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Fat fat all the way

demon — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 00:36:16 +0000

Chinese cookies is too delicious, eat too much liao!

Xia mi? Both of you have to stop eating!

2010 Chinese New Year’s Dinner

demon — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:56:00 +0000

Traditionally, Chinese New Year Eve is a very important festival where families get together to have a dinner. Same as this year my family ask some of the relative for reunion dinner, we went to same restaurant as last year. It was a 9-course dinner priced at around RM800+. There were 14 of us and we started with the fresh salmon fish ‘yee sang’.

We bring two bottle of red wine for a combination of being in an excellent mood for dinner.

Another vibrant and colourful 'Lou Sang' session. Kinda busy this time, lou sang at the same time... huat ar... and take photo at the same time... snap ar.

Five Blessings with longevity, wealth, corning, good ethics and hospice. I personally like the mango salad in the middle.

After that delicious prosperity dishes 'Five Blessings', came the shark's fin soup with crab meat and crab roe. It looks abit in red colour! We all love animal, I know we are not supposed to be eating shark's fin but once a year is ok and this dish was already on the table.

One fish come with double taste, fry and stim.

After the fish, came the deep fried sea prawns with garlic, salt and pepper. You have to taste the prawn from outside to inside because got bak song on top.

Next was abalone with mushroom and 'fatt choy'. I guess all teenagers never a fan of this type of dish just like me, but it was healthier than all the dish earlier!

They suppose to serve fatt choy pig hands but they replace with this pork which you can eat with the bao.

Awesome and yummy! One is never enough.

Finally, it was time for fried glutinous rice with waxed meat. I eat a lot because I still feel hungry although this is last course.

After resting our stomachs for a while, we were served Longan desserts.

Ang Pow Collection

demon — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 03:15:26 +0000

In Chinese New Year we will receive a gift in the form of red envelope ‘Ang Pao’. The origin of the red envelope tradition called Ya Sui Qian (压岁钱), and was believed to protect the elderly from sickness and death. My Mom is one of the Ang Pao collection fans! So each time I get the Ang Pao will clear the money and leave the packets to her to keep in albums and boxes.

New or used, she will keep them.

A very colourful Ang pao from year of pig.

Most of the ang pao come with pair and set just like stamps.

2010 collection so far, year of tiger.

Don't think she know what is this from Capcom as long as it look nais and uniqe then she will keep.

Valentine's day and chinese new year together, really double the fun.

I saw Micky Mouse, Hello Kitty, Pole Bear, Pikachu...

A very good collection from HBO Movie, Madagascar 2.

All this is Ang pao also with pop-up effect!

Although this year is tiger year, but is intersting to see the pop-up cow on the packet every time you open.

Chinese New Year in Hometown

demon — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:48:22 +0000

Nin Chor 6, red and yellow photos set from yesterday and today. Gong xi gong xi!

F&N Ang Pow Pack.

Handmade fan with Ang Pao.

Golden Fish Chocolate.

Golden Nuts.

Gold Bucket with full of Gold Jelly inside.

Red Lantern, si be Ang.

Double the Fun

demon — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 00:10:30 +0000

Lots of free munnies! Lots of free choco!