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tried this recipe today but with just dried scallop and meatballs. success! thank you so much from a singaporean who moved to uk. subbed!
Childhood fave.
Power la chef sam! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you thank you!
Chef Sam, can u teach us how to cook lobster congee. I find all your cooking videos very interesting. Keep it up!
OK ... will put it on my list :)
Chef Sam Sir, where you buy your lala? Looks clean and fresh :)
It's from Block 58 Bedok South market
chef , how long do i marinate the rice with salt and oil for? thank you!
Best will be overnight, kept in the fridge. If no time, then 2hours will be good.
Chef Sam can add fish like batang? If so when to add during the cooking process?
Yes it's OK to add batang. Just add it 2-3min before it's ready.
Hi Chef! May I know where you get those dried oysters from? Thanks!
It was given to me, they are from Xiamen. However, you can buy the normal ones from the wet market. They should work fine too.
Uncle Sam, the lala when you soak, is it in salt + water? Or It just plain tap water?
It's water + a bit of salt.
tried this recipe today but with just dried scallop and meatballs. success! thank you so much from a singaporean who moved to uk. subbed!
Childhood fave.
Power la chef sam! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you thank you!
Chef Sam, can u teach us how to cook lobster congee. I find all your cooking videos very interesting. Keep it up!
OK ... will put it on my list :)
Chef Sam Sir, where you buy your lala? Looks clean and fresh :)
It's from Block 58 Bedok South market
chef , how long do i marinate the rice with salt and oil for? thank you!
Best will be overnight, kept in the fridge. If no time, then 2hours will be good.
Chef Sam can add fish like batang? If so when to add during the cooking process?
Yes it's OK to add batang. Just add it 2-3min before it's ready.
Hi Chef! May I know where you get those dried oysters from? Thanks!
It was given to me, they are from Xiamen. However, you can buy the normal ones from the wet market. They should work fine too.
Uncle Sam, the lala when you soak, is it in salt + water? Or It just plain tap water?
It's water + a bit of salt.