NAVA'S ZEN

Sometimes, don't we have the tendency to cook the same dishes again and again? In fact, if you are asking me about our daily meals, we usually repeat the dishes. Of course, the practically to cooking. I mean, how many new dishes do we actually initiate in a month or even every forth night considering our crisis for time and maybe because we have a certain liking for a specific dish? Mind you, its the same cooking story in my house as well regardless of the fact that since I started this space of mine, I have been exploring a whole lot of new dishes ( Singapore Mee Siam , Siamese Laksa Lemak , Malaysian Fried Mee Hoon & Chinese Vegetable Noodle Soup ). Not because I want to impress all of you, but for my own cooking pride and also I want to improvise on the dishes I have cooked before. Take this Hokkien Hae Mee as an example. Made before ( Penang Mee Yoke ) and I guess there's always such as thing as another round of another style or version.