So anyway, my godma told me to make some "ang" for norishment. "Ang" is the gluey, water from cooking of porridge. The first time I've made it, I cooked the porridge for almost an hour and had quite a nice built-up of "ang". Then I switched off the stove and let the pot cool while I showered in the early morning. Little will I know that the water would dry up instantly. What a waste of my effort and I could only feel silly about my inexperience. So, the next time I did it, I made sure I took all the "ang" once ready. Made milk with the "ang" since Kiki didn't like the tasteless drink at all.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
The Story of the "Ang"
So anyway, my godma told me to make some "ang" for norishment. "Ang" is the gluey, water from cooking of porridge. The first time I've made it, I cooked the porridge for almost an hour and had quite a nice built-up of "ang". Then I switched off the stove and let the pot cool while I showered in the early morning. Little will I know that the water would dry up instantly. What a waste of my effort and I could only feel silly about my inexperience. So, the next time I did it, I made sure I took all the "ang" once ready. Made milk with the "ang" since Kiki didn't like the tasteless drink at all.
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