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Fish maw soup prepared 2 ways - thick soup and normal soup. Ordered in the past and came out normal soup.
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Fish maw soup prepared 2 ways - thick soup and normal soup. Ordered in the past and came out normal soup.
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Siow Liaoz. Now, I have a sudden craving for fish maw soup.:*:
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I enjoy this soup from 2 stalls in S'pore - the Geylang beef noodle stall at Lor 9 (I think) and the famous belachan fish at Geylang or Rangoon Rd. Tried some others. CMI.
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Walk to supermarket and get a packet of frozen ready to eat Fish Maw chicken soup. Defrost in microwave and then use claypot to cook for 5 minutes.
No fish, prawn also can.
Original Packing and ready to serve on claypot.
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Ah Forve, good things don't come in cans!
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Abalone comes in cans leh....
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Hahahaa .......... I prefer those without cans though.
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There are also the dried ones that don't come in cans. Talking about can abalones, is the wheel brand the premium? I know New Moon is a cheapskate brand.
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I know, surely can't be as good as freshly cooked. However, me and my wife both don't know how to cook Chinese soup. We like Chinese soup dishes in hawker centers. We always order every noodle dish in soup version, never dry version. The dry versions look so oily and spicy. Chinese are best with soup dishes. Western soups are more limited, that I'd admit. Campbell making its Chinese series in Singapore is good for home quick meal convenience.
There's another one that I'd always have a bowl of if I pass by a pasar malam soup stall. It's called shark cartilage soup but in effect, fake sharkfin.
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Yes like both type of soup. Also like it with lots of white pepper.
Think it is more expensive to cook than eating outside.
Yes I forgot to mention white pepper crushed and then fry dry over wok until smell comes our then pour into filter bag and thrown in the pot. Very song-song to drink this.
Mine is the normal milky soup. Thick brown soup is too starchy, take this once a while with lots of black vinegar.
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walk to supermarket and get a packet of frozen ready to eat fish maw chicken soup. Defrost in microwave and then use claypot to cook for 5 minutes.
No fish, prawn also can.
original packing and ready to serve on claypot.
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Kohlianthye is one of our bros in this forum.
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ya ya ya where's he? He used to post right?
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Maybe somewhere in Indonesia helping the locals there?
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hehehe. Thanks for the offer. Already settled the crave. Went to Foodland.
Very jialat. Now craving Western Food. No choice but to go Beach Road liaoz.
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hehehe. Thanks for the offer. Already settled the crave. Went to Foodland.
Very jialat. Now craving Western Food. No choice but to go Beach Road liaoz.
Have a good one buddy. If you're in Living Dolls help me to say hello to Khun Tae
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hehehe. Thanks for the offer. Already settled the crave. Went to Foodland.
Very jialat. Now craving Western Food. No choice but to go Beach Road liaoz.
Wa lan eh you go home so fast ah? Never go hang out ah?
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Sore throat already. Now no voice.
That's the place I had my dinner. Dinner was roast pork with potato. The Sportsman Pub and Restaurant. Live match between the 2 manchester was still going. Left before first half (2-0).
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Sore throat already. Now no voice.
That's the place I had my dinner. Dinner was roast pork with potato. The Sportsman Pub and Restaurant. Live match between the 2 manchester was still going. Left before first half (2-0).
I left home at 1-0. Now at Wine I Love You have our second bottle of red with mrs. Having it with cold cuts. Now discussing our summer trip to guess where, Hokkaido again.
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