Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Mince pork noodles

A second edition of mince pork noodles.  I loved anything that goes with mince pork.  Earlier on, I posted recipe of I-fu noodles with mince meat.  I have a slight variation today.

By the way, I apogolize for updating my blog only once in every few months as I now focus more on my kids and I do try to find time to cook and hopefully I can keep this blog updated regularly. 

You could find updates on my kids via my other blog as well.
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Source: Shuey’s own recipes
Prep Time: 10 mins
Cook Time: 20 mins
Ingredients:

  • 1 portion of fresh noodles 
  • Around 115 gm of mince pork
  • Dark soy sauce
  • Light soy sauce
  • 1 teaspoon Sesame oil
  • Pinch of salt
  • Garlic
  • 1 egg
  • Water
Method:
  1. Marinate mince pork with dark soy sauce, sesame oil and salt for around 10 minutes.
  2. Heat up wok and fry diced garlic till fragrant.
  3. Add in the marinated mince pork, continue stir-fry for a while.
  4. Whisk egg in a separate bowl and pour into 3.
  5. Add in water after a while, let it simmer over low heat for at least 10 minutes.
  6. In another pot, boil water and cook the noodles.
  7. When the noodles are done, drain and serve in a plate.
  8. Top with mince pork. (I added the instant chilli powder as well.)

[ I actually prepared and cooked the mince pork in more serving and keep them in the fridge, in which case I save time by cooking only the noodles whenever I want to have this dish. ]
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Malacca Chicken Rice Ball

Em...Did not notice that the lighting was not so good when I took the picture, anyway, this will be my first food review. :)


We went to KL around 2 weeks ago, on our way back, since it is always our headache to dicuss and decide where to have lunch. This time, I suggested to use the GPS of my Omnia to lead the way to our lunch. I entered Melaka as destination and use the nearby function in GPS to locate the chicken rice stall(famous food in Melaka). Here it was, He Ji Chicken Rice. Since it was still early, we decided to follow the GPS and go for it. :)


When we were heading to the place, my hubby and I were teasing that the GPS might lead us to the right destination, but the shop might be closed. Guess what, it was really closed for the day when we finally found the place because the owner has something on! :( Luckily, there were other chicken rice shops nearby, so we decided to opt for the one that has crowd inside and there this was the place we went, 古城鸡饭粒. I am not too sure if the branch is listed on the website, because the address seems different, it was near Jalan Hastukari, but I cannot really remember if it is at the corner. However, their sign is very obvious, you should be able to get it easily. Do give me a reply or comment if you know what address it is (the branch nearest to He Ji Chicken Rice).

We ordered asam fish, 1 whole chicken (of couse, not just 2 of us, we were with our in-laws), tofu (for my little monster), veggie. The rice came in a ball shape as shown above, I had tried this type of chicken rice before in Geylang, Singapore but this Melaka one tastes much more better. The chicken were tendered, we all liked it except the fish. The smell of fish was still present, it was not quite fresh it seems. Anyway, the restaurant seems famous for chicken rice, so we bypass the fish this time. Tofu and veggie were normal, as expected, no surprise but ok to have. With chili, the chicken was tasty, even my mum-in-law had 2 bowls of rice. (she hardly have half a plate of rice back at home) :D

The restaurant is clean and they have a decoration in the backyard where you can dress up as chinese emperor to take picture. Washroom was not so clean but compared to other places I went, I considred this as moderate.

Overall, I think it was worth the trip to go.

Monday, December 10, 2007

Steam Mid Wing Chicken


Have tried this out during the weekend, quick and easy, within 0.5 hour I have settled the prepation and got ready to eat. :)



Ingredient:

Mid wing chicken = 12
Chinese rice wine = 1tbsp

Soy Sauce = 1tbsp

Pepper

Wolfberry



1. Soak the wolfberry in hot water for few minutes.

2. Mix all ingredients together and leave it in the fridge for at least half an hour.

3. Boil water and steam chicken mixture for 15 minutes.

Cooking

Suddenly thought of putting my cooking receipe to this blog, for the dishes I tried during weekend, as one of my friend asked me for the receipe.
Though I might not be a good cook, I think I can write down what my mum has told me. :)
 

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