INGREDIENTS
For the sauce |
120ml light soy sauce |
15ml dark soy sauce |
15 ml oyster sauce |
15ml fish sauce |
30g sugar |
5g white pepper |
store in refrigerator where it keeps well |
For the Kway Teow |
100ml vegetable oil (we use light olive oil) |
200g peeled green prawns |
200g fried fish cake slices |
2 cloves garlic, minced |
500g fresh rice noodles which have been soaked in cold water and separated if pre-packed) |
3 Chinese sausages (lap cheong), thinly sliced |
2 tbsp chilli paste (or to taste) |
60ml Kway Teow sauce |
3 eggs, beaten |
100g bean shoots |
3 tbsp (1 small bunch) chopped chives |
METHOD
1. | Heat wok as high as possible. Add 100ml vegetable oil and stir-fry prawns with garlic until fragrant (about 2 minutes). Add the fish cakes, lap cheong, and rice noodles. Toss for a few minutes. |
2. | Add the chilli paste (Pun Chun brand is suggested but not essential) and Kway Teow sauce, continue to toss before adding the beaten egg. Finally add the chives and bean shoots toss for another few minutes and serve immediately. |
3. | Serves 4 |
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