My parents were here last two days. My father loves curry mee, especially home-cooked (by his only daughter- me of course :)).
I found the recipe in a magazine (Jelita- if I'm not mistaken), dated back in the 80's. My mum subscribed to a few women magazine, and she kept lots of cut-out recipes from those magazine. We've been making curry mee using this recipe since I was still in primary school.
Here's the recipe:
CURRY MEE
1kg yellow noodles (mee kuning) - blanch in hot water
1 kg shellfish (kerang-rebus ambil isi)
1/2 kg prawns (medium- shelled)
10-12 fish balls (cut in halves)
2 pieces fish cakes (sliced thinly)
3 garlic cloves
5 onions
1 inch ginger
1 inch galangal
-blend/pound (A)
3 tbsp chilli paste (cili boh)
4-5tbsp curry powder (preferably meat curry powder)-mix with some water to make a paste
2 lemongrass (smash with the back of knife)
1 cup thick coconut milk
3 cups water
2 tamarind slices (asam keping)
salt
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-Heat 3 tbsp cooking oil in a pot.
-Saute the blended ingredients (A) until fragrance.
-Add in chilli n curry powder. Stir a minute.
-Add coconut milk, and water.
-Let boil.
-Add in shellfish, prawns, fish balls and fish cake.
-Season with salt.
Garnishing:
Bean sprouts
Sawi(cut into !inches)
- blanch in hot water
Boiled eggs
Puff tofu
Fried tofu
Sliced red chillies
Fried onions
Lime
Friday, June 22, 2007
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5 comments:
This is one of my 'specialty' too..my family loves it when I serve it to them..the recipe is exactly like yours. One more of my 'specialty' is soto..hehe..anak org Jawalah katakan!
teringt mee kari mak cik bawang...sob sob
perghhhh!!!
Hliza- I have to get the original 'soto' recipe from u. betul ni...
cik bawang- jgn la sedih, nti kita pun sedih gak... :( meh sini meh,, kita mkn mee kari sama2.
13may- mai la join :)
Bila nak masak mee ni kat aku?
From,
Enemy down under
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