Natural gourmets: Teaching kids to eat well


The French believe in teaching their children how to eat well, lessons Malaysian kids take to easily.

We had some friends over for brunch last Sunday. I made nasi lemak lightly perfumed with ginger and daun pandan, complete with peanuts, spicy sambal and fried ikan bilis. On the side were a quiche lorraine, salad, and light flaky pastries from the local bakery.

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