This is one of our typical dinners when the mil is around to cook up a storm:

'Kon Jeen Har Loke' aka pan-fried prawns dry style with Chinese cooking wine and soy sauce. On the right is stir-fried chives with roast pork slices. Above the chives dish is stir-fried petai aka stinky beans with minced meat and chopped preserved veggie.

This is the famous salt-baked chicken which we bought from Ipoh.

Quinoa with herbs-roast chicken from the girls' koo por (grand aunt) who lives a few floors below ours.

And the downside of having a great cook who stays with us? My weight is slowly but surely creeping up again! :(
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