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Tan Can Cook

Tan Can Cook

Shrimp, lobster, and any of them in the same genus. Same goes for clam, oysters, etc.

 

Even for chicken, I can't stand steamed chicken. Nope.

 

Fish has to be fried (cooked) with spices so that fish no longer smells "fishy."

 

Years ago, my uncle hosted splurged on a super fancy Chinese New Year celebration in San Francisco. It was a huge family gathering. He rented out the banquet room.

 

Because I was taught to eat little bit even though I don't like it, I remember consuming sea abalone was not-at-all a pleasant experience!!! I didn't even bother chewing and swallowed fast.

 

I am sorry, but not sorry. Sea abalone tasted nasty with the capital-N.

Tan Can Cook

Tan Can Cook

Shrimp, lobster, and any of them in the same genus. Same goes for clam, oysters, etc.

 

Even for chicken, I can't stand steamed chicken. Nope.

 

Fish has to be fried (cooked) with spices so that fish no longer smells "fishy."

 

Years ago, my uncle hosted splurged on a super fancy Chinese New Year celebration in San Francisco. It was a huge family gathering. He rented out the banquet room.

 

Because I was taught to eat little bit even though I don't like it, I remember consuming sea abalone was not-at-all a pleasant experience!!! I didn't even bother chewing and swallowed as fast I can.

 

I am sorry, but not sorry. Sea abalone tasted nasty with the capital-N.

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