Friday, November 20, 2009

Hokkien Mee


Hokkien Mee - $3.00
Recipe: Hokkien Mee
Ingredients:
500g yellow noodles
200g beansprouts
200g kankong (water spinach)
500g large prawns
250g fillet of pork
2 tbsp oil
1 tbsp chopped garlic
Soup Stock:
500g rib bones
1 pig’s tail (optional)
2 pieces sugar cane
2.5 litres water
30g rock sugar
1 tsp salt
2 tbsp light soya sauce
1 tbsp dark soya sauce
1 tsp pepper

Garnishes:
20 shallots (sliced & fried till golden)
2-3 red chillies (cut into strips)
1 piece fried fish cake (cut into slices)

Method:
1. Remove roots of beansprouts, wash and drain. Snap kankong into pieces and soak in salt water for 30 minutes. Wash thoroughly and drain.
2. Heat wok with 2 tbsp oil and fry the chopped garlic till fragrant. Add the whole prawns and fry with a little salt till they turn pink. Remove and shell prawns, reserving the heads.
3. Blanch pork bones and pig’s tail in hot water and rinse well. Clean sugar cane and cut each into halves.
4. Bring the 2.5 litres water to a boil and add the pork bones, pig’s tail and the sugar cane pieces. Cover pot and simmer for 30 minutes until pig’s tail is tender. Add the fillet pork and simmer for another 20 minutes till tender. Remove tail and fillet pork and cut into serving pieces.
5. Add the prawn heads to the stock and simmer for 10 more minutes. Remove prawn heads and discard. Add seasoning to taste.
6. To serve, scald noodles, beansprouts and kankong and place in individual bowls. Top with big prawns, sliced fillet, pig’s tail, sliced fish cake and some soup stock. Garnish with shallot crisps and sliced red chillies

Feedback by Food Hunters:
• The noodles is very soft & smooth
• The prawns are well cooked and do not taste too raw
• The gravy blends well with the noodles
• The noodle is not to thick nor think

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