Ingredients:
- 500g Pork ribs, blanched to remove blood
- 500g prawns, remove shells and deveined
- 300g yellow noodles
- 300g beehoon
- 100g of pork belly, blanched
- 2 pieces of fishcake, sliced
- A handful of beansprouts
Method:
- First, cook the pork ribs soup base. I accumulated about 1 kg prawn shells and heads in the freezer. Rinsed and drained of water.
- Heat pot/wok with 3 tbsp oil. Add thumb-size smashed ginger and 7-8 cloves of smashed garlic. Sauté till fragrant. Add prawn heads and shells and fry over high heat till shells turn bright red. Drizzle 2 tbsps of Chinese cooking wine around the wok.
- Add about 1.5 liters of hot water or enough water to cover the shells. Bring it to a boil. Add few stalks of spring onion and coriander roots. Sieve away the scums and simmee for about 45minutes.
- When it’s done, sieved to remove prawn shells and set aside. (You can prepare the stock in advance and freeze for later use.)
- When prawn stock ready, topped up about 500ml of water and boil pork ribs and pork belly. Add in 1 tbsp of white peppercorns, 1 tbsp rock sugar. 1 tbsp fish sauce, 1/4 tsp white pepper and 1 tbsp dark soya sauce. Simmer for about 30minues. Remove pork belly to cool when it’s cooked though.
- Continue to boil pork ribs till it’s cooked and soft. Remove and set aside.
- Blanch prawns in soup stock for 2minutes and set aside (don’t overcook prawns so that they stay crunchy).
- Blanch fishcake in soup stock and set aside.
- Blanch noodles and bean sprouts in hot water and portioned in bowls. Pour hot soup to warm the noodles and drain soup back into pot. Repeat again. Add a tbsp of shallot oil and toss well.
- Assembled prawns, fish cakes, pork ribs, pork belly on noodles.
- Add salt and pepper to soup stock (pls adjust according to your taste).
- Pour hot soup over the assembled noodles and topped with a tsp of fried shallots oil and fried shallots. Serve hot with sliced chili padi.
Awesome sharing! Yummy.......
ReplyDeleteThank you Shirley! Glad to be able to share my homecooked food :)
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