I only have one thing in mind for the Chinese New Year - sleep. I want to sleep. This afternoon I was undecided whether to do the weekly grocery shopping in Tesco after church or to leave it until tomorrow. I wouldn't want to rub elbows with other shoppers. There will definitely be so many people which makes me wonder, don't they eat on other days? They only eat during Chinese New Year? Then what happen to the rest of the days throughout the year? The wet market outside the house is really crazy... these people are buying meat and vegetables like there's no tomorrow. I refuse to follow the crowd so I don't go to the market as well. I sleep the whole afternoon away and woke up to see what I have to cook for dinner.
Lack of chicken thighs so chop them into pieces. When you chop then into small pieces, it's like playing tricks to your eyes. Those small pieces makes you think like there's a lot of chicken meat. A person can chomp on the whole thigh yet feel like it's not enough, but the same person might not able to finish 3 pieces of chicken that has been cut even though it's only three-quarter of a piece of the same thigh. Weird how our mind perceive....
Chinese cabbage... can't be found in the refrigerator... but leftover half of a whole cabbage, yes... still around... Pork belly, available... everything else yes so I made this...
Whole fish, no tienen *Spanish*... white tilapia, yes.... Pork slices, yes.... no problemo in making this then. Spring onion can be found aplenty. My kitchen looks very complete but the freezer is almost empty. I need to go grocery shopping for tomorrow's lunch. *roar*... I want to sleep...
Mi mama's bakkwa is here~! The thickness is more than it should be but I still like it~!!! *woots woots* I want to sleep.... should I buy those abalones or not? Should I or should I not? Undecided.... If I have the time tomorrow then maybe I'll drag myself to the supplier and lug them abalones home...
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