The original recipe uses shark meat but I tuned it a little and used stingray instead. Shark and stingrays meat have almost the same texture. Local ham choy (salted vegetable) is suitable for this dish. Imported ham choy are normally used in soup and locally produced ones are often stir fried. You can eat this dish with rice or porridge.
Ingredients
Stingray, cut into large chunks
Local Ham Choy (Salted Vegetable), 2 stalks or more, cut small
Plum Sauce, 2 tablespoons
Ginger, 10 slices, cut into strips
Garlic, 3 cloves, chopped finely
Soak ham choy in water before cutting to get rid of the salt a little so that the dish will not turn out too salty. Heat up wok and put in a little vegetable oil. Saute ginger strips and garlic until they turned golden brown. Add in the sting ray. Keep on frying until the stingray is cooked.(Alternatively you can prefry the stingray first). Add a little water and cover the wok with a lit to let the stingray cook evenly. Open the wok lid and add plum sauce. The Stingray with Salted Vegetable Dish is ready.
Hmmm, this is a very unique combination wo! I love stingray~
ReplyDeleteOhh... this is my favourite dish. Actually I sapu any dish with ham choy, lol! Ham choy is very appetizing, can easily finish 2 big bowls of rice.
ReplyDeleteI love this veggie with roast pork meat.
ReplyDeleteThat was my sister's favorite and always pester my late Mama to cook shark meat with kiam chye almost every week. OK can get stung with stingray as well. tQ.
ReplyDeleteLove the slight bitter, salty and sour aroma here. Definitely inspiring for me!
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to cook kerang kiam chye
ReplyDeleteyummy..i love it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE ham choy with any kind of fish. Even with canned salmon or pork belly.
ReplyDeleteLoves this dish...
ReplyDeletei love ham coy, but no no with fish...
ReplyDeleteHi Pete,
ReplyDeleteBeen awhile since I come here :) Nice layout.
Take care.
i usually cook this with black promfet.
ReplyDeleteI din kno sharks' meat have almost same texture with stingray!
ReplyDeletemy mom loves to cook this always!!
ReplyDeleteanother great recipe from Pete^^
ReplyDeleteWow, u can even inventively cook stingray with ham choy, impressive!
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