Simple Chinese Herbal Mi Sua (Wheat Vermicelli) - Recipe for the Ladies



After publishing Recipe for The Guys, now I would like to share here a Recipe For the Ladies. LOL! I have a packet of Sin Wah Misua, if not mistaken its' from Melaka. This herbal misua recipe would taste better if you use duck meat. I didn't have any duck meat in stock in my freezer, so I just made do with the pork lean meat that I have. So guys, it is your turn to be careful.......after your wifey eat this......habislah you! ha ha ha.

Disclaimer : COOK AT YOUR OWN RISK! Next year, another kid 'come out', don't blame Peteformation ahh. he he he

Ingredients

Pork, 50 gms (or duck meat, drumstick)

Misua, 1 bunch

Yuk Chuk, 7 pcs

Tong kwai, 1 pc

Kei Chi, 1 tablespoon

Water, 3 bowls

Salt to taste (misua is already salty)

Light Soya sauce, 1 teaspoon

Sesame oil, a few drops

Shao shing Chiew (Chinese Cooking wine), 1 tablespoon

Garlic, 3 cloves, chopped finely and deep fried in oil

Egg, 1 pc (optional)

Pour water in pot and bring to boil. Put in the pork, Yuk Chok, Kei Chi and Tong Kwai. Boil for around 15 minutes. Add light soya sauce, salt, shao shing chiew, egg and sesame oil. Put in the misua. Once the misua (wheat vermicelli) spread out, turn off the heat. Garnish with parsley and fried garlic. Serve while still hot!

Benefits of Chinese Herbs

1) Yul Chuk (Polygonatum root, Polygonatum odoratum) – Moisturises our internal organ, balances Yin

energy, clear wind and softens the sinews.

2) Tong Kwai (Angelica Sinensis Root, Radix Angelicae sinensis) – Stimulating effect on the uterus, tonic for blood and regulating menses, lubricate the bowels, improve immune system, antioxidant, protect digestion system and improve blood circulation. (Warning, Tong Kwai must not be eaten during pregnancy)

3) Kei Chi (Lycium Berries, Lycium Barbarum) – Brighten the eyes, moistens the lungs and enriches Yin energy.