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”. The two men – residents at the NTUC Health Nursing Home in Jurong West – got to...
He said: “I learnt how to make it from my elder brother. Before he died, he made pork trotters with soya sauce, star anise and garlic. It is easy, and now I can make it myself.”
He said: “Every Chinese New Year, my mother would make Teochew stewed chicken for my brothers and sisters. Getting the chance to cook for people makes me happy.” Residents of the NTUC Health Nursing Home in Jurong West celebrated Chinese New Year with a steamboat dinner on Jan 19.NTUC Health, which has six nursing homes in Singapore, began a pilot programme in 2022 to encourage residents to cook their favourite meals at mobile cooking stations if they wished to.
Nurse manager Devadasson Vasugi Ezhilarasi, 45, said: “Some of their families may be unable to visit. This reunion dinner will make them happy and help them know that we are here for them.
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Nursing home residents help whip up special home-cooked dinner for Chinese New YearSINGAPORE - 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.
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