Sorry for the long absence. Auntie Dolly has been travelling. I went to Switzerland, London and then Kyoto and Osaka. Now back to cracking my head for new recipes. Actually, I have cooked this before but what made me decide to cook it again was when I saw these huge clams at Sheng Siong Supermarket.Ingredients - for 3 to 4 personsVenus Clams - steam till cooked (do this just before noodle is ready so as to keep warm)11/2 kg flat yellow noodles6 to 8 big prawns peeled leaving the tail2 squids washed and cut into ringsRoast Pork, slicedLong cabbageIkan bilis for stockChicken stock - buy the Swanson chicken stockOyster SaucePepperBlack Soya SauceSugarSaltCornflour mixed in a little waterGarlic mincedMethod - Preparing the stockHeat oil in wok, fry garlic and then add ikan bilisAdd water to make stock.Cook on slow fire for about 15 mins. Drain the soup and discard the restPour stock in pot and bring to a boilAdd cabbage and boil till softHeat oil in wok, fry minced garlic till golden brown and remove including oil (this is to garnish the clam)Heat oil in wok, fry some garlic, add prawns and then squid. (do not overcook)Remove from wok.Heat oil in wok, pour the ikan bilis stock and vegetablesAdd some chicken stockAdd in oyster sauce, pepper, black soya sauce, salt, sugarAdd noodles and simmer for about 10 minsTaste and adjust seasoningAdd cornflour mix, then the prawns, squid and roast porkDish out. Sprinkle the golden brown garlic and oil onto each clam and place on top of the noodles.Note: You can also sprinkle fried shallots on top of noodle. Refer to http://auntiedollylovesfood.blogspot.sg/2014_03_01_archive.html)
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Traditional Hokkien Noodles with Venus Clams
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3 comments:
This look Yummy! Have not tried clams with Hokkien Noodle, but with Bee Hoon, the gravy is very tasty.
I bet the sauce is super sweet! Slurp
Thanks Cass. To be eaten with lots of chilli padi
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