Penang Char Kway Teow
If you miss Malaysia as much as we do, this spicy, fiery wok-hei-filled Penang Char Kway Teow is a must make! One bite of this will have you dreaming you’re back in Penang.
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Ingredients
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440g Thin guo tiao | |
100g Bean Sprout (weight) | |
10g Scallions (cut into 1 inch length) | |
1tbsp Minced garlic | |
1pc Chinese sausage (sliced thinly) | |
10pcs Prawns (deveined and deshelled) | |
50g Fresh cockles | |
2Eggs (beaten) | |
2tbsp Pork lard (optional) | |
2tbps Pork crackers (optional) | |
4Banana leaves |
Sauce:
2tbsp Light soy sauce | |
½tbsp Dark soy sauce | |
1½ tbsp Fish sauce | |
2tbsp Water | |
1tbsp Chilli sauce (optional) |
Directions
1.
Combine light soy sauce, dark soya sauce, fish sauce and water in a small mixing bowl, set aside.
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2.
Stir fry minced garlic with pork lard till fragrant.
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3.
Add in prawns and Chinese sausages and stir fry fragrant.
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4.
Add in thin guo tiao and bean sprouts, give it a quick mix.
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5.
Pour in the sauce that we have prepared.
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6.
Add in the beaten eggs, continue to mix well.
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7.
Add in cockles, scallions & pork crackers, final quick mix.
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8.
Dish up and serve hot.
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