SINGAPORE - When offered a chance to cook a Chinese New Year meal for 60 fellow nursing home residents, former five-star hotel chef Francis Lim and avid cook Tan Lam Huat just could not say no. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - When offered a chance to cook a Chinese New Year meal for 60 fellow nursing home residents, former five-star hotel chef Francis Lim and avid cook Tan Lam Huat just could not say no.
Although Mr Tan has tried his hand at cooking dishes like steamed fish, roti prata and salted vegetables, he opted to cook something for the reunion meal that held special meaning for him - braised pork trotters. However, since he now needs to use a wheelchair and is unable to use his left arm and leg after a stroke in 2020, he gave step-by-step instructions to nurses, who did the cooking.
She said: “Part of NTUC Health’s care philosophy is to enable seniors to be as independent as possible and to exercise choice. One of the ways we have done this is by encouraging residents to cook for themselves and fellow residents.” The idea behind buying and preparing the ingredients, and cooking their own reunion meal for Chinese New Year is an expansion of that initiative, said Ms Tay.
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