Remove individual stalks and soak in water for 15 minutes, it has lots of soil.
I usually still trim the ends off.
I box Oyster Mushroom.
Washed and cut the stems out.
Bring water to boil and add dash of salt. Submerge vegetables into the boiling water and boil till leaves change dark shade of green. Remove immediately.
Boil mushrooms in hot water for a couple of minutes till cooked.
Place cooked vegetables and mushroon in a serving dish.
To make the sauce. Bring to boil about 1/2 cup of chicken stock, add 1/2 teaspoon vegetable oil and 1 tablespoon corn flour that is pre-mixed with water. Once the stock thickens and turns from cloudy to clear turn of fire and pour over vegetable and mushroom.
Letitia's verdict: 7/10 (she likes the mushroom and loves the sauce, not so crazy about the baby pak choy)
Mummy's verdict: So easy to make, no oily kitchen. I ate all the vegetables.
You will need 1 small Bean curd and french beans (I used half a pack). Finely slice the french beans diagonally and the bean curd into about 1 cm cubes.
Deep fry the bean curd in oil until golden brown. Remove from wok and drain excess oil.
Add garlic to wok and fry till brown.
Add french beans and fry till 90% cooked. It should be translucent.
Add water into the wok with french beans and pour sauce into wok.
When the sauce thickens add the fried bean curd and stir thoroughly.
Let everything simmer for a couple of minutes or until the bean curd has absorbed the sauce.
Ta Da! Scrumptious!
After a 2 week break from eating normal food Letitia is back with a vengeance. Sorry for not updating more often. I have been cooking the same thing everyday because will only eat pasta for the last 2 weeks.
Letitia's verdict: 10/10 (YUM!)
Mummy's verdict: It's good that she is finally back to normal. Easy to make but the kitchen gets really oily. But its really yummy.
Throw ginger and leek into stock with 1/2 cup of rice.
Cook at low heat till rice is 90% cooked.
Add sliced fish fillet and simmer till fish is cooked.
Add green leafy vegetables, stir and serve.
Fish porridge. Once the fish is cooked you can use the back of a spoon to break it up.
Letitia's verdict: 9/10 (she was licking the bowl)
Mummy's verdict: Must add the ginger and leek this is to counter balance the taste and smell of the fish unless your fish is really really fresh. Time taken 25 mins.