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the Steamboat setup |
the Ingredients:
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water |
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one cube for every jug of water (1.2 litres or so) |
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OR one Tom Yam soup cube (optional for tom yam soup) |
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2 spoons of concentrated chicken stock |
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chillies, oyster and tomato sauces |
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bird's eye chillies, crushed |
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sliced cilantro (coriander leaves) |
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garlic, crushed (optional) |
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sesame seeds (optional) |
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handful of groundnut, crushed (optional) |
How to Cook it:
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the Soup (clear on the left and tom yam on the right) |
- add water and mix with the chicken cube, crushed. Add 2 spoons of concentrated chicken stock to taste. for tom yam soup, substitute chicken cube with tom yam cube. set ready in the multi cooker to boil.
- mix the 3 sauces (chili, oyster and tomato), add 3 spoons of the soup. add crushed chillies and sliced cilantro. for a different taste, add crushed garlic, 1 spoon of sesame seed and crushed groundnut (it will be more concentrated).
Notes:
i got the idea for the recipe from my Mak Nah, in exchange for my Lasagna recipe. it's rather simple, really. but the suggestion for the things to ride the steam boat, ha, that needs more thinking, such so we will get a balanced meal.
you can try these, should mental blocks happen (as it happened to me):
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baby carrots |
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variety of balls |
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broccoli, sliced |
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sliced crabsticks |
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enoki mushrooms |
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frankfurters, sliced |
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prawns, deshelled and deveined |
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white squids, sliced and cleaned |
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sliced shiitake mushrooms |
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beehoon, boiled first |
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wantan mee, loosened |
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kangkong (chinese water spinach) |
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spinach |
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quail's eggs |
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sliced meat (optional to be prepped with garlic and salt) |
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crabs, cleaned and crushed |
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baby sawi (park choy) |
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variety of dim sums |
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