Stayhome guide for Friday: Cook savoury seafood beehoon, make things from recycled household materials and more
Staying home for a long weekend need not be a bummer.Using this recipe, you can turn bland beehoon and frozen seafood into a dish of savoury seafood white beehoon.Recent photos of Ah Xiao Teochew Braised Duck popping up on social media left me hungry for the dish.
Ordering requires a little patience and work, though, as the stall does not use any delivery platforms. You have to go to its Facebook page to see the menu, which consists of braised duck, pork belly and a few add-ons such as rice and duck wings. You then WhatsApp the stall with your order and wait for a response.Try your hand at these stay-home hacks for kids by The Straits Times, featuring three easy-to-make projects made of recycled household materials.
Sports and fitness retailer Decathlon has published a list of 15 sporting activities families can try at home during the current pandemic.
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