“While Yu Sheng, Raw Fish Lo Hei symbolises Increase in Abundance, 余升捞起, Abalone Lo Hei symbolises Guaranteed Success, 包你捞起! Instead of the Yu Sheng 余升,I called it, also, the Bao Sheng 包升 (Guaranteed Increase in Abundance) OR 包生 (Guaranteed Productivity), to whom it may concern (like me).. ha” I LOVE Yu Sheng (鱼生 = 余升)!…
Category: Tips & Info
Tips & Info
TEFAL Non-Stick Wok with Lid
“TEFAL – a reliable non-stick Cookware” I love to cook with my TEFAL wok. It’s non-stick type of wok with an unique design of Thermo-Spot™ heat indicator right at the centre of its cookware. So does my wok, of course! It gives you the green light to start cooking on it, when it turns red….
My Corning Visions Cookingware
“Glass pots from Visions, yes, I loved it!” Corningware from Visions had always been my favourite cookware. I loved its beautiful transparent and elegant looking as well as durability of the glass. These glass pots came in various sizes, but the outlook design was always remained the same. I thought it made the glass pots unique and recognizable….
Simple, Healthy & Delicious Teochew Steamed White Pomfret (潮州蒸白鲳)
“Check out what’s good for eating more FISHES! See fresh White Pomfret, the perfect fish for steaming style. Loved by whole family, healthy and delicious dish which never fails to impress your loved ones! Prosperity Pomfret (年年有余)” I steamed Teochew-style with Sea Bass, but Sea Bass is not the most popular fish type to make…
Marina Barrage, Reservoir in the City
“Singapore’s latest downtown icon – Marina Barrage. A weekend spot cum educational visit, for you and your family.” First heard of this newest spot was from my friend, and then was broacasted in the TV news, featuring new reservoir, the bridge where visitors may have a stroll, and big green patch where visitors may enjoy…
Cooking Methods
“Just a brief on ways of cooking” Blanching – usually used for vegetables or fruits, but nowadays, we used this term to describe on meat, too. Blanching refers to plunge the raw food into boiling salted water, for a quick boil. Then, place the hot food under running water or in cold/ icy water to…