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It's almost Chinese/Lunar New Year, and to celebrate The Italian Club Hong Kong challenged me to make a CNY recipe with their ingredients. At first, I was thrown for how to create an Italian-Chinese dish, but there are actually so many overlaps between all the various kinds of (pasta) noodles and dumplings! So I turned one of my favorite pasta dishes into these lucky…...
http://indulgenteats.com/2021/01/29/sausage-burrata-and-kale-pasta-turned-wontons/
Have been cooking a little bit more since moving into our new home, so I thought I'll share some of the stuff that I've been cooking with you guys. Sorry for the actual lack of measurements as I cook without a recipe usually. It is also my first time cooking some of the recipes (like the prawn noodles) but I'm glad they all turned out delicious.
Ingredients used in order of meal -
Monday:
[Lotus Root Soup]
Pork Ribs & Chicken Bones (can just use one of the other)
Lotus Root
Dried Conpoy
Red Dates
Lotus Seeds
Cordyceps Flower
Goji Berries
[Meat Patties]
Minced Pork
Black Fungus
Shitake Mushroom
Water Chestnut
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Tuesday:
[Oyako Don]
Marinated Chicken (thigh and/or breast, deboned)
Onions (optional)
Eggs
Instant Miso Soup
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Wednesday:
[Kimchi Fried Rice]
Kimchi
Meat of Choice ( I used Sausage & Shabu Pork)
Eggs
Overnight Rice
Sesame Oil
Mozarella Cheese
Roasted Seaweed Laver
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Thursday:
[Foie Gras Uni Don]
Foie Gras
Uni
Rice Vinegar
Salt
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Friday:
[Oden]
Daikon Radish
Konjac/Shirataki
Oden Soup Base
[Kaisen Don]
Sashimi Grade Scallops
Uni
Rice Vinegar
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Saturday:
[Prawn Noodle Soup]
Prawn Noodle Soup Base (I used Chu Collagen's)
Prawns
Shabu Pork (or pork ribs)
Noodles of Choice (Yellow/Rice Noodles)
Bean Sprouts
Kang Kong
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1)東坡肉
材料：
五花肉500g pork belly
棉繩少許 cotton rope
蔥段15g scallion
薑片20g ginger
調味料：
醬油200g soy sauce
紹興酒100g Shaoxing wine
冰糖40g rock sugar
水200㏄(蓋過食材) water
作法：
1.五花肉用棉繩綁好。(Tip：將肉略勒住，鬆緊適中。)
2.綁好的五花肉放入容器中，用熱水汆燙1分鐘，濾除水分。
3.加入所以調味料與蔥段、薑片。
4.電鍋外鍋加2杯水，蒸至開關跳起即可。
5.裝盤上桌時，可用燙熟青菜擺盤裝飾。
2)海鮮煲
材料：
綜合海鮮500g mixed seafood
蛤蜊12顆 clam
捲心白菜350g Chinese cabbage
蒜末15g garlic
薑末15g ginger
蔥段20g scallion
辣椒片10g chili
蔥花少許 scallion
調味料：
鹽少許 salt
糖少許 sugar
米酒1大匙 cooking rice wine 1tbsp.
水1大匙 water 1tbsp.
蠔油2大匙 oyster sauce 2tbsp.
白胡椒粉1/4茶匙 white pepper powder 1/4tsp.
香油 1茶匙 sesame oil 1tsp.
作法：
1.白菜汆燙熟，放入容器中。
2.加入綜合海鮮、蛤蜊，擺上蔥段、辣椒片。
3.所有調味料調勻後淋在海鮮上。
4.電鍋外鍋加1杯水，蒸至開關跳起。上桌前撒上蔥花即可。
3)蒜泥蒸蝦
材料：
鮮蝦600g shrimps
粉絲2把 glass noodles
蒜末100g garlic
辣椒末10g chili
蔥花20g scallion
調味料：
醬油膏2大匙 thick soy sauce 2tbsp.
米酒2大匙 cooking rice wine 2tbsp.
作法：
1.鮮蝦用料理剪刀剪去長鬚、前腳。
2.再用剪刀剪開背部，去腸泥。(Tip：開背較容易入味)
3.將所有調味料和蒜末、辣椒末調勻成蒸醬。
4.粉絲用熱水泡開，放入容器中，擺入鮮蝦，淋上蒸醬。
5.電鍋外鍋加1杯水，蒸至開關跳起。上桌前撒上蔥花即可。
4)臘腸蒸雞
材料：
雞腿肉塊700g chicken thigh
臘腸80g Chinese sausage
肝腸80g Chinese liver sausage
蒜末10g garlic
薑末10g ginger
蔥段20g scallion
調味料：
醬油1/2大匙 soy sauce 1/2tbsp.
蠔油1.5大匙 oyster sauce 1.5tbsp.
米酒1大匙 cooking rice wine 1tbsp.
鹽少許 salt
糖少許 sugar
太白粉適量 tapioca starch
作法：
1.雞腿肉塊放入容器中，加入所有調味料，蓋上蓋子，搖晃均勻。(Tip：雞肉醃過入味又不柴)
商品標：壓一下，氣密醃漬更入味
2.放入臘腸、肝腸，稍微拌勻。
3.電鍋外鍋加2杯水，蒸至開關跳起。
5.開鍋趁熱放入蔥段略燜即可。
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In this episode, we headed down to North Bridge Road Lor Mee to gulp down a GIGANTIC 6KG bowl of Lor Mee. North Bridge Road Lor Mee is headed by Lance, a young hawker, who learned the recipe from a close family friend who similarly ran a famous Lor Mee outlet in his youth. Now, Lance serves a thoroughly refined bowl of Lor Mee with a wide variety of toppings and condiments at $4/5 a bowl.
Lor Mee is Chinese dish brought over to Singapore by immigrants from China. It involves noodles drenched in a thick and starchy gravy topped with sides like hard-boiled eggs and Chinese-style sausage rolls (ngoh hiang), and condiments like vinegar and freshly minced garlic. The heavily spiced gravy is usually thickened with corn starch and eggs.
For this challenge, we piled 8 servings of yellow noodles onto the bowl and filled the bowl with gravy until it was close to full. We then topped it up with massive amounts of fried fish, braised pork belly, Chinese-style sausage rolls and hard-boiled eggs. To round it all off, we added heaping piles of minced garlic, coriander and chilli paste, before squirting a helping of vinegar.
The gravy was exceptional, very well-balanced with noticeable sour-spicy-sweet notes that were not overwhelming in any direction. It was thick as expected, coating each strand of noodles and toppings with savoury goodness. For the toppings, the fried fish really went beyond what we were expecting for a $5 dollar dish. Each piece was fried to crunchy perfection and bursting with moisture and flavour. The contrast between the bite from the fried fish and the sloppy gravy was one to remember. The braised pork belly was also well done, tender and well-marinated with Chinese spices. The best way to eat this dish would be to mix all the added condiments together with the gravy and toppings, allowing the varied and complex flavours to be present with every bite. The addition of chilli, garlic and vinegar elevated an already flavourful dish considerably.
I was not expecting to enjoy this challenge as I have never been a fan of Lor Mee, but I downed this bowl with relative ease and almost wanted seconds. If you are looking for an excellent bowl of Lor Mee or want to try one for the first time, you will not go wrong with North Bridge Road Lor Mee.
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