Showing posts with label dried noodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dried noodle. Show all posts

Monday, October 5, 2009

Dried Spinach Noodle

Hey...look at this bowl of delicious dried spinach noodle with crispy chilly anchovis. It is a simple meal for the family and it taste great.... I have garnished the noodle with minced meat, japanese sea spinach, half boiled eggs and a spoonful of sambal ikan bilis.. Yum! Yum!

The purpose of the half boiled egg is to enrich and smoothen the blanched spinach noodle. Spinach noodle comes in a dried pack and easily obtainable from hypermarket or the grocery stores.
Simple Process :

1. Stir fry the minced meat with some chopped onions adding light soy sauce, oyster sauce to give it a good flavour, set aside
2. Prepare the half boiled eggs and set aside
3. Soak the japanese sea spinach to soften it, no cooking is required
4. Just blanched the dried spinach noodle, garnish it with the half boiled eggs, cooked
minced meat, japanese sea spinach, add 1 Tbs crispy chilly anchovis and serve



This is how the plate of noodle looks like when it is all mixed before eating....so rich and delicious!



Have an Enjoyable n Happy Meal!

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Dried Wan Ton Noodle with Siew Yoke (Roasted Pork)

Wow, look at Lazy Mum's "fast food" for the family :)) - No, it is not Instant Noodle but it's Wan Ton Noodle, fresh from the market. It is simple and fast to prepare. Yah, it is Dried style wan-ton noodle served with "ready-made" roasted pork or siew yoke (bought from the market place). Dried Wan Ton noodle is easy to prepare, just blanched the noodle in boiling water, drained, then just mixed it with a little sesame oil, dark and light soy sauce. Just garnish with blanched nice green bayam or spinach, add on with the pieces of roasted pork.

Just another idea of serving a simple and wonderful meal for the family.



Have Fun eating at home and have a healthy meal!

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Stir Fry Dried Noodle


A delicious lazy mum stir fry dried noodle with shrimps and fishpaste strip. It is simple and easy to prepare and within 20 minutes the meal is served....Voila! Since it is so easy to prepare, so there is always a good reason to stay home for a healthy and MSG free meal. Yes, eat healthy! I find that dried noodles taste better than fresh noodles except we need to blanched it before stir frying.

Let's look at the simple way of preparing this meal....

All you need :
  • a packet of the dried noodle
  • a clove of garlic - chopped
  • some prawns and fish paste strips or fish ball
  • some green leafy vegetables
  • 1 Tbs oyster sauce
  • 1 Tbs light soy sauce
Simple Process :
1. Blanch the dried noodle till slightly soft before stir frying
2. Heat some oil and saute the garlic and add the prawns and fish paste strips
3. Stir fry till prawns turns pink, add in the green leafy vegetables and a little water
4. Add in the blanch noodle, oyster sauce, soy sauce, close the lid of the wok for 2 mins
5. Stir fry till noodle turns dry and fully absorbed all the gravy
6. Serve hot



That's it, have a happy n healthy meal at home!

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Dried WanTon Noodle

This is my simple version of Dried WanTon Noodle. Wanton noodles are made from wheat flour. We love WanTon Noodle that is "springy" in taste when cooked. There are some that goes "soggy" when blanched in boiling water. No wanton (dumpling) is served in this meal instead I have some cooked minced meat in dark soy and oyster sauce with asparagus mushrooms instead. Simple to prepare and great to taste, good for days where I have tight work schedule and still keep the family happy with a healthy meal at home....


All you need:
  • packet wanton noodle
  • some minced meat
  • dark soy sauce
  • oyster sauce
  • some asparagus mushroom
  • some green leafy vegetables
  • sprig of spring onion - chopped
  • 6 pips of garlic - chopped

Simple Process :

1. Heat the wok with a little oil, saute the garlic till aromatic, add the minced meat
2. Add the dark soy sauce and oyster sauce, a dash of pepper, stir fry
3. Add a small bowl of water to allow the meat to simmer for 10 minutes, add in the asparagus mushroom or other choices of mushroom
4. Add a little cornstarch to lightly thicken the gravy. As the noodle soaks up the gravy very quickly, do have extra gravy to standby

Next....
1. Blanched the wanton noodle in boiling water till it has soften - drain dry
2. Standby a plate with 1 Tbs dark soy sauce, 1/2 Tbs sesame oil, the green leafy vegetables
3. Put the drained noodle and mixed well with the mixture on the plate
4. Serve with the cooked meat and mushroom toppings on top



Eat Healthy at Home and Be Happy!

