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Monday, June 17, 2013

Prawn Noodle Soup


Prawn Noodle Soup
Preparing the stock:
1 kilos prawns (clear shell sea prawns)
Procedure:
1.      Peel prawns (no need to give the prawns a hair cut). Set aside the shells and heads. De-vein the prawns (note: it is easier to de-vein the prawns before you blanch them).
2.      Fridge the  prawn meat.
3.   Heat up your wok. Add some oil and chopped garlic. Fry the dried shrimps. After about 5 minute, add all the prawn shells and heads. Fry till the colour has turned into golden orange hue.
4.   Pour into a pot and add some water. Put in your stick blender and blend. It will take less than a minute to pulverize the lot. Simmer for an hour. After this, best to leave overnight for the stock to steep.

2 litres water
100 gm ikan bilis (anchovies)
50 gm  dried shrimps
1 stalks lemon grass (serai)
1 teaspoon chopped garlic
2in  ginger 
1.      Boil water in another pot.
2.      Add ginger, lemon grass stalks, and ikan bilis (with heads on).
3.   Add the prawn and dried shrimps stock.   
5.      Simmer the stock for about 45 minutes with lid on.

Finishing your stock:
10 gm  belachan (shrimp paste)                 
salt  To taste
1 tablespoon chicken stock granules
25 gm (or more to taste) rock sugar
2 tablespoon  oil

1.    After about 45 minutes, your stock should begin to taste like..well, hae mee.
2.   Blanch the prawn meat in the stock in batches (avoid crowding or prawns will be mushy) till it is cooked (about 2-3 mins).  
3.   Strain your stock
4.  Add belachan .
 5. Add some oil.
6.  Adjust taste with rock sugar and chicken stock granules.
Preparing the noodles and garnishes:
1 kilo yellow mee/bee hoon (vermicilli)/ laksa mee
300 gm bean sprout / kangkong (convolvulus)
fried shallots- As desire
fish cake-As desire
 1.      Halve the prawns 
2.      Soak the bee hoon in cold water for about 30 minutes.  
3.      Add a bee hoon, bean sprout into a scoop and stick into a pot of boiling water for about half a minute.
4.      Transfer to a bowl and scoop in the stock. Go easy on the amount of noodles. The stock should cover the noodles completely.
5.      Garnish: a few slices of prawns, sliced fish cakes  and fried shallots.
6.      Serve with the chili: either put a dollop on the bowl or in a separate sauce plate.

Ady Greatsword Empire Kitchen Recipes,,

11 comments:

  1. adduhh ady... favourite mori nie...

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  2. Besaunya udang... sedap tuh!!!

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  3. jeles zila tau ady...nak jugak eh..da bomb me udang nye..

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  4. Sedapnya nampak mee udang...kalau udang mmg favorit..

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  5. Assalam Ady,
    wah prawn noodles is my favourite..
    tengok tu udang dia besor macam muka akak ni..kalau makan
    mesti simpan last baru ratah2..heheh suka
    hirup kuahnya..:)

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  6. Salam ady, this reminds me of Penang prawn noodle. sedapnyaaaa

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  7. Assalamualaikum..Ady sedapnya lahai......

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  8. Assalamualaikum....
    Datang singgah memalam ni...tergoda cikcek tgk noodle prawn yg ady buat...udang beso2....dapat semangkuk confirm kenyang ni....:)

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  9. as-salam ..baru boleh nak singgah.. emm sodapnya udang ..lama x makan mee udang

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  10. Udang nmpk segar..zila jrg wt mee udg..jd kecur plk he hee. Sedapnye

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  11. wah...sedapnya ada udang besar lagi tu yg best tu...

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