Serve 3
Ingredients:
1kg Kway Teow/ Flat noodles
1 bowl of cabbage (shredded)
1 bowl of bean sprout
1 bowl of Choy sum
10 - 12 vegetarian prawns
Ginger (chopped finely)
3 eggs
Sauce (mix well):
6 tbsp of light soya sauce
1 1/2 tbsp dark soya sauce
1 tbsp sugar
1 tsp salt
Few dashes of pepper
Method is for 1 serving:
1) Heat wok with 2-3 tbsp of oil then add in ginger & sauté till fragrant.
2) Add in vege prawn & cook till slightly brown. Followed by cabbage & bean sprout. Stir-fry for awhile & then add in Kway Teow (1 bowl but my measurement - just grab the noodles with one handful) ....Got it? :P
3) Immediately can scoop in 2 tbsp of sauce & stir well. Using your spatula, push the noodles aside & add a bit of oil followed with an egg (If you are using a non-stick wok then may omit extra oil.) Have a quick stir on the egg yolk then cover the egg with noodles. Leave it for around 10 seconds. Then mix everything. Lastly, put in Choy sum & stir for awhile till Choy sum is cook.
4) May add sauce to taste. Otherwise, it's ready to serve.
Vegetarian Sambal
Ingredients A (Blend):
12 dries chillies (soaked until soften)
6 bird's eye chillies (cili padi)
5 red chillies
1 stalk lemon grass
30g Preserved mustard (Szechuan) - (soak for 3 hours)
Ingredients B:
50g Tamarind + hot water = Juice
1 tbsp Turmeric powder
*Put Tamarind in hot water & leave it for 5 mins. Then mixed well & strained off. Keep the juice.
Seasoning:
2 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp vegetarian Belacan powder ( I've opt this out because I can't find it).......
1/2 tsp salt
Method:
1) Heat up 5 tbsp of oil then stir-fry blended ingredients A over a low heat until fragrant.
2) Add in tamarind juice, turmeric powder and seasoning, stir-fry until the sauce is thick. Ready to serve.
Hello.thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete1)may I know what kind of wok did u use to fry the char kueh teow? the black 1 or the normal 1? it looks great
2)what is Tamarind?where can i buy this?
3)how long we can keep this sambal ?hehee
Hi Ng, thanks for visiting my blog & u r the 1st one to comment! 😊 okay, I'll reply one by one ya.....
ReplyDelete1) I'm using a non-stick wok.
2) Tamarind is a sticky & sour-tasting fruit. U can buy the paste from supermarket/Indian/Chinese food store.
3) I've kept this in the fridge for 5 days by now & still taste good.
P/S: Do include the vegetarian belacan powder if possible. It will enhance the taste.