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    • T Offline
      TheAnswer
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      janet_lee88:
      TheAnswer:

      I can't cook bee Hoon properly. I prefer cooking stir fry udon. Goreng goreng and it's done.


      Bee hoon is tasteless...if want to fry, have to make ikan bilis soup first for flavour. I put one chicken cube.

      If I fry bee Hoon, I use Tom yam paste then Tom yam paste bee Hoon. But so far, still not perfect.

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      • JenniferJ Offline
        Jennifer
        last edited by

        TheAnswer:
        I can't cook bee Hoon properly. I prefer cooking stir fry udon. Goreng goreng and it's done.

        I goreng laksa noodles, sometime the mouse tail noodles with this recipe.

        1. saute chopped garlic & shallot
        2. add basic pork soup, let the mixture bubbles
        3. add the laksa noodles, cover to simmer, then give a stir, cover again
        4. add slices squid/shelled prawns in butterfly style, cover again, then give a stir, cover again
        5. add cooked pork slices, green vegs, egg omelette, mix up.
        6. add light soya sauce

        Think the above can be used to fry mee hoon though I hv never done it as my children do not really like to eat mee hoon.

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          Funz
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          Wednesday’s are my stay home day so I will be preparing lunch for them. Today’s lunch will be pizza. Lazy to make the dough from scratch so using frozen wholewheat flatbread from NTUC.

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            vinegar
            last edited by

            TheAnswer,

            For mee hoon,hv to pre-soak first.

            Try this: take a bowl, stir in some chicken stock,tau cheo,belacan(or tom yam paste),soya sauce(light n dark),oyster sauce,some assam juice.

            When ur mee hoon abt to ready,pour in the mixture n fry to mix.If too dry,add in some more mixture or chicken stock alone. Finish frying,cover it n let it simmer while,so the mee hoon absord all the mixture.

            Lastly,add in the eggs,prawn,fish cake or vege(I normally fry the this ingredient separately).

            If i lazy,I also fry udon…simple n no nid to pre-soak.I normally fry udon wf black pepper sauce or teriyaki sauce,cabbage,fish cake or salmon.

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            • janet88J Offline
              janet88
              last edited by

              Kids love bee hoon especially in soup. Younger one is fussy eater. She dislikes porridge. Sometimes the weather is so hot in the afternoon and I would love a bowl of porridge…but when I make chicken porridge, she refuses to eat.

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              • NebbermindN Offline
                Nebbermind
                last edited by

                I buy Fairprice’s 365 Pizza…add own topping

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                • T Offline
                  TheAnswer
                  last edited by

                  My boy prefer soup but my man prefers dry. Aiyo…

                  I prefer udon so they shall eat udon with me.
                  Udon soup. Udon dry. That shall be it.

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                    TheAnswer
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                    I’m having dinner with DH tonight probably at NEX. Anyone can share where/what to eat?

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                    • H Offline
                      hopbophop
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                      Jennifer:
                      http://nyonyafood.rasamalaysia.com/ayam-pongteh-nyonya-chicken-and-potato-stew/2/


                      anyone has cooked something similar to this Ayam Pongteh?

                      1/4 cup oil = ? ml or tbsp
                      1/4 cup taucheo = ? ml or tbsp
                      3 cups water = ? ml

                      Many thanks for the advice.
                      Hi Jennifer,

                      I've tried out this recipe before and it's really yummy. Kids and hubby loved it. The measurements are standard. 1 cup = 250ml, 1 tbsp = 15 ml. This is a very friendly chicken stew.

                      I personally prefer Chef Wan's version as he adds more \"liao\" into it, like star anise and cloves. He also added some chilli padi for that extra \"kick\".

                      Hope this helps! 😂

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                        buds
                        last edited by

                        Where to get this recipe from Chef Wan? :rubhands:

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