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Prawn Noodle Soup Recipe
(Hokkien Mee - Hokkien Style)

 


Ingredients

Main:
680 g/1 1/2 lbs
225 g/ 8 oz
1.35 L/48 fl oz
455 g/1 lb
225 g/8 oz
1/2 tsp
455 g/1 lb
1.35 L/48 lb oz
1/2 tsp

Spice paste:
12
6 cloves
4

Garnish:
225 g/8 oz
225 g/8 oz
20
3 tbsp

Condiment:
8
2 tbsp

 


fresh yellow noodle
bee hoon (rice vermicelli)
water for pork stock
superior pork ribs
belly pork (skin separated)
salt
prawns
water for prawn stock
salt


dried chilies
garlic
candlenuts


bean sprouts
kangkong (water convolvulus)
shallots
cooking oil


fresh red chilies
cooking oil
OR sambal olek (bottle)
 

 

 

 

 

Method:

  1. For convenience, prepare spice paste first, as follows:
    (a) Prepare dried chilies
    (b) Grind or pound together dried chilies, garlic and candlenuts into a smooth paste.

  2. Blanch noodles and rice vermicelli. Drain and put aside.

  3. Boil water and when boiling add pork ribs, belly pork and pig's skin. Add salt.

  4. When belly pork is cooked, remove and slice thinly across grain. Cut into squares of approximately 2.5 cm (1 inch). Put aside as garnish.

  5. Remove pig's skin and cut into squares to match belly pork. Put aside as garnish. Allow pork ribs to simmer further.

  6. Peel and devein prawns. Prepare prawn stock. Add salt.

  7. Boil prawns in stock for 5 minutes. Remove and slice into 2 horizontally. Put aside as garnish. Pour prawn stock into pork stock and allow to simmer.

  8. Nip roots of bean sprouts. Blanch, drain and put aside.

  9. Nip water convolvulus into length of 2.5 cm (1 inch). Use only tender shoots. Blanch, drain and out aside.

  10. Slice thinly shallots.

  11. Heat oil, lower fire and fry shallots until brown and crispy. Remove half for garnish and add spice paste to the remainder and fry until soft and fragrant. Pour contents into stock pot. Stir evenly and allow to simmer until pork ribs are very tender.

  12. To serve, put each, garnish on a separate saucer. Take required amount of noodles and rice vermicelli in a bowl and garnish as desired. Scoop hot piping soup and pork ribs onto contents of bowls.

  13. For condiments, pound chilies and sauté in oil to form a sauce OR serve with bottled sambal olek.

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