This is again a porridge of century egg.
Yet, this time, I incorporated the 2 century eggs into the rice for simmering from the beginning. The century eggs were cut into 4 quarters, together with some minced lean meat. I expected the porridge to be murky and darker coloured, because of the century eggs. Yet, it turned out quite fair ! And it doesn't smells unpleasant too.
A little bit of salt and msg, and its another mouth-watering dinner !
p.s.
I checked the century eggs sold in Jusco Taman Equine. Its RM3.90 for 4 piece, i.e. RM0.975/piece.
The Singapore's century eggs cost S$7 for 20 pieces, i.e S$0.35. Convert to Malaysian Ringgit @ rate of 2.4, its RM0.84/piece.
OMG ! Singapore's century eggs are really cheaper than Malaysian's
How can that be ?
Well, I believe our government will surely compare the price with other development countries, and concluded that our century eggs are among the cheapest !
( OMG ! = Oh My Government ! )
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