是很清爽又不油腻的一道美食喔!
This thick rice noodle dish is my mom's all time
favourite, there is a restaurant near my house that made the best
Wat Tan Hor that I have ever had ......
It
could be mixed with Fried vermicelli as 'Yun Yong' literally means
Mandarin duck, this creature always moves around as a couple...
just a very Chinese way to indicate it's a combination of two...
:)
Ingredients:
350 g Kueh Teow/Hor Fun
30-50 g Chicken (Sliced)
6-7 Middle size Shrimps (Shelled and clean, leave the
tails on) or mixed seafood
5-6 halved Fish Balls
5-6 slices of Fish cake
A bunch of Choy Sum (Sawi/Chinese Mustard)
1 clove of Garlic (Minced)
1.5 tbsp Soy Sauce
1 tsp Dark Soy Sauce
For Gravy:
1 cup of Chicken Stock or some Chicken
Bouillon
2 tsp of Nam Pla/Fish sauce
2 tsp Cornstarch/tapioca flour (mixed with 4 tbsp of
water)
1/2 egg (lightly beaten)
A few drops of Sesame Oil
A pinch of Pepper powder
1. Microwave the packed Hor Fun/Kueh Teow
for about a minute to soften it, if it is fresh Hor Fun, you can
skip this step. Separate
the
Hor Fun/Kueh Teow with hand as much as possible, this is crucial
for easier cooking later.
2.
Clean the shrimps and marinate the sliced chicken with little
pepper powder and salt.
3.
Heat up 2 tbsp of oil in a cast iron pan/wok, stir fry the Hor
Fun/Kueh Teow with Dark Soy Sauce and Light Soy Sauce. Take it out
in a plate and leave it aside.
4.
Now in the same pan/wok, add minced garlic and chicken, cook till
the chicken pieces changes colour, add chicken stock or Chicken
Bouillon with water, bring to boil, use more
stock if you prefer more gravy on your Wat Tan
Hor.
5.
Add the shrimps, fish cake slices and fish balls, cook for about 2
minutes before adding the vegetable, cook for another minute or
so.
6.
Stir the soup in circular motion and slowly add in the
cornstarch, once the soup thickened, add the lightly
beaten egg to form egg drops. Add Mustard green and cook for 1
minute.
7.
Dish the gravy over the prepared hor fun and serve immediately add
few drops of sesame oil if you like.