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Wednesday, 9 April 2014

Cha Kway Teow


Its good to make cha kway teow yourself as you can control the amount of oil used.  9 out 10 people I know love cha kway teow.  Somehow this dish evokes nostalgia as we remember how we used to bring our own egg when we buy from the street hawker. Its so wonderful how a simple dish like this gets so many compliments
 
Ingredients
 
1 kg kway teow (flat rice noodles)
1/2 kg yellow noodles
1/2 kg choy sum or 100 gms bean sprouts
Prawns
Sliced chinese sausages
Sliced cooked  fish cakes
Fresh cockles
Eggs
Black sweet sauce
Bottled sambal chilli
Sugar and salt to taste
Garlic
Oil
 
 
 
Method
 
It is best to fry individual portions
Heat oil (1 tablespoon) till very hot, fry garlic
Fry prawns and sliced sausage
Add kway teow and noodle (enough for 1 person)
Toss around the wok. If very dry,  sprinkle a little water
Add vegetable, toss again, add the chilli sambal, sweet sauce, salt and sugar
Fry till even distributed
Taste the noodle and adjust taste accordingly
Add the cooked fish cake
Break in the egg and add cockles, fry quickly and dish out
 
Tips
The amount of seasoning is how you like it
This is a fast cook dish. Do not fry for too long
Fire must be high
Eggs and cockles must NOT be overcooked
The noodles should be a little wet.
 
 
 
 
 

2 comments:

Krystyna said...

My kids told me that this dish is like bought from outside hawker center. What a compliment. Thanks for a healthier home cooked version, Auntie Dolly!

Dolly said...

Wow Krystyna, You and my daughter Janice are my best students.