Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Simple, yet satisfying...

Since there's no meeting in the office today, I opted to work from home. I told mum about this last night so she said :"Why dont I cook lunch as well then u come & join us?" Well usually mum cooks dinner only & not lunch, but since she offered, I said Yes to her ofcoz...

Around 12.15pm, I drove to my parent's house which is about 5 minutes away from mine. Lunch was just about ready...To my surprise, mum cooked something which i've been craving for lately - Chinese pancake & sweet potato desert ("fan-shu-tong-shui" in Cantonese). This combination is perfect coz the taste of these two just go so well together!

The simple Chinese pancake is actuall made of flour & dried prawn. This meal reminds me of the tough times when I was young...Mum was always creative in her cooking, so she will think of many simple, economic, yet delicious food for us.

U know...sometimes I think it's not how expensive the meal is that makes you happy, but the taste of the food which is made by someone with her heart & love that makes it special. That's why my lunch today was really simple, yet truely satisfying.
THANX MUM!

6 comments:

  1. never hear of dat before... from the pic it looks like prata. Wonder what it taste like... hmmm...

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  2. my mum always cook that pancake during my childhood. I don't really like it but I appreciate my mum's hardwork...

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  3. dio - u gotta try it one day...i really love it! It's like roti canai, but chinese version, with dried prawn in it...

    sean - ya i used to eat this more often during childhood, but somehow i like it, so once a while i'll crave for it...

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  4. it's always the simple mum-made food that is is the most satisfying.. all the 'good food' that we eat outside is never as good as the one cooked by our mummy ;p

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  5. i also never ate that chinese pan cake before, you got the recipe maybe you can share with me :)

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  6. daniel - YEAH, absolutely!

    sunshine - well i guess the recipe is how u mix the floar with those other ingredients...let me ask mum & put it here one day, haha!

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