Showing posts with label fish sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fish sauce. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 October 2016

Fried Pork with Garlic


These are so yummy. It taste like salted fish with a chewy meaty texture. It is so easy to prepare with only these few ingredients: 
Pork, ground coriander, ground pepper, fish sauce, light soya sauce, tapioca flour & lots of garlic.

Marinate with the above ingredients & deep fried in oil until they are golden / crispy & garnished with some fried garlic & some fresh chopped coriander before serving.

Bon appétit ! 

Chin's Notes: 
1. Here is the recipe that a friend shared: 
2. Very addictive, do prepare more ! :p

Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Rice Noodles with Fish Sauce


Was at a friend's house for a BBQ last summer in Singapore. Her mother-in-law prepared a very yummy fried rice noodles & when I asked her what is her secret. She shared the use of fish sauce & minced pork! Simple yet tasty. 

Ingredients : 
100g minced pork - lightly seasoned with some pepper & salt. Set aside. 
1 packet of rice noodles 
1 packet of bean sprouts / bok choi 
3 cloves of garlic - minced 
1 carrot , thinly sliced. 
Oil 
Fish sauce & pepper to taste

Preparation steps: 
1. Put the rice noodles in the large bowl & pour boiling water over it. Set aside until the noodles turned soft. Drain & set aside. 
2. In a wok, add add 3 tbsp of oil. Heat up & add 1/2 of the minced garlic. Fried until fragrant & add the minced pork. Stir fry until all the meat is completely cooked. Add in the rice noodles.
3. Add the fish sauce and some pepper. Mix well and fry a little until noodles are completely cooked. Dish out into a pot / rice cooker to keep warm. 
4. Clean the wok & heat up some oil, add the remaining garlic & fry until fragrant & add the carrots & desire vegetables. Fry a little & don't over cooked the vegetables. Season with some fish sauce & pepper. 
5. Dish out & spread over the rice noodles. 

Voilà  & serve warm! 

Chin's notes:
1. Fish sauce is slightly salty, taste your noodles as you are adding the seasoning. 
2. Can served with fried omelettes as garnishing.