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Hong Kong chefs share their favourite Mum’s recipes for Mother’s Day Photograph: Time Out Hong Kong
Hong Kong chefs share their favourite Mum’s recipes for Mother’s Day
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It s Mother s Day (Sunday, May 9) today, which means we re likely to all be thinking about the same thing – the mums, grandmas, and motherly figures in our lives. And since some of us, myself included, will not be able to see our mums this year we thought this might allow us all to feel a little closer to home through food made by mums.
We asked five Hong Kong chefs – including chefs Tiffany Lo of Jean May, Chan Kai-ying of Chilli Fagara, Narisara Somboon of ChaChaWan, Agustin Balbi of Andō, and Jowett Yu of Ho Lee Fook – to share their fondest memories with their mothers and their favourite mum’s recipes so you can try to cook them at home.
This family-run Shau Kei Wan restaurant is a beloved neighbourhood favourite, specialising in Tanka cuisine, which is heavy on both preserved, salted and fresh seafood. As such, their claypot specialties are reliant on umami-packed toppings such as dried shrimp, dried cuttlefish and dried fish. You can t come here and not order one of their other iconic claypot dishes either: clams with pork liver and a mountain of spring onions.
What to order: The signature three treasure (featuring the above mentioned dried seafood) claypot rice with preserved sausages, the triple shrimp (shrimp roe, shrimp paste and fresh shrimp) claypot, or the salted fish and minced pork claypot rice.