The rocksugar birdnest.

MIL gave one bowl to Bb-G too.

Daughter feeding the father..sweet yah…

Chinese tea + peanut session with FIL.

The bigger cup was Pu-er, and the other smaller cup was Oolong. FIL taught me how to differentiate tea, how tea are fermented, etc….etc….It was a relaxing evening drinking tea with him on that day.
MIL made bread for us. But only me enjoyed the homemade walnut+almond+raisin brown sugar bread. Papa-M and Bb-G are the same creatures – the anti-bread gang! They never ate at all. What a waste….Fried mihun with fried chicken wings, given by MIL’s friend

Niangao. Well, I didn’t eat raw like this, but cut into smaller bite size and then mix them with shredded salted coconut. Yummy, me, who never never like to eat niangao at all is missing the taste now. 
All sorts of fruits. MIL and me blended them into healthy juices one morning for our breakfast. We had guava+ red apple juice, green apple + carrot juice, orange + carrot juice, beetroot+ginger+apple juice, starfruit+ orange juice.
All of them tasted very good. How I wish to have a fruit juicer that MIL has. Hers is a slow juice extractor, which is known to preserve the enzyme of the fruits. The fruit juice that we made tasted exactly like those premium juices we can buy from the fruit kiosk in the shopping mall.
Mi suah cooked in pig intestine pepper soup.

Fried kailan

Steam white and gold pomfret

Fried bangkuang (the Hokkien said – jiu hu char).

I like to eat this dish with green lettuce and sambal belacan.


I helped MIL to make this sambal too. Just toast some belacan and ikan bilis in the oven until they are crispy. Then combine them with red chilli and crush with a mortal and pestle. Add some lemon juice to make them sambal a bit sourish. When I was making this sambal, I felt like I was a Nyonya-poh sitting on the floor kok-kok-kok the sambal belacan…kekekeke....
I also learned how to cook chicken rendang . Usually when I cook curry type dishes, I would normally buy ready packed curry powder/mixture and follow the instruction given on the package. But this round, I learned MIL’s recipe step by step.


She blended all the rempah rempah – 1st batch contained turmeric, ginger, dried chili, lemongrass, garlic; 2nd batch contained shallot and big onion. Poured both into the heated wok and simmer until the water content fully evaporised.
Kiffir lime leaves

Tumeric leaves

Then add in cooking oil, turmeric leaves and kaffir lime leaves, sauté until fragrant.

Put in chicken, salt and coconut milk, cook until they are done.


Other than homecooked food, we went to the golf club house for dinner before we flew back to KL.
Mushroom soup for Bb-G. Being a soup lover, she could finish the whole bowl on her own.

Club sandwich. The coleslaw was nice.

Salmon steak

Grilled chicken in black pepper sauce

Baked fish

I also ate Thai food and Chinese food in the restaurants with inlaw's friends. Anyway, this trip was indeed a relaxing one...
























