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Gong Xi Fa Cai – Sui Sui Ping An

Posted on 06/02/200807/02/2008 By Reedz

To all of AB’s viewers who are celebrating, Welcome to the Year of the Mouse!

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Having chinese roots, the Lunar New Year has always been a festive time for me. I remember when I was growing up in the oil town, chinese new year was always celebrated with gusto, and as my maternal grandma lived with us for most of my young life, our house became the natural venue for the chinese side of my family to gather during the lunar new year. Everyone came to pay their respects to my grandma on the first day of the new year.

These days however, the festivities are more subdued, but my mum still cooks up a mean CNY eve dinner for us all! This year, we even had Yee Sang to toss! How cool is that? So here I am, typing away at this post, after the superb first class meal at my folks’ place which, had we eaten at a restaurant, could have easily cost a bomb and a half! I’m a happy camper, looking forward to meeting the lads at the chinese temple tomorrow…. and no we’re not worshipping, we’re shooting… 😉

So what did we have this evening?

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Lovely canapes made by the real BFG

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Preparing the Yeesang! Hope it brings much prosperity and happiness!

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Succulent prawns

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No, not bittenballen, but potato croquets

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Roasted Duck was served with pancakes…

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Kambing kali ahhhhh

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This was by far my favorite for tonight… lovely grilled scallops… lots of it!

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Fresh, fresh squid cooked the way only mum knows how….

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Comments (6)

  1. Zul says:
    07/02/2008 at 1:54 am

    Happy Chinese New Year to you and the family !

    And the scallops looks so delish !!!

    😀

  2. Senor Pablo says:
    07/02/2008 at 2:52 am

    hahaaa. I had to laugh seeing the first pic! Suspense!! Bro. Wish u were in Kay Bee just now.. The fireworks display was great and there was lion dance after midnite.. It could been a sharpshooters heaven!! hehee. Will post my pics tomorrow.

  3. Eleanor says:
    07/02/2008 at 7:50 am

    Hello AB and family – that looks like an amazing meal – the squid dish especially (and the scallops, duck and prawns – in fact everything)! What is the topping on your canapes? Happy New Year to you and the gang. LuvE

  4. UcingItam says:
    07/02/2008 at 2:18 pm

    OMG! Duck and lamb! :p~~

  5. ciliqueen says:
    07/02/2008 at 8:17 pm

    cute ‘mouse’ you there 😀 ..and of course the foooood 🙂

  6. cdah says:
    09/02/2008 at 11:01 am

    Slurrpsss! The food bagi taisan liur eh…
    Gong Xi Fa Cai AB! 🙂

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