Ingredients:
1) Chives (Cut into strips of 2 inches)
2) Sotong (Remove the organs and peel off the skin membrane. Slice into rings)
3) Prawns (Deshell and remove the intestine)
4) Fish Cake (Sliced)
5) White thick noodle (300 g for 2 pax)
6) Yellow thick noodle (300 g for 2 pax)
7) 2 eggs (beaten)
8) 1 tablespoon chopped garlic
9) 2 tablespoon fish sauce
10) 1 tablespoon sugar
11) 1/2 cup water (Can substitute with chicken broth for extra taste)
12) Limes (if u like sour)
Steps:
1) Heat up frying pan and add olive oil
2) Add in chopped garlic and stir fry till fragrant
3) Add in the beaten egg and stir fry
4) Add in sotong, prawn and fish cake and cook till prawn is almost cooked
5) Add in both white and yellow noodle and mix thoroughly
6) Mix fish sauce, sugar and water, and pour into noodle mixture
7) Mix thoroughly and cover to simmer till water is almost absorb by the noodle
8) Add in the chives and cook for a minute
7) Serve with lime juice
Asm/Hi all:
ReplyDeleteThese r very, very informative. They also give us lotsa opportunity to strengthen our relationship (besides filling up our guts..ha,ha).
More importantly, this is also another means of da'wah to many. Yes, da'wah thru food. Who wudn't come to eat these delicacies/tasty food (that is if the recipe writer is inviting us...). When I was abroad, this is also 1 of the ways I had to do to attract fellow Muslims to come for their Fri prayer in my small abode. I learned up on cooking chicken rice, nasi lemak & the likes....They came, they ate, they prayed.
Hope to interact more fm here.
Tks & wsm: -Nik-
Oh, that's nice of you to cook for your fellow muslims. Then i should post most easy yet delicious recipes for u. I've come up with my very own recipes of pumpkin/mushroom/clam chowder soup which is so easy as ABC. You must give it a try esp mushroom soup which is my husband's favorite.
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