Showing posts with label vegetable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetable. Show all posts

Saturday, 27 June 2015

My 2 in 1: Spicy White Radish & Carrot Meal and Easy Chicken Soup

Well, I'm created this recipe because I have a lot of white radish at home and I need to finish it before it ruined. So, I create this 2 in 1 recipe which is a Spicy White Radish & Carrot meal and Easy Chicken Soup. 

1 large white radish, julienne
1 large carrot, julienne
2 tbsp minced garlic
1 tbsp chili flakes
2 tbsp fish sauce
2 tbsp vegetable oil
4 cups of water
Salt & Pepper for taste
A handful of chopped Chinese celery
  1. Heat your cooking pan, and add the oil.
  2. Then saute the garlic, for few sec.
  3. Add the carrot, and the white radish. Mix it well.
  4. You may add some water if its too dry.
  5. Then add the chili flakes. You can reduce it if you don't want it too spicy.
  6. Next, add 4 cups of water and let the white radish and carrot cook.
  7. Add salt and pepper and taste it. Then turn off the fire.
  8. Since we only need the white radish and carrot for this meal, use a colander to pour the soup into a soup pot. 
  9. Now u can roughly mix the white radish and carrot in the colander with the chopped Chinese celery and serve it. 

As for the chicken soup, we will use the remain soup. Add 200g of chicken cube into the cooking pot and boil until the chicken cook.  You can add more water, salt, pepper and fish sauce if the taste is a bit bland. 

When everything is ready, serve the chicken soup into your soup bowl. As for me, I prefer to shred my chicken into the soup and sprinkle some fresh Chinese celery into the soup. 

With this idea, you can simple get 2 meal at once. 

Thursday, 18 June 2015

Hairy Marrow Soup with Glass Noodle

1 big hairy marrow
3 garlics, finely chopped
1 litre, chicken broth
1 pack dried glass noodle, about 300gm
3 tbsp fish sauce
1 tbsp vegetable oil
Water for the extra soup base
Salt & pepper for taste

Garnishing:
A handful of Chinese celery, chopped




  1. First, prepare the hairy marrow. Remove the skin and slice it evenly (about 0.5cm each pcs) and dip it into water.
  2. Dip the dried glass noodle into water until it smooth and use scissor to cut the glass noodle (roughly about 5cm each... well, you just need to simply cut it. Or else, it will be too long for you to eat it).
  3. Get your cooking pot and heat it. Add cooking oil and saute the chopped garlic until slightly brownish.
  4. Add the hairry marrow and saute it. Then add the chicken broth and more water if you like to have more soup.
  5. When the water start to boil, you need to slow down the fire and add the fish sauce and the glass noodle.
  6. Cover the cooking pot with the lid and let the soup simmered. 
  7. The hairy marrow will ready when it soft to touch and a slight transparent.
  8. When its ready, sprinkle some salt and pepper. 
  9. You can add more fish sauce and adjust the saltiness of the soup accordingly.
  10. Serve it in large bowl or individual serving bowl and garnish with the chopped Chinese celery. 

Tuesday, 24 March 2015

Side Dish: Cucumber with Osyter Sauce

1 big cucumber, cut into 4, remove the seed and slice it.
3 garlic, chopped
4 tbsp Oyster Sauce
2 tbsp thick soy sauce / cooking caramel
1 small bowl of corn starch
Roasted sesame for garnishing
2 tbsp Vegetable oil
Pinch of salt
1 cup of water


  1. Heat your wok and add the oil
  2. Saute the garlic, then add the oyster sauce and cooking caramel
  3. Then, add the sliced cucumber
  4. Add water, you can add more water if it is too dry
  5. Add the corn starch and you will see the cucumber, and all ingredient will combine and the sauce is getting thicker.
  6. Serve it and garnish with sprinkle of roasted sesame seeds
  7. Optionally you can chopped some bird eye chili and sprinkle on top of the side dish too if you like it spicy
  8. That's all mate! Lets have a good try okay.


Sunday, 18 January 2015

Stir Fry French Bean with Garlic & Dried Shrimp


300g French Bean
200g dried shrimp, chopped it,
3 halves garlic, chopped it
1 tbsp vegetable oil
Pinch of salt

Very easy steps. Turn on the fire and heat the oil on a non-stick stir fry cooking pan. Add the garlic, followed by the chopped dried shrimp. Let it aromatized and then add the French bean and stir it well. 

You may add pinch of salt or maybe no if your dried shrimp is already very salty. In a minute, your Stir Fried French Bean is ready as a side dishes.