Mom’s homecook food 61 📍SG CNY EDITION
Mom’s effort to cook many delicious food during cny period
-fried minced ball with crunchy notes
-ngoh hiang
-deep fried fries
-fried sotong ball
-pig trotter bee hoon with chestnuts🌰
-fried prawn & vegetables yellow noodle (recipe from late grandma)
-Blanched Taiwan cauliflowers and broccoli ✨
-warm Ching Teng gingko nut and peach gum
-steamboat
-braised abalone and mushroom
-chilli (most important for every meal)
Home-cooked meals in Singapore offer a comforting way to celebrate special occasions like Chinese New Year. Beyond just the recipes, the love and effort put into preparing dishes such as ngoh hiang, fried sotong balls, and the beloved chilli sauce elevate each meal into a cherished memory. I remember how my family’s kitchen would be bustling with activity during the festive period, with different generations contributing to each dish. Simple techniques like blanching Taiwan cauliflowers and broccoli help preserve freshness and add vibrant colors to the table. Steamboat, a communal dish enjoyed during gatherings, symbolizes togetherness and sharing, making it a must-have during CNY. Using traditional family recipes, like the fried prawn and vegetable yellow noodle passed down from a late grandma, connects us to our heritage and keeps those memories alive. Adding a warm dessert such as Ching Teng with gingko nuts and peach gum brings soothing balance to the meal. For anyone aiming to replicate a similar home-cooked feast, focus on sourcing fresh ingredients locally and incorporate personal touches to each dish. This effort not only enhances the flavors but also deepens the emotional connection to the meal, reminding us that home-cooked food is truly food made with love.





























































