Bowl of noodles. Pretty much says it about Been Hoon Soup. Of course, there's literally millions of ways you can make Bee Hoon Soup. How about my version? The halal version and ikan bilis/anchovies soup based version? Sincerely a delight. Maybe simplicity to the simplest level, yet, such a satisfying noodle dish (Mee Rebus, Penang Curry Mee & Lamb Pho).
Ingredients
2 tbsp anchovies (rinse)
Yellow noodles/mee (as needed)
4 pips garlic (chopped)
10 fish balls
1 piece fish cake (sliced)
3 stalks spring onion (shredded)
1 tsp anchovies granules (optional)
3 tbsp oil
1 1/2 liters water
Salt and pepper for taste.
Method
In heated oil, fry garlic till crispy.
Remove and keep aside.
In the same oil, fry anchovies till crispy.
Remove and keep aside.
Pour water in the oil and season with granules and salt.
Simmer broth to heat through.
Blanch fish balls and fish cake in the broth
Remove and assemble alongside the rest of the ingredients, including fried garlic and anchovies.
Pour stock over and serve immediately.
Oh, don't forget sliced chillies in soy sauce.
Pour stock over and serve immediately.
Oh, don't forget sliced chillies in soy sauce.
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ReplyDeleteTaste better if the anchovies is crispy.
ReplyDeleteDrooling pics...Looks so good!
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