went to chinatown market to buy some fish & prawns for a dinner on saturday.
so bought some yong tau foo as well.
so on sunday, i made a simple yong tau foo & white beehoon for family dinner on 17.6.2016.^^
i had some leftover very intense chicken stock from saturday’s dinner.
usually i would add chinese cabbage for the base. this time i didn’t have so just browned garlic cloves, added chilli padi & sliced ginger, then stock. & reduced the stock.
when ready to serve i added the bee hoon, sliced chicken, prawns, sotong (did not have cured cuttlefish).
then tossed the beehoon well.
after couple mins i off the fire & continue to toss & mix the beehoon.
i also prepared just little bit of crispy lard earlier.
in fact, i used some of the pig fat oil to fry the white bee hoon dish.
the white beehoon was really tasty, very well infused with the stock & moist, with fresh seafood (prawns & sotong) & chicken.
excellent dish!!
yong tau foo was simple stuff.
my helper prepared ikan bilis soup befors she left the house on sunday morning.
i just cut the yong tau foo into 2 & cooked them in the ikan bilis dashi & then serve up a very sweet, yellow beans & ikan bilis flavoured soup.
dinner was simple & fun.
c.h.e.f andy









