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Monday, August 26, 2013

Perak MFF- Sitiawan Fuzhou Egg Noodles

My kind of dish, I have to try!
That's what I thought when I saw Ivy from Simple Beautiful and Healthy Living posted this dish
I was really sure my family will enjoy this dish, but I wasn't too sure if they would like the noodle and I wasn't too sure either if I could make it successfully LOL
Hence I decided to just make half recipe
Boy I was wrong, DH and the kids enjoyed this dish so much as much as I did :)
The noodles were springy the kids called it tasty chewy noodles LOL I guess it's a little chewy cos some of the pancakes were a little too thick :)


Don't ask me what the weird panda doing there, it's Ian's request to put that as the prop of the day LOL



What you need: (half recipe)

For egg noodles batter:
250g tapioca flour
95g plain flour
355ml water
1 egg
***if you do not wish to use egg, add 40ml water. Ivy mentioned that addition of 1 egg can give more springy noodles, so I used 2 eggs and 315ml water

Method:
  1. Put all ingredients into a bowl, stir til smooth
  2. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a non stick pan (I used kitchen roll, dipped in oil and just wiped the pan with it)
  3. Pour 1 ladle of batter into the wok and fry until both sides are cooked. Repeat the whole process for the remaining batter
  4. Roll the pancake individually and use scissors to cut it.  Place the freshly cut egg noodles into a serving bowl and add your choice of soup into it
Note:
The balance of egg noodles can be stored in the fridge or frozen for future use.  However, for refrigerated egg noodles, you need to add it into the soup to be cooked for a while before serving


Looks like popaddum huh? Soft poppadum LOL



Roll and cut
 


I cooked the soup following Ivy's recipe, too. However, you may use any soup of your preference

What you need for the soup:

prawns - deshelled and marinade with salt
fishballs
cut shitake mushrooms
sliced chicken meat - marinade with sesame oil and light soya sauce (the marinade is my addition)
bokchoy, cut
ikan bilis (anchovies) stock
some chopped garlic
cooking oil, salt (I used garlic salt), pepper
Ivy used shredded black fungus, also light soya sauce for the seasoning, but I omitted

Method:

Heat oil in a wok or pot and saute garlic until fragrant.  Add all the ingredients except fish balls and vegetables.  Stir fry until aromatic and add anchovies stock
Cover and bring it to a boil
Add fish balls and vegetables and cook until vegetables and fish balls are cooked
Add seasonings and ladle the soup into a serving bowl filled with freshly cut egg noodles

 
 
So good to know I can make homemade noodles even though I do not own noodle maker :)
The next time I make this noodle I will use 1 egg and see what's the difference in texture
 
 
I'm submitting this post to Malaysian Food Fest (Perak) hosted by WendyinKK from Table for 2 or more
 
I'm also submitting this post to  Little Thumbs up (Egg) organised by Doreen from my little favourite DIY and Zoe from Bake for Happy Kids, hosted by Yen from Eat your heart outat this post
 
 

10 comments:

  1. ivy sew http://simplybeautifulhealthyliving.blogspot.comAugust 26, 2013 at 11:21 PM

    Hi Alice, glad that you like this egg noodles. You know, I used to make extra and store it in the freezer. So, whenever we feel like eating or when I am alone at home and don't know what to eat, I would just prepare a simple miso soup and add whatever ingredients that's available (even for breakfast or a quick supper). No worries of too much commercial instant noodles as you have your ever ready healthy homemade noodles at home :)

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  2. Hi Alice, this bowl of noodles look delicious! You should have make the full recipe and gave me the extra bowl of noodles! Hee hee! ;)

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  3. That looks interesting, a bit like pan mee or chee cheong fun?
    delicious and healthy!

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  4. Hi Alice,

    I have not been making my own noodles for a while. Love to try this recipe too.

    Your angry birds fish cakes look very cute. Where can I buy these in Singapore? Are they perishable? If yes, I will cook them for my son at my aunt's house when I'm back in Singapore at Nov.

    Zoe

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  5. Hi Alice,
    A lovely bowl of homemade noodles! I want!!

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  6. Hi Alice, my son would totally die for your bowl of noodles. Esp cos you have tht cute penguin fishcake. Haha!

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  7. This is totally my type of fresh, simple summertime meal. YUM!

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  8. wow,you made these scrumptious noodles at home?will be trying them out soon,looks yummy :-)

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  9. kids sure like to have a bowl of your noodles when they see that cute fishcake!

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