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    How to cook nice meals

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      Augmum
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      starlight1968sg:
      For lady's fingers, how do you \"handle\" them? Wash briefly and start cutting? Do I need to scrub the skin? Thanks.

      yes, i am rather fussy, i'll use the knife to \"scrub\" the skin.

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        Augmum
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        LKVM:
        Augmum:

        [quote=\"starlight1968sg\"]For lady's fingers, how do you \"handle\" them? Wash briefly and start cutting? Do I need to scrub the skin? Thanks.


        yes, i am rather fussy, i'll use the knife to \"scrub\" the skin.

        I will use cloth to scrub and clean before cutting[/quote]use cloth ??won't it stick to the cloth
        but i hate to wash lady's finger, so slimy.....yucky 😉 😛

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          starlight1968sg
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          Augmum:
          use cloth ??won't it stick to the cloth

          but i hate to wash lady's finger, so slimy.....yucky 😉 😛
          OMG, I simply rinse under the tap and start cutting.
          The skin is quite funny, it may have something sharp. Yes, inside is slimy, like mucus ! 😉

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            Suee:
            hi, any mummies out there can share how to make nice prawn dumpling??coz my ds reli love it.

            for prawn dumpling, i am particular abt the type of prawns used,
            must be sea prawns , not pond prawns for the best results.

            juz like making Har kow, must use special type of prawns.

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              Funz
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              I’ll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


              When not cut won’t be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

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                Augmum
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                starlight1968sg:
                Augmum:

                use cloth ??won't it stick to the cloth

                but i hate to wash lady's finger, so slimy.....yucky 😉 😛

                OMG, I simply rinse under the tap and start cutting.
                The skin is quite funny, it may have something sharp. Yes, inside is slimy, like mucus ! 😉

                ya, i also run under the tap, using the knife to \"scrub\"
                although hard to prepare, i like this simple veg with balacan.

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                  Augmum
                  last edited by

                  Funz:
                  I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


                  When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.
                  ya, but i see it like so \"dirty\" if i dun wash it clean, i can't cut. 😉

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                    starlight1968sg
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                    Augmum:
                    Funz:

                    I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


                    When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.

                    ya, but i see it like so \"dirty\" if i dun wash it clean, i can't cut. 😉

                    Yes, the skin looks dirty and thus I ask how do mums handle them.
                    Anyway, I have been doing so for years and so far, no obvious diarrhoea.

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                      Happy Mama
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                      Augmum:
                      LKVM:

                      [quote=\"Augmum\"]
                      yes, i am rather fussy, i'll use the knife to \"scrub\" the skin.

                      I will use cloth to scrub and clean before cutting

                      use cloth ??won't it stick to the cloth
                      but i hate to wash lady's finger, so slimy.....yucky 😉 :P[/quote]
                      Hehe! One use knife while the other uses cloth to scrub the skin of ladies' finger... Both of you are so cute! :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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                        Happy Mama
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                        Funz:
                        I'll just soak them in water. Change the water at least once thereafter rinse, drip dry and slice.


                        When not cut won't be slimy what. And I learned from my helper. Keep it dry when you are slicing it then not as slimy.
                        Yes, I learnt that too... Cut when dry and it wont get as slimy as when wet. :lol:

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