๐Ÿ‘ถ๐Ÿป WELCOMING OUR NEW BABY! (with Ginger Vinegar Stew ็Œช่„š่–‘)


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Watch Daddy Lau teach us how to make this Pork Knuckles in Ginger Vinegar Stew. This is a classic Chinese traditional recipe for …

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  1. Gel
    Gel says:

    ๆญๅ–œๅˆ˜ๅคงๅŽจๅ–œๆทปๅญ™ๅฅณ๏ผ่ฟŽๆฅ Mayalyn ๅ–œไบ‹ๅˆฐ๏ผŒๆ„ฟๅฅนๆ‰่ฒŒๅŒๅ…จ๏ผŒๅฅๅบทๆˆ้•ฟ๏ผŒ่ชๆ˜Žไผถไฟ๏ผŒๆดปๆณผๅฏ็ˆฑ! ไนŸ็ฅ็ฆๅˆ˜ๅคงๅŽจๆ‚จ้—”ๅฎถๅนธ็ฆ๏ผŒ็”œ่œœ็พŽๆปก๏ผŒๅผ€ๅฟƒๆ— ้™๏ผŒๅ…จๅฎถไบบ็›ธไบฒ็›ธ็ˆฑ๏ผ

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  2. Seni Hani
    Seni Hani says:

    Congratulations and I'm trying to held back my tears. I always wish kids to be born to a loving family who celebrates their birth such as your families. It gives my hearts solace. It makes me feel full. ๐Ÿ’•

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  3. James PoGo
    James PoGo says:

    YES! Hakkas and Teochews have have similar dish called ็Œช่„š้†‹ [Zhu1 Jiao2 Cu4] as post-pregnancy [confinement] food!

    Also your daughter's mandarin name [ๆ…ง hui4 ๆ€กyi2] is a really pretty name!

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  4. C Y L
    C Y L says:

    Congratulations from Hong Kong.
    My sister is going to give birth to her first child too. I will give this video to my family as reference. ๐Ÿ™‚

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  5. Josephine Wai Ling Chan
    Josephine Wai Ling Chan says:

    Congratulations to the Lau Family on the arrival of Wai Yi! She is absolutely adorable. Its wonderful to see how the family grows! Yeh Yeh and Mah Mah must be so happy! And Hong Doy is now promoted to Ko Ko.
    Me, my sis and cousins share the same middle name as Wai Yi! Happy to know that "Wai" means intelligent, wise, virtuous and gentle.

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  6. Mei San Wong
    Mei San Wong says:

    My kids favourite dish. I use palm sugar and village ginger (extra spicy). Taste better overnight. Late mom used to say "One can smell 3 roads away". Congratulations to u and family.

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  7. Wontaek Yoo
    Wontaek Yoo says:

    Congratulations! It is very interesting to see another cultures postpartum recovery recipe.
    For S. Koreans we part take in Sea weed soup! I had a question, my last name reads as yoo(liu) but the written chinese character is the same as yours familys(lau)
    I am very interested in the symoblic nature of our shared last name and if your father had any insight or shared wisdom in the heritage of Lau(ๅŠ‰)

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