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This is how I make mi udang based on this paste from Teans:


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Preparation

Mix the paste with water as per instructions, making a total of 1800 g. Bring to the boil, allow to cool, and split into 6 portions of 300 g. Freeze the portions or proceed as follows with each portion:

Ingredients

quantity       ingredient       step
1 nest       egg noodles       1
300 g       Prawn broth mixture from above       2
2       fish balls       2
60 g       pok choi or choi sam       3
50 g       prawns       4
1 piece       Dofu puff       5
      other dofu       5
50 g       tauge (bean sprouts)       6

Preparation

  1. Cook the noodles as specified, usually 2 minutes. Drain and rinse in cold water.
  2. Bring the broth to a boil, add the fish balls and cut stems of the pok choi and leave for a while.
  3. Spread the noodles in a serving bowl. Slice the dofu and spread over the noodles.
  4. Bring the broth back to the boil, add tauge and pok choi leaves and bring back to the boil. Removed from the heat and add the prawns.
  5. Heat the noodles for 30 s in a microwave oven. Pour the broth over them. Serve.

Notes

This broth is very flavoursome, but also far too pedas. I wish they'd modify it; in the meantime I'm looking for alternatives.


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