I made a fresh batch of Ratatouille yesterday alongside cooking dinner and the whole pot went into the fridge.
I was grocery shopping yesterday with #3 and we found "Hainan bread" the ones they serve at coffee shops. It's being sold at Jusco now. #3 exclaimed loudly "Mummy, that's the bread I used to eat when I was younger right?" Yeah! I used to buy them at the wet market and so I bought a large loaf of it to reminiscence old times.....
The snack bento below was prepared for #1 yesterday for college. Her classes were in the afternoon and in a good mood and said yes to a snack bento. It's a promising beginning.
Some skinned grapes, home made chocolate chip cookies and 'kuih lapis'.
9 comments:
Do u think we spoil our kids by skinning the skins of grapes for them? Actually I find it kind-na therapeutic to peel the skins, funny aren't i?
javapot: First, we are mothers - no need for any explanation or excuses! LOL!
I thought those grapes were peeled!!
OMG - am I a failure as a mother (for not peeling grapes or other fruit for the 13 yo boy) or am I a success making sure he gets fiber in his diet??
eilismaura: Mums try to do their best for their kids - how can they be deemed as 'failures'?
javapot finds skinning grapes a therapeutic process, I skinned mine because the skin had a bitter taste to it, you didn't for more fibre - I think we all did well!
3 cheers for mums!
LOL I had the same "People skin grapes?? Oh my goodness." reaction :)
Oh no! My four year old daughters refuse to eat grapes with skin. Please don't tell me I'll be peeling grapes until they're in college.
Tarcoulis: Hahaha! You've already set a precedent, there's no turning back unless you teach her to peel the grapes herself.
*Mummy power*
Lynn: Mothers are a 'weird' lot aren't they? LOL!
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