Thursday, June 25, 2009

Spicy Pan Noodle

Wow...look at this bowl of dried style wheat noodle or dried Pan Mee, it is so delicious and "versatile" - can eat it as non spicy or turn it into a spicy bowl of noodle within seconds. Hmmm... Yum! Yum!

The noodle is blanched and mixed with 1 Tbs shallots oil to keep it moist and to give an added flavour to the noodle. The toppings are 1 half boiled egg, meatballs or other choices like fried anchovies and meat plus some greens, in this case, I have used dried japanese-spinach and chopped spring onions. Simple to make and good to eat!



This is the dried pan noodle & dried japanese spinach used


To give a spicy taste to the dried pan noodle, just add 1 Tbs of this Crispy Prawns Chilly, obtainable from hypermarket or grocery store

This is a bowl of SPICY PAN NOODLE....wow! Yummy!
some called it "Ma Lat Pan Mee"






Have an Enjoyable Meal

Monday, May 25, 2009

Dried Soy Noodle n Dried Rice Noodle


The short rice noodle aka loh-si fun is fun to eat. It is kind of slippery and easy to chew, kids would love it. Here is another variety of serving the dried style rice noodle. It is simple and easy to prepare, just right for a lazy mum like me. Alternatively, I also uses the soy noodle for this simple chicken mushroom recipe. The toppings are made up of chicken cut into strips and straw mushrooms which is easily obtainable from the store.


All you need : Serve 4

  • 2 pieces chicken breast meat - cut into strips
  • 1 can of straw mushroom
  • 2 Tbs oyster sauce
  • 1 Tbs dark soy sauce
  • 5 pips of garlic - chopped

Simple Process :

  1. Heat a little oil in a wok and saute the chopped garlic
  2. Add chicken strips, oyster sauce, dark soy sauce and stir mix
  3. Add a cup of water and allow it to simmer till chicken is cooked - abt 15 mins
  4. Add in the straw mushroom and stir mix.
  5. Just make sure gravy is sufficient, you may add in some water if you need more gravy
  6. To thicken slightly the gray, add a little cornstarch.
  7. Blanch the soy noodle till soften, dish out and drip a few drops of cooking oil to avoid soy noodle from sticking together.
  8. Serve with the soy noodle or blanch rice noodle with the chicken mushroom topping
Have a Happy Meal ^ _ ^

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Delicious Dried Soy Noodle


Got this great idea of cooking "dry style" for this tau-chiam aka dried soy noodle from my SIL. Well, all I can say it taste wonderful, so delicious and my kids loves it..something new for this soy noodle preparation. Shared with them, idea came from "ku-ku"...they exclaimed "Wow" - Nice! :)


So these are the ingredients I cooked for the toppings:

  • minced chicken breast meat
  • some button mushrooms
  • 1 big onion - chopped
  • 1 sprig spring onion - chopped
  • some oyster sauce / pepper
  • 1 Tbs cornflour

Simple Process :


  1. Heat a little oil, stirfry chopped onions till aromatic, add in the minced chicken and stir well

  2. Drop in the oyster sauce, 1/2 cup water, button mushroom and let it simmer over low heat, add salt to taste
  3. Just make sure the gravy is sufficient, you may add in more water if you prefer more gravy.
  4. Minced chicken should be cooked within 20 minutes, before dishing it out, add 1Tbs cornstarch to thicken the gravy
  5. Dried Soy Noodle : Blanched in boiling water till it softens, dish out and sprinkle few dashes of oil or sesame oil to prevent the soy noodle from sticking together
  6. Serve with the blanched soy noodle (tau chiam) with the cooked chicken-mushroom topping
  7. Garnish with chopped spring onions........Voila!



Thanks "ku-ku"...for the idea, lots of LoVe from us!