The Mid-Autumn Celebration (中秋节) Dinner is one of the few MUST occasion that is considered important, as a matter of fact, even non-chinese also join in the fun with all the tanglung festivals and mooncake eating.
My dad gave a directive that all of us must go home and have dinner together and this time around, I'm armed with a camera to shoot all the food that was placed before me. LOL.
I'm not going to comment about the food but just to show you what I had. If you're wondering how the food taste, just let me say that I was the first to the dining table and the last to leave.
My mom commented that Fishes this time around is more expensive than chicken and pork. I say let's cut down on the fish!
I know the focus is out for the vegetable, I was trembling with hunger and didn't use flash in all my shots.
A chinese dinner is never complete without a good bowl of soup. In our family, a standard bowl of soup per person is the same as those served at restaurant for 3 - 4 people.
The one dish that rules them all, the fried chicken. My mom's style, a favorite of all her children and grandchildren. This is what kept me on the table while everyone's finished. Gosh, I'm hungry for those fried chicken now.
Now, how was your dinner on that night?
1 comments:
i came and saw. =)
your blog's making me hungwee la ..
i like your photos la ..very clear ! what camera you using ?
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