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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

We both totally love days when my in-laws are not in town! Reason being we can cook anything we want and we clean it up the next moment! Usually when they are in, MIL will comment on how the food should be cooked, should not fry as the whole kitchen will be oily etc. Too many comments = naggings = me feeling frustrated.

Hubby bought roast duck from Dian Xiao Er. Fried mushroom omelette and cooked CP Wantan soup. This dinner is fabulous!!!