Twenty years ago, Win Nie gave me this handmade cookbook when I moved to Lyon.
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| see how the staples on the left have rusted... |
So, what recipes are inside?
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| I never made this, because where would I find that herb in France? Not that I knew what it was...and I still don't. Haha... |
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| I already made prawn omelette with only prawns and beaten egg seasoned with soy sauce and pepper. This recipe is a lot more complicated. Lazy me says it is not needed! |
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| I tried this once, but the egg kept falling apart because I wasn't quick enough to fold the egg over before it was fully cooked (and couldn't close the packet any more). So I gave up :P |
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| I tried this once...I even specially bought a pack of raw groundnuts to make it. But I couldn't get the groundnuts to soften (I think I didn't expect it would need such a long time). Give up! |
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| I never tried this because I didn't even really know what fish maw was at the time, nor where to find it. |
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| Deep-fried stuff. No thank you, I'm not deep-frying anything. Pass! |
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| This recipe is too complicated, and I don't like porridge enough to go through all the trouble. :P |
It seems that most of the recipes are skipped due to my being lazy. :P But looking back, the first recipe might be doable in a rice cooker... (that's me being lazy again, looking for shortcuts)
Win Nie even left me two blank pages to add my own recipes to, but I never added any.
Anyway, I decided I had to digitize this cookbook, because I would be really sad if something happened to it and I didn't have any backup!















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