La La La…A Good Day It Is

It is a good day today. Everyone has recovered. Ian is gaining weight, Jewel is getting chubbier, Hub's job prospect looking good and finally my new maid is here! Also, read an update from my Facebook that my friend's nanny is getting better day by day and can be discharged from the hospital within these few days. *claps* Do you agree that sometimes all bad things will come to you at one shot and sometimes all good things will happen at one shot too?

I am happy and feels good when everyone in the family is having a good day everyday. Who likes grumpy people?


Tonight's Menu

• Ebi Mayo
• Spinach with Dried Shrimp
• 12345 Black Vineger Pork
• Snow Pear and Apple Soup

Ebi Mayo

Ingredients;

500g Prawns

Cooking Oil, for deep frying

1 Egg

8 Tbs Cornflour

6 Tbs Japanese Mayonnaise, KewPie

2 Teaspoon Tomato Sauce

2 Teaspoon Honey

Steps;

1. Devine and wash prawns. Remove the head and the shell, leaving the tail.
2. Heat oil in wok, beat egg in the prawns, coat them with cornflour and deep fry until golden brown. Probably around 3 mins.
3. Dish it out, drip away the oil and set aside.
4. In a bowl, mix mayonnaise, tomato sauce and honey.
5. Coat prawn with the mixture and serve.

Salted Egg York Prawns

I woke up this morning with a charming air of vigor and vitality. Ian slept through the night! How wonderful! These days he woke up only once at night. He turns in at about 9pm and will wake up at around 3am crying for Mommy milk. Thereafter concuss till 7.30am - 8am. On exceptional days, he will be undisturbed by his growling tummy.

Recharged, I came up with a new dish. 

Today's dinner menu

Garlic root with fish ball

Kung Bao Chicken

Salted egg york prawns

Salted Egg York Prawns

Ingredients;

500g Prawns

4 Salted egg york

3 Twigs of curry leaves

3 Chili padi (optional)

3 Tbs butter

5 Cloves of garlic

3 Tbs light soy sauce

3 Tbs sesame oil

A dash of pepper

1/2 cup corn flour

Steps;

• Wash, de-shell and devine the prawns. Leave the Head and the Tail on.
• Marinate with light soy sauce, sesame oil and pepper. Set aside.
• Boil the salted eggs. ( Like making hard boiled egg) Once cooked, separate the yolk and the egg white.
• Prepare wok with oil for deep frying the prawns. Coat the prawns with corn flour and fried till it turn brown. Scoop it out and set aside.
• Heat up another wok with butter and stir fry garlic, curry leaves and chili padi till fragrant.
• Add in the egg yolk. Using the spatula, smash and stir fry the egg yolk till foamy.
• Once the aroma of the egg yolk is released, add in the fried prawns and toss evenly with the mixture. 
• Lastly, remove them to a serving plate and sprinkle the egg white on top which was reserved earlier on. 

I didn't sprinkle the egg white as my family members prefer to consume the egg white separately with white rice.