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Looks like what was left after dinner last night. (Bitter melon in black bean sauce )

You didn't leave any for me!!!

From what I can see of the remains, I recognize none of the dishes. Can anybody I.D. them for me? They look yummy.

6:03 Hi to all.

I have never been able to master the chop sticks. (I think I would go hungry! Especially trying to eat rice!) The tablecloth and chairs are very pretty!

maEn! 3:56

What a perfect picture for me today. We are taking my husband's parents out for dinner tonight (June 29) to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. They chose Chinese food.

When I was little, I was instructed in the use of chopsticks, and was only allowed to eat chinese food with them, not a fork. I now am equally comfortable with either. Even rice is easy if you have the knack, and remember to take smaller mouthfuls than the Americans do.

I have never been able to figure out chopsticks. I will stick to a fork.

I could never quite get the hang of them, either. When we visited China, I took my own utensils!

I too, have some trouble with chopsticks but I manage to get enough food into my mouth to avoid starvation.
I suppose I should have titled this photo "After Lunch" because that's what it was. My nephew took us on a ferry to an island off Hong Kong for a lunch that was memorable.
I love Chinese food - every now and then our family get together for a delicious Yum Cha.

Kathy- how did you sneak a knife onto the plane? Or did you use a fork & spoon like they do in Singapore? I have always found better service in eastern style restaurants when we use chopsticks! It helps to experience the individual flavours too!

Good afternoon to all! You folks were obviously hungry Ian, as there;s not much left over.

The best way to learn to use chopsticks is have no other utensils. When you are hungry you will quickly learn.
Nothing nicer than a yum cha lunch with the family...

My fear in learning to use chopsticks is that I will get frustrated and end up using my fingers. I think they would rather see my use a fork than my fingers.

I also am not terribly nimble with chopsticks, and to make matters worse, my hubby is quite good with them!! Still, I suppose that starving is not very close on my horizon!!!

chopsticks are easy if you have a good teacher...and are hungry!

This picture fitted in well as it came into focus I was taking the last mouthful of my lunch.LOL

Yum ha is great stuff went last in Sydney with my son

4:24 - hi all. You're right Bean, I was taught to use chopsticks by an old Chinese man in Fiji when I was about 8 years old and haven't had a problem since.

Pretty green.

4.27 The end of a fine meal I am sure.