22 big-headed freshwater prawns (don't know what they are called)
Some of them were still kicking and very much alive! Surprisingly, I was brave enough to lift them up and play with them
That night, we had an unusual late-night snack. Mummy chose a few dead ones, wrapped them in an aluminium foil and dumped them into the oven...
Baked prawns with butter and cheese (grated Parmesan)
Mmmm... finger-lickin' good. I LOVE prawns!
The rest put up a few nights in the freezer until today, when mummy attempted to cook prawn noodles for the very first time. It turned out not too bad :)
My portion... prawn beehoon with homemade fish cake, hard-boiled egg and spinach (mummy replaced the kang-kung with spinach)
Mummy's portion... with dried-shrimp chilli
I also wanna eat the prawn mee and bake prawns! I like prawns! The prawns are very fresh.
ReplyDeleteMummy Gwen also cook prawn mee wor, hehe
wow... suddenly my stomach made a funny sound.. or was it from my throat? hmmmm....
ReplyDeleteHaha..good idea to replace kang kong with spinach. Hmm,why mommy had more eggs than Chloe? My daughter Shenny always asked for more eggs than me.
ReplyDeleteyum yums! your mummy's prawn noodles definitely look better than those sold outside! 'hou do liu!'
ReplyDeleteJust what type of activities your daddy has after work??? Prawning??
ReplyDeleteYour prawn mee looks better than mine ler. Chloe's portion so much liu. The baked prawns also look very good.
ReplyDeleteWow, the prawns are so big. I love prawns too. The meehoo soup must be really sweet and yummy. Your mummy is so good in cooking.
ReplyDeleteMmmm...sure looks yummy. My tummy is growling.
ReplyDeleteMmm yummy yummy~
ReplyDeletethe prawn beehoon looks presentable! I believe you're a good cook!
Shenny's Mommy: Chloe was given only half an egg cos her bowl was already full of "liu" and mummy was afraid that she might not be able to finish everything. Moreover, she already had 1 egg for lunch on the same day :)
ReplyDeleteJC: Yes, "prawning" after work. It was organized by the company. The winning team with the highest number of prawns even won a hamper. Too bad, daddy's team didn't win haha.
haha new hobby for him ar? Good that you all can have big and fresh prawn for dinner.
ReplyDeletedelicious! I love prawn mee. Actually, I love seafood. hehe...
ReplyDeleteyour prawn mee and chilli paste look really delicious.
Wah! Slurp! Slurp! Yummy! I love prawns too! Where did your daddy go catch the prawns?
ReplyDeletei used to like prawns...like having lots of them in one go. but due to aging hor..i can only take 2 max per eating liao..
ReplyDeleteprawn noodle...one of my favouriteeeee
ReplyDeletewah! air liur pun keluar la macam ni.
ReplyDeletei wonder where ur daddy portion? i pity ur daddy. not more portion for him. :(
HL, not very expensive lah the HK hairclips. RM33 that one is for 2 pairs (hair clip and rubber bands).
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks very yummy!
ReplyDeleteok next time i also try your mommy's recipe to bake the prawns cos it looks really good.
ReplyDeleteDelicious-looking homemade prawn mee!
ReplyDeletei love prawan, but sadly both my kids dont like them... your prawn noodles are brimming with liu wor... Chloe's one non spicy?
ReplyDeleteOk, I must make it a point NOT to visit your blog when I'm hungry. Last time popiah, now yummy prawns and prawn mee. ;) Looks sooo good!!!
ReplyDeletewow .... this is good one ...:P
ReplyDeleteVery new idea...spinach in prawn mee:-)
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