Fun: Learning to cook Malaysian dishes when you are studying abroad

[markwongsk]

I just cook soy sauce chicken... gingers + shallots + chicken + soy sauce = nice

[Restl3ss]

Originally Posted by BattleBoyz

@ Zephyr: Did you brought the ingredients from Malaysia or you just buy it from the market?

If I'm abroad, I think I will miss my mom's dishes. I still can cook noodle soup but I haven't try cooking fried rice. Gonna try it out sometime later.

A simple fried rice BB

Oil+ Garlic+ Meat( or anything, marinated) + (any additional things you like, e.g hot dogs, shrimps) + Rice + Soy sauce (or any sauce you like, e.g salt, curry powder mixed with water, tomato sauce... ) + vegetables.

Done.

[AnnieChan]

@mark : i thought you said you didnt have time to cook

[markwongsk]

Originally Posted by AnnieChan

@mark : i thought you said you didnt have time to cook

That was during winter break =/

[BattleBoyz]

Originally Posted by Restl3ss

A simple fried rice BB

Oil+ Garlic+ Meat( or anything, marinated) + (any additional things you like, e.g hot dogs, shrimps) + Rice + Soy sauce (or any sauce you like, e.g salt, curry powder mixed with water, tomato sauce... ) + vegetables.

Done.

Its troublesome to cook rice to be fried. Thats why I never tried. Anyway, I'll try it out when I feel like I want to eat it. Thanks for the recipe.

[AnnieChan]

oh... hahaha so how are you surviving ? delivery service ar ?

[markwongsk]

we have things called meal plans... but seriously, when my cooking tastes better than campus food, you know you shouldn't have come to CMU if you wanted good food haha

[nittu]

Easiest way to cook fried rice.. Buy the adabi perencah nasi goreng, add some onion, egg, chicken or anything else you want and the perencah.. Finally add rice and cook.. Your fried rice is ready.. Thats the way i cook fried rice.. haha.. Lazy way actually..

[ayja]

Lol for me, one vege dish will be
heat oil,
stir fry shallots and garlic
add vege
add salt to taste.
Cook a short while (duh..cause vege doesn't take long to cook)
Done.

Any green leafy vege can be cooked like this =D.

Alternatively when I'm lazy just cook porridge, dump in whatever meat you have and carrots and brocolli (for that balanced diet)

=D

[herm]

any suggestions of what kind of food is easy to cook yet doesn't taste plain and can be eaten on a daily basis?