Home-cook Cap Chay (Mixed Vegetables)

I realize that most of my home-cook foods are so typical of my hometown foods. It just appeared on my mind and then hit me with the feeling "I missed it". So this time was about Cap Chay which I felt not easily found in here (or maybe only for me?). 

Cap Chay is one of the easiest foods to cook with simple preparations and steps. I could mix lots of vegetables and meats that I want. Put them all together in the wok with high heat, add the spices and mix them, then serve it with warm rice! It is so simple, isn't it? :)

Ingredients 

Prawns

Fish cakes

Baby corns

Tomatoes

Broccoli

Cauliflower

Lettuce

Cai Xin

Carrot

Fava beans

Mushrooms

Onions and shallots

adding some spices like salt, sugar, pepper, shaoxing wine, and sauces

And, proudly presented Cap Chay :)

Awfully Chocolate from Sis

Sis bought me this as I was craving for chocolate that day. Thank you. Luv luv.

It is so yummy! Just that I can't finish one whole piece at a time b'coz the chocolate is too much, slowly enjoy it then ;)

Our Review : Baba Win's peranakan

Came across this peranakan food when I was searching for food deals, and finally decided to try it out last weekend. From so many recommendations I read from websites, we decided to order their Sambal udang, Ayam keluak, and Fire Kang Kong.

Sambal udang
We agreed that it tasted more towards sweet and sour rather than spicy. I love my own version better :)

Ayam keluak
The spices were not strong enough for us, but this food was not too bad.

Fire Kang Kong
We had requested it to be extra spicy but it came out not spicy at all. From these three foods, this kang kong tasted better.

We concluded one time trying was enough. Considering the experience, price and travelling time, it's not worth for us to go back there again. :)

Baba Win's Peranakan Cuisine

Located at : #01-23 The Star Vista

                  1 Vista Exchange Green

Open from 1130 till 2130 daily.