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Reanaclaire Cooks Fish With Lemon Juice And Lemongrass

YES, REANACLAIRE COOKS AGAIN! In fact I am now more frequent in the kitchen, preparing my meals especially in the late afternoon.  My neighbour must be very surprised to hear my "ching ching chang chang" sounds of the kuali and ladle after a bout of quietness.  hahahaha... 

What I normally do nowadays is taking breakfast and an early dinner.  No more in-between lunch as those days.  I must cut down a meal since the weighing machine has been showing two kilograms more lately.  Two meals is more than enough for me as I am not a gym lover or showing any keenness in exercising.  If I have breakfast and lunch, my dinner will be just a mug of instant oats.... Well, am I really that disciplined???? hehehehe... So far, so food good......

I went to the SPPK market and had Basil leaves meat noodles again!
And I bought some fish and greens in the market soon after.... 
No lunch or whatsoever in between.... 
And in the evening around 4pm, I start preparing for dinner.... 
This time I steamed a pomfret with lots of lemon juice!
And decorated it with lemongrass, one mini chilli and fried garlic.... 
Steamed it for about ten minutes or so.... 
Looking at this picture now... 
and wondering why I did not put these two slices of lemon on top of the fish.... 
Why were they at the side?
Beats me!
But to my delight, the taste of the sauce turned out so-very appetizing!
Just like the one I ate in the Thai shop...
Only thing is, my sauce is too little...
Lesson learn: Put more water and add in big onions as well.... 
Well, a meal cannot be complete with some greens, right!
My favourite okra with dried shrimps and sambal... 
With two dishes, my early dinner was served.... with a plate of rice as usual....
And I finished them.... 
 All By Myself!!
*burp*


Comments

  1. Wahhhhhh!!! Original recipe kah? Hebat!!! I'm so lazy these days, feel like cooking...when the time comes, I change my mind. :D

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  2. Homecooked is the best. I also go for brunch and dinner nowadays. If hungry in between, I munch cookies or breads.

    Love your steamed fish.

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  3. I really like you ching ching chang chang :D From all that noise come out a delicious steamed lemon fish and ladies fingers hee..hee..hee...

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  4. Both dishes look very yummy. Reana Claire is a good cook!

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  5. Healthy yet lovely dishes! Well done!!!
    Now u have made me guilty coz I had such a cholesterol-laden dinner...pan-fried pork chops with rice

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  6. Look forward to see more of your home cooked dinner, hehe...

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  7. Your dinner is so delicious, especially the steamed fish. Wah, can finish all with a plate of rice too? Must be very full.

    I must remember to go to the SPPK market to try this Basil leaves meat noodles because I like the taste of basil a lot! Have a good weekend!

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    1. Yes, my plate of rice.. but not the big portion la.. small portion only.. .

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  8. Claire, I have always known you to be such a good cook!I remember from years back when you would show us what you cooked. This looks so good!! Hey, this is what I do! I have been on a diet, only two meals a day! It is hard, but it works really good! I lost 100 pounds this way.

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    1. Wow.. really.. can lose so much, Ginny! Hope you are much healthier now...

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  9. I like the steam fish, must be very appetizing

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    1. Lemon based.. yes, next time I will do more of this..

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  10. Nice nice nice, my favorite steam fish sauce and okra also! :P

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