Kam Heong Chilli Prawn Mee Hoon

Thursday, March 31, 2011






Ingredients

1 pack mee hoon

2 tbsp Kam Heong sauce

1 1/2 tbsp chili prawn paste

1/4 cup mixed vegetables

6 lady fingers, sliced

6 prawn, de-shelled and de-veined

1 egg, beaten

salt and sugar to taste water

Methods





  1. Heat oil in wok. Add in beaten eggs and pan fry to become omelette. Dish up and set aside.


  2. Heat 1/2 tbsp oil in wok. Add in Kam Heong sauce and chili prawn . Stir fry till aromatic. Add in the remaining ingredients and stir fry till well mixed. Add some water if it's too dry.


  3. Dish up and serve with sliced omelette on top.

P/S: You can refer to Kam Heong sauce recipe here.


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Fried Spring Rolls (Popiah)

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Once awhile I will buy some fried spring rolls (popiah) from nearby Malay food stall. But the taste wise or shall I say the ingredients inside was rather not satisfying. Due to increase in pricing for all the food ingredients, we can only get some tiny looking popiah from the stalls. Thus, I decided to make my own spring rolls to satisfy my taste bud. It was really fun to be involve in the whole making process. All the ingredients was very colourful and vibrant. It definitely increase the joy of making them. You don't believe is colourful?? You can have a look from the pictures below..


Happy cooking!!


Picture tutorial of popiah making:

Pan fry diced beancurd till brown. Dish up and set aside.

Sauteed shallots and garlic till fragrant with some oil.


Add in minced prawns. Stir awhile.

Add in diced french beans and shredded carrots.

Stir till well mixed. Add in shredded sengkuang. Stir well sengkuang and the rest of ingredients till it's soft. Add in salt, sugar and pepper to taste. Place a popiah skin on kitchen top. Add in cooked ingredients on top of the skin. Top up with pan fry beancurd. Roll up to form spring roll and set to hot oil to deep fry in wok till golden brown. Juicy inside and crunchy outside spring roll. The filling inside of the spring roll.
Best to serve with chilli sauce or it's good to even eat it on it's own. Thumbs UP!!


Ingredients

3 large prawns (shelled, deveined, and chopped into small pieces)

2 piece bean curd, diced

1 garlic, chopped

3 shallots, chopped

1 sengkuang, shredded

1 carrot, shredded

8 french beans, diced

salt, sugar and pepper to taste

frozen popiah skin

oil

cornstarch solution to seal the skin

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Cooling Green Bean Tong Yuen Dessert


Green beans was known to have cooling effect on our body. Hubby and I was driving up and down our township searching to get a good bowl of this dessert but we failed our mission. Since this few days, the weather was unbearable hot, I had decided to pick up the ingredients from the hypermarket and cook this dessert instead. I had added some Tong Yuen (glutinous rice ball) in it as well. Result was of course delicious!!!


Ingredients


green beans

water

rock sugar

pandan leaves

sago

Tong Yuen

coconut milk


Methods



  1. Soak green beans in water for at least 4 hours or best overnight.


  2. Use the soaked green beans. Add in adequate water, sago, pandan leaves and rock sugar and bring to boil.


  3. Once the green beans turned soft, add in Tong Yuen and cooked till Tong Yuen was floating. Lastly add in coconut milk. Stir well.


  4. Serve hot.

P/S: If you have leftover, you can chilled them in fridge. It was as good as the hot version. Yummy!


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