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Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Make Mee Goreng, the Malaysian Noodle Dish You Can't Get Wrong - NBC News.com

Make Mee Goreng, the Malaysian Noodle Dish You Can't Get Wrong - NBC News.com




MEE GORENG

Ingredients:
1 tsp.
chopped garlic
½ tsp.
Kosher salt
3
heaping tsp. Chopped shallots
1 tsp.
Sambal Oelek to taste (Malaysian chili condiment that can be purchased in Asian
gorcery stores)
1 tsp.
Hot Madras curry powder
1 Tbs.
salty soy sauce (such as ABC Brand Kecap Asin)
1 Tbs.
sweet soy sauce (such as ABC Brand Kecap Asin)
1 ounce
beef (thinly sliced)
1 ounce
chicken (thinly sliced)
3
shrimp (peeled and deveined)
2
ounces calamari (thinly sliced)
8
ounces precooked egg noodles (such as Lo Mein)
2
stalks yu choy (also known as green choy sum, available in Asian markets), cut
into 2 inch pieces
1 whole
egg
½ cup
bean sprouts
2 Tbs.
+ 1 tsp. vegetable oil
1 lime
wedge

Preparation:
Grind
garlic and salt in a mortar. Add the chopped shallots and Sambal Oelek and
grind until they form a paste.
Heat a
wok over medium-low heat. Drizzle in 2 Tbs. of oil and add the ingredients from
the mortar. Add the curry powder and stir, heating until aromatic. Add both soy
sauces and the meat and stir-fry for 3-4 minutes until the meat is cooked
through.
Add the
noodles and yu choy. Stir fry for 30 seconds, then push the mixture to one side
of the wok.
Drizzle
1 tsp. of oil and scramble an egg in the space you’ve created in the pan. Add
the bean sprouts and toss all ingredients together over the heat.
Ladle
onto a plate and garnish with a wedge of lime. Squeeze lime juice over the mee
goreng dish before eating.





















































Kitchen
secret: You can use only one type of protein in this mee goreng recipe or many
according to your liking. Substitute tofu to make this a vegetarian mee goreng.

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