaining sauce,
            Yum yum soft n tender!!!!

            We had tat for our dinner yesterday n again d kids wallloped everytig up!!
            šŸ•ŗ

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            • JenniferJ Offline
              Jennifer
              last edited by

              longmao.irene:
              Jennifer:

              [quote=\"buds\"]They sell it at Cold Storage. On promo days, their birds go for only $4.99 each. :please:

              http://i38.tinypic.com/11al6pg.png\">

              This promo is put up in today's ST, page A20.

              No available at Alocassia Apt, Anchorpoint, Chancery Court, Changi T1, Clementi Arcade, Eastwood, Funan Mall, Harbourfront, Mandarin Gdn, NUS Kent Vale, Sentosa Cove, Siglap, UE Square, Cold Storage Specialty stores

              Morning!!!

              Hmmm r u ladies interested in their honey bbq chix as well?
              Coz i can do sm wat exactly of cold storage's.. :heresmyfish:
              D receipe is actually v simple..
              I uses chix wings instead of whole chix, easier to manage by d kiddos
              Well here u go...

              Chix wings /drumlets, marinate wif
              Soya sauce, salt n black pepper n 2tbs of honey (dps how sweet u like)
              Leave it for 30mins, Oven it for abt 30mins 200deg
              I btw turn d wings n laced d them wif d remaining sauce,
              Yum yum soft n tender!!!!

              We had tat for our dinner yesterday n again d kids wallloped everytig up!!
              šŸ•ŗ[/quote] :thankyou: for sharing

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              • JenniferJ Offline
                Jennifer
                last edited by

                CloudeeDaz:
                even w/o the seaweeds, it looks nice enuf! šŸ˜„


                if you do use seaweeds, do you use the kind that some kids like to munch for snack?
                Or is there a special type of seaweed for cooking? :oops:
                I use those my children snack on. Dun want to risk using a unfamiliar brand šŸ˜‰

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                • JenniferJ Offline
                  Jennifer
                  last edited by

                  Cold Storage also has on offer beef tenderloin.


                  Thinking of:

                  Udon with beef strips
                  Stirfry Xiao bai cai
                  steam fish
                  boiled quail eggs

                  fridge clears out :rahrah:

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                  • JenniferJ Offline
                    Jennifer
                    last edited by

                    A super simple chicken salad recipe


                    http://www.recipe.com/chinese-chicken-salad/?sssdmh=dm17.667374&esrc=nwdr050213

                    The Taiwan noodles shop @ Bt Timah Plaza has a side dish - cabbage salad that I suspect is done in the same way - using vinegar+soya sauce - which is very appetising.

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                    • JenniferJ Offline
                      Jennifer
                      last edited by

                      Made this prickled ginger 2 days ago - yumyum.


                      http://i42.tinypic.com/zv2vt.jpg\">

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                      • C Offline
                        CloudeeDaz
                        last edited by

                        Jennifer:
                        CloudeeDaz:

                        haiz.....needed the cheese to try 'Baked cheesy cauliflower'.


                        when you make this, pls post pic and comment on the taste. This is a dish I would like to try though the children are not fans of cauliflower

                        :thankyou: first, ok šŸ˜„

                        ok, here you go Jennifer

                        1. i baked it
                        2. can't post pix , dono why use tinypic cannot, copy from photobucket also cannot
                        3. taste : Bland (nohing to do with the recipe, it's bcos i å·å·„å‡ę–™ . It says add milk or stock, but i hv neither so i use plain water. It aso says add salt /pepper, but i tot already add cheese and butter who needs salt? so i aso omitted that. just added pepper and thyme.

                        Verdict: http://www.sherv.net/emoticons.html

                        you can imagine , my version is just boiled cauliflower, coated with some butter, topped with shredded cheese, pepper,thyme and baked. Maybe if i am more generous with all the ingredients it may taste nice? :scratchhead:

                        anyway, like one of the recipes suggested ,if you are ok with Heinz soup, you can save all trouble and empty a can into the dish of boiled cauliflower ,topped it with cheese and baked.
                        Will be very flavourful, i think.

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