Nearly forgotten...

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This is exactly how I like my fried Kwayteow to be, with loads of bean sprouts.  Yessss, loads of it (in fact,  I used up the whole plastic which only cost $1.00).   I managed to fry this a few weeks ago despite of my sister's objection..hahaha..sorry dear sis.,  I just can't entertain your request the other day.   My sister simply hates taugeh, she'll go hysterical when she see's any  traces of taugeh in any of her meal.  She is dead serious when it comes to taugeh.  I remembered the time when we used to patronise Mbok's restaurant a few years ago.  She ordered for Sarawak Laksa and she specifically mentioned to the waitress not to put  any taugeh in her laksa.  She even asked the waitress to repeat her order.  And guess what came out from kitchen, Sarawak Laksa with taugeh!  Ahaks!!!...She gave a look that could easily sliced the heart out of you and immediately got up and left the restaurant and me.  I was lucky to be left in a friend's restaurant.  

Enough of the taugeh story..kihkihkih...just when I thought that everything has been forgotten, yours truly suddenly appeared out of the blue..............hmmmmmmmmmmm...  

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