Bringing Malaysians together, one kitchen mistake at a time


Photo: Masak Apa Tak Jadi Hari Ni Official Facebook page

Anyone can cook, or at least try their best to.

One of the many things Malaysians are doing to #stayhome and cope with the movement control order (MCO) is to spend more time in the kitchen, cooking up a storm. But, as we find out from the viral Facebook group "Masak Apa Tak Jadi Hari Ni Official" (MATJHN), for some home cooks, this "storm" sometimes turns into a violent hurricane, leaving so many casualties either melting in the oven, lying lifeless in the kitchen sink or simply abandoned in the rubbish bin.

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