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Hokkien Mee

Malaysian noodles fried in dark soy sauce

Hokkien mee traces back to Chinese immigrants from Fujian. In Kuala Lumpur it is a dark version fried in thick soy sauce.

Thick yellow noodles are fried with prawns, pork and cabbage in dark soy sauce until glossy; crisp pork crackling crowns the dish.

Hokkien Mee
Servings2
Time35 min
LevelMedium

Ingredients

  • Thick yellow noodles400 g
  • Prawns & pork150 g each
  • Dark (thick) soy sauce3 tbsp
  • Light soy & oyster sauce1 tbsp each
  • Garlic3 cloves
  • Pointed cabbage1 handful
  • Crisp pork cracklingto garnish

= available authentic in the Asia Boutique

Preparation

  1. Fry garlic and pork in the wok.

  2. Add the prawns and fry briefly.

  3. Fold in the noodles and cabbage.

  4. Season with dark soy, light soy and oyster sauce.

  5. Fry glossy with a little water, garnish with crackling.

Make it original

Thick dark soy sauce and yellow noodles for hokkien mee are in the Asia Boutique.

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