Personal achievement
Today is the first time I rein the kitchen, simply because no one else is at home. (Let’s not count the other times that I had cooked instant noodles for myself when my parents were not at home.)
From going to the market to the final preparation of food, it is the first time that I had done all of these all by myself. There were no nagging instructions from my parents about what I should and should not do while I was cooking and no additional help from them when they simply cannot bear what I am doing to the food.
To people who are wondering if there is any mishap or little funny incident along the way, the answer is that the entire process had gone smoothly.
The end product….
I suppose I can term this as fusion food. It is actually Japanese cold noodles with some of our local yong tau foo and a chicken drumstick. It is extremely simple to cook. For the Japanese cold noodles, I just scalded them for less than a minute before running them through cold water. As for the yong tau foo and the chicken drumstick that I got from the market, I just boiled them for about 15 to 20 minutes. Finally, I just mixed the noodles in some Japanese sauces and my lunch is ready.
It is just a very simple and healthy meal, but I can proudly proclaim that I have prepared them all by myself. =P
You suck lah. When can I come and mess up your kitchen? Then no need to hear my mum kao peh haha
My mum is equally particular about her kitchen. And there’s NO WAY in which you can come and mess up my kitchen. Hehe
congrats! it doesn’t matter how simple your meal was, it’s always exciting to cook your first meal without the help or guidance of others. totally fun
So, what would you rate your meal as?
4/10? 3/10? 2/10?
Amanda: Thanks!
Agagooga: I don’t rate my own food =P