This noodle dish is reserved for special occasions. As the name suggested, it symbolises long life and is very popular on birthdays.
Two eggs, poached to translucent perfection float in a delicious mushroom soy broth, topped with smoky mince and garlic chives. It is a textural, flavoursome delight.
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Have a happy birthday with a lot of love from all of us.
Ingredients:
- 1 packet of longevity noodles
- 7 eggs
- 200g chives
- 200g shiitake mushroom
- 1 small onion
- 200g minced pork
- 2 tablespoon fried onion flakes
- 3 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon chicken powder
- 1 teaspoon mirin
- 3 tablespoon cooking oil
- 1 teaspoon black rice vinegar
- Salt & pepper to season
- 3 cups of chicken/pork stock
11. Crack an egg into a ladle and dunk it slowly in to the boiling broth
15. Blanch the longevity noodle according to packet instructions. Drain and set aside.
16. Add the blanched longevity noodles into the pot and stir gently to loosen them up.
(Tip: The noodles will absorb the broth quickly, make sure you are happy with with seasoning. Adjust if necessary.)
25. Add a few drops of black rice vinegar to intensify the flavour.
Our tradition: Only the birthday boy or girl gets 2 poached eggs, everyone else just receives one. This is just to highlight that today is their special day.
Sometimes adults just like little kids, get bored with their food. Food is all about colours, inspirations and festivities. It is just me playing with my food~
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Sunday, April 27, 2014
Friday, April 11, 2014
Cooking Lab - Vegetarian Noodles in Black Bean Paste (維力炸醬麵)
Ja Jang Noodles is one of the most popular dishes in Asia. It is of Korean/Chinese origin where blanched noodles tossed in the salty, flavourful black soybean paste.
Get a good quality Ja-Jang black soybean paste from any leading Asian/Korean supermarket and it will serve you well in the cold rainy nights.
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Ingredients:
-1 packet of thin noodles
-100g white zucchini
-50g roasted capsicum
-3 tsp of black bean paste
-5g sesame and seaweed seasoning
-10ml light soy sauce
-10ml olive oil
This is a fantastic noodle side-dish to go with the crispy pan-fried yaki-gyoza/dumplings.
Serve at room temperature with dumpling dipping sauce.
Get a good quality Ja-Jang black soybean paste from any leading Asian/Korean supermarket and it will serve you well in the cold rainy nights.
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Ingredients:
-1 packet of thin noodles
-100g white zucchini
-50g roasted capsicum
-3 tsp of black bean paste
-5g sesame and seaweed seasoning
-10ml light soy sauce
-10ml olive oil
Instructions:
1. Grate zucchini in long slices.
2. Remove excess moisture with paper towel.
3. Heat oil in pan over medium heat.
4. Lightly sauteed the zucchini slices until semi-translucent.
5. Season with salt.
6. Remove and set aside.
7. Prepare the thin noodles by following package instructions.
8. Cook the thin noodles in boiling water for approx 3 minutes.
9. Drain and set aside to cool.
10. Add the black soybean paste (Ja Jang Sauce) to the noodles and stir well.
11. Arrange sauteed zucchini slices around the noodles.
12. Season with light soy sauce.
13. Garnish with roasted capsicum and sesame seaweed seasoning.
This is a fantastic noodle side-dish to go with the crispy pan-fried yaki-gyoza/dumplings.
Please see my previous entry for the dumpling recipe here:
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Asian,
Chinese,
Cooking,
Noodles,
Vegetarian
Monday, December 16, 2013
Cooking Lab - Japanese Udon Noodle Soup w Fish cakes
A late night out - need something quick to satisfy our hunger.
Looking around, around - what is in the fridge ... anything in the pantry??... Ah-ha.. I think I can work out something decent!!
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This is super quick and easy - meal in no times.
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Cooking,
Japanese,
Noodles,
Quick Meal
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