我和家人从小就住在巴生班达马兰,虽然那里是一个新村,可是却有不少令人回味无穷的美食。爸爸的表姐一家是经营大炒档的,所以小时候的每个周末我们一家都会光顾那个大炒档,那里的食物几乎样样都好吃,而我们姐弟最爱的就是那里的炒血蛤和炒薯粉根。那里的炒薯粉根有两种炒法,一个是干炒,另一个则是湿炒,其实两种炒法都不错,不过干炒的会显得比较油腻。
我也有好久一段时间没吃炒薯粉根了,所以就托妈妈买了包薯粉根自己煮解解嘴馋。其实我收集的食谱书里面有薯粉根的做法,不过都是我一个人吃,真的有点懒不想动手做,所以才托妈妈买现成的薯粉根,不过如果你有兴趣想要自己做薯粉根那你可以到Sonia家看看她的食谱。隔了这么久没吃了,所以对于炒薯粉根的配料我也不太记得了,印像中是有肉碎、虾米和豆芽,回娘家时问了妈妈她也是说是这几种,那应该就错不了了。这次我是用湿炒的方式,炒好后的薯粉根吃起来咸咸香香的,加上有少许酱汁所以吃起来湿湿滑滑的。一个人把整大盘的炒薯粉根吃下去,感觉真的好饱好有满足感!
这薯粉根已经是烫熟了,煮之前只需要用清水将表面的粉冲洗掉即可。 |
炒薯粉根/茨粉根
材料:
薯粉根/茨粉根 250克(炒之前用清水冲洗沥干)
香菇 2朵(浸泡至软,切片)
猪绞肉 80克
虾米 30克(用水冲洗,沥干)
蒜茸 1汤匙
豆芽 100克
食油 2汤匙
调味料:
酱油 1/2汤匙
黑酱油 1/2汤匙
胡椒粉少许
清水 1杯
做法:
1. 以中高火烧热平底锅,放入油烧热,虾米和蒜头爆香。接着把肉碎加入,炒大约1分钟。然后再放入香菇炒多1分钟。
2. 把薯粉根和调味料加入,煮至滚起后再炒多1-2分钟。加入豆芽,拌炒至均匀即可熄火。将薯粉根盛碟,乘热享用。
份量:1至2人份
Fried Tapioca Noodles
Ingredients:
250 g tapioca noodles, rinsed with water and drained before use
2 dried mushroom, soaked till soften then sliced
80 g minced pork
30 g dried shrimp, rinsed and drained
1 tbsp minced garlic
100 g bean sprouts
2 tbsp cooking oil
Seasoning:
1/2 tbsp soy sauce
1/2 tbsp dark soy sauce
Dash of pepper
1 cup water
Methods:
1. Heat cooking oil in a pan over medium high heat. Add dried shrimp and garlic, saute till fragrant. Add minced pork, stir fry for about 1 minute. Then add mushroom, stir fry for another minute.
2. Add tapioca noodles and seasoning. Bring to a boil, then stir fry for about 1-2 minutes. Add bean spouts, stir to mix well, then turn off the heat. Transfer to serving plate and serve immediately.
Serving: 1-2
This post is linked to the event Little Thumbs Up (Jan 2015 Event: Noodles and Pasta) organised by Zoe of Bake for Happy Kids and Doreen of My Little Favourite DIY and hosted by Anne of My Bare Cupboard.
Hi Violet,
ReplyDelete你好!薯粉根我还是第一次看过呀!
很特别,卖相看起来好好吃!
谢谢你的分享!
mui
哈咯。。我还是第一次听过薯粉根。。我本来还以为是老鼠粉的另一个名称。。但是,看你的图片,薯粉根更晶莹剔透。。好漂亮!
ReplyDeleteI always use tapioca to thicken the sauce but haven't heard about tapioca noodles until now :D Your noodle dish looks very appetizing and for sure quiet delicious !
ReplyDeleteI like tapioca noodles but can't find it in my place of stay. I think this is a Hokkien noodle which can be made at home. How I wish I can have a plate of this noodle right away.
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