Photohunters: Theme-cooked food/cooking

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I don’t do much cooking as my wife is usually the cook. But occasionally I have to rise to the occasion sometimes with unexpected results hahaha.

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Ingredients for chicken casserol. The only variation from my usual cooking is that the uncooked rice is fried with oil, garlic, salt and onions first. After that, put in a pot for cooking just like cooking rice. Add carrots, chicken, onions cut cross-wise so it will look like a circle, deveined prawns, mushrooms, thick black sauce, oyster sauce. Microwave 15 minutes.

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Stir-fried vegetables

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Mixed vegetable soup

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The resulting chicken casserol

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The final results: lunch for my family accompanied with chilly sauce(home made)
original post and how to cook

The food might be a little different from photohunters from other parts of the world. Basically this is our regular food. Lots of vegetables, very little oil except what comes out from the chicken and prawns. You can try it. It is very simple. If you don’t have the ingredients you can improvise. The key is that the uncooked rice is fried with oil, garlic, salt and onions first.

21 Comments to "Photohunters: Theme-cooked food/cooking"

  1. julie on 18 May, 2007

    Wow! You are early. You sure did a good job of coming up with a home coooked food, with instructions too.

    Mine is going to be up in a few hours. It is just around 9pm here in the Philippines.

  2. clement on 18 May, 2007

    no need to go out linteh.. can i enjoy mrs beng2’s coooking? he he

    BB: Hey, that is my cooking! :)

  3. Kean-Jin Lim on 18 May, 2007

    Delicious…I’m hungry now.

    Please add 1 and 4 = 5

  4. aceone118 on 19 May, 2007

    Aiseyman! You got me drolling tim.

  5. wuching on 19 May, 2007

    i hungry!

  6. Chen on 19 May, 2007

    looks yummy :D

  7. Clare on 19 May, 2007

    Man, i miss my mum’s cooking. She usually also fried the uncooked rice first before cooking it normally when she wants to make chicken rice. Damn delicious!

  8. wuching on 19 May, 2007

    brother! i tag you!

  9. Carol on 19 May, 2007

    Great photos for this week’s hunt!

  10. Jan (bbsgirl) on 19 May, 2007

    Now that looks very good….it’s way too early in the morning for me to be looking at all this food..I haven’t even had my breakfast yet.

    I’m up too.

  11. Lynn on 19 May, 2007

    This seems to be no sweat to you. We have a lot of that here in the Philippines, usually in hotpot restaurants. :)

  12. on the Rock on 19 May, 2007

    Mmmm:) Looks so good!

  13. Bridget on 19 May, 2007

    great photos for this week!! Yum!

  14. George on 19 May, 2007

    Wow did not know you can cook - it looks good man!

  15. JC on 19 May, 2007

    Looks great! Will have to give it a try…

  16. Jennifer D on 20 May, 2007

    Wow - that looks amazing! If I weren’t eating right now, I’d be hungry for sure after looking at this!
    Mine is a slightly different take this week!

  17. bonggamom on 20 May, 2007

    Yummy, healthy, and so easy to make in the microwave! That’s so great!

  18. eastcoastlife on 20 May, 2007

    Huh, you can cook? can eat wan or not? hehehe….

    BB: mrs and I always at odds over who is the better cook hahahahahah

  19. YTSL on 20 May, 2007

    Wah! Your mixed vegetable soup even looked good by itself!!!! :b

    BB: Sibu cooking is generally different from Penang food in the sense the original flavour is maintained rather than hidden behind spices or other flavouring. so if u have cucumber soup for example, it must taste and smell like cucumber :) but other Sibu bloggers may not agree :) Penang food for example is hidden behind curry spices, tom-yam. exotic sauces to hide the original taste to make it tastier

  20. Bobbie on 21 May, 2007

    Looks good and healthy!!

  21. srp on 21 May, 2007

    I love fried rice… this looks completely and totally delicious… and I just ate lunch of grilled salmon!

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