Recipe By: Tobuchan (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/25)
Serves 2 Prep: 10 min Cook: 10 min
Vermicelli | 160g |
Cooked prawns | 14~16 |
Chicken thighs or breast | 120g |
Beansprouts | 100g |
Egg | 1 |
Green pepper | 1/2 |
Onion | 1/2 |
Curry powder | 2 tbsp |
Soy sauce | 3 tbsp |
Oyster sauce | 2 tbsp |
Red chilli | 1 |
The chef in that Hong Kong restaurant of course used a fantastic heat source so it only took 3 minutes to cook this dish. At home, with my slower gas, it took 6-7 minutes. The vermicelli ended up broken into bits, so I would suggest to rehydrate for less time, perhaps 3 minutes.
Singapore fried noodles in London have a curry flavour, but not in Singapore, so perhaps this is only for the British taste?
Recipe By: Tobuchan (https://cookbuzz.com/kitchen/25)
Serves 2
Prep: 10 min
Cook: 10 min
Vermicelli | 160g | |
Cooked prawns | 14~16 | |
Chicken thighs or breast | 120g | |
Beansprouts | 100g | |
Egg | 1 | |
Green pepper | 1/2 | |
Onion | 1/2 | |
Curry powder | 2 tbsp | |
Soy sauce | 3 tbsp | |
Oyster sauce | 2 tbsp | |
Red chilli | 1 |
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160g | ||
14~16 | ||
120g | ||
100g | ||
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2 tbsp | ||
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The chef in that Hong Kong restaurant of course used a fantastic heat source so it only took 3 minutes to cook this dish. At home, with my slower gas, it took 6-7 minutes. The vermicelli ended up broken into bits, so I would suggest to rehydrate for less time, perhaps 3 minutes.
Singapore fried noodles in London have a curry flavour, but not in Singapore, so perhaps this is only for the British taste?