After they went missing from Takashimaya food court, I saw they opened a small eatery in Suntec City. Got the chance to eat there once. But now they're gone, also
Still can't locate them til now. Such a waste. Perhaps anyone in Singapore know?
In the meantime, let's make my own Thai fried kwayteow. But I used chicken instead of seafood :)
It's simple to prepare and most importantly, taste delicious. Comparable to the Tuk Tuk version :)
One thing was, I guess I stirred too much most of the noodles broke into small pieces :(
Recipe is from HERE
What you need:
500g fresh rice noodles - mixed with a dash of soya sauce
150g chicken breast - sliced and marinate with a dash of soya sauce, oyster sauce and pepper
3 eggs
150g kai lan, sliced
2 cloves of garlic, minced
2 tbsp light soya sauce
1 tbsp dark soya sauce (original recipe: 2 tbsp)
1 tsp fish sauce (I added)
pinch of sugar
Method:
- In a hot wok, char noodles for a minute with a little oil
- Stir around but not to move too much, so it won't break. Set aside
- Heat wok with oil again. fry garlic, add chicken til lightly browned
- Push meat to one side, heat wok and add a little more oil, crack egg. Let set before lightly scrambling it
- Add in kai lan, stir fry for 2 mins, add in charred noodles
- Add in seasonings, fry for a few more mins
- Adjust the taste
This post is for Asian Food Fest November 2013: Thailand hosted by Lena from Frozen Wings
Hi Alice, agreed, this Thai flat rice noodle is good. I like Pad See Ew with the prig nam som [chilli sauce]. The Rad Nah [fried noodles with gravy] is also yummy. Simple yet delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis looks authentic Alice.... How I wished I can have this very plate now.... Slurrrrp
ReplyDeletehi alice, i made this too and hopefully can post it up by saturday! thx for linking to AFF thai!
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