It is very easy to cook Ee Mee, therefore this is my usual family supper meal and everyone loves it! This is the same type of Ee mee that Steamboat restaurant serve with their dishes.
I would normally have some pre fried garlic in oil in my larder, so that I can use it as garnish whenever I cook Ee Mee at night.
I don't have any fixed recipe for Ee Mee because I would cook it with whatever ingredients that I have in my fridge.
Here is another simple version of my soupy Braised Ee Mee
Ingredients
Ee Mee, 1 pcs
Water, 2 bowls
Egg, 1 pc
Pork or chicken meat, 5 pcs
Prawns, 3 pcs
Sesame Oil, 1/2 teaspoon
Light Soya Sauce, 1 tablespoon
Corn Flour and water mixture
Prefried garlic for garnishing
Celery or Spring Onions for garnishing
Salt to taste
Pour water into pot and bring to a boil. A pork or chicken meat. Put in the light soya sauce and prawns.. Add in sesame oil. Pour in the corn flour and water mixture to thicken the soup. Beat egg slightly and pour into the boiling soup. Add salt to taste. Put in the Ee Mee. Stir and cook until the ee mee softhen. Garnish with prefried garlic, celery and spring onions before serving.
Pete, may be you blogged before, and I missed it out. Can you help me in making Spaghetti tomatoes source?
ReplyDeleteStew ee mee is also very nice.. i like those finer strands type...
ReplyDeleteI'm starting to wonder, did you purposely post at this hour to drive me up to the wall? And it's like almost everyday my mental is being tortured with food for eyes only. Grrrr......
ReplyDeleteBut luckily, ee mee is not my favourite, nyek nyek.
LOL, I can hv your ee mee 5 days in a row, not a problem!!! How about weekends?! Well... my husband's treat, hehe!
ReplyDeleteFor me must have egg with ee mee soup or pan mee soup.
ReplyDeletePete, it has been a while since I had ee mien. Thanks for the reminder. Now you get me wanting to hunt for a bowl.
ReplyDeleteeewww.. my hubby`s fave :D
ReplyDeletebut me seldom cook this :)
Ummm...this one, I'll pass... I'd rather stick to my kampua mee. LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteOooo this seems so fragrant! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat's the difference between this braised yee mee and Cantonese yee mee?
ReplyDeletei just had fried ee mee for lunch yesterday! ee mee is tastier than the yellow noodles.
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