RSS FeedMy hubster and I LOVE pan mee. We each have our favourite spots for pan mee but we both agree on the same place when it comes to the dry chilli pan mee. I have always thought of making this at home but I do not know the first thing about making pan mee. The [...]
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Pan Mee
October 22nd, 2012 
Sharon 
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Tags: anchovies, Asian, hawker fare, ikan bilis, light meals, Local, manichai, mushrooms, Noodles, noodles in soup, pan mee, Pork, pucuk manis, shitakes, soup 
No Comments »MFF Sarawak – Cha Zhu Mien (Fried Braised Noodles)
September 27th, 2012 Sharon I thought I would try to squeeze in one more recipe before MFF Sarawak Month is over. This is Cha Zhu Mien – literally means fried and then braised noodles. My mom would make this often at home or maybe she makes it only when I’m there because I’ll be the only one asking for [...]
Posted in Home Tags: Asian, braised fried noodles, cha zhu mien, kuching, Local, Malaysian Food Fest, MFF, Noodles, noodles in soup, One-pot, Sarawak, Soups, Speedy Meals No Comments »MFF Sarawak – Hoongan Chau Chai
September 10th, 2012 Sharon This is my FAVOURITE noodle dish to eat when I get home. Not so much mee suah or laksa or kolo mee. ‘Hoongan‘, ‘kampua’, ‘cha chu mien’ and ‘kueh chap’ are what I look forward to. This noodle is mainly SOUR and sour to the max from the preserved vege (chau chai). As if that [...]
Posted in Home Tags: Asian, chau chai, Foochow, Home cooked food, kuching, light meals, Local, Malaysian Food Fest, MFF, Noodles, One-pot, Pork, preserved vege, rice noodles, Sarawak, soup, Soups 19 Comments »My Little man is 3…..
May 23rd, 2012 Sharon My eldest turned 3 last Sunday, sigh*…this little bub that used to be so happy with just milk and fresh diapers now knows how to operate his Dad’s ipad. We had mee suah for dinner, actually I think this was more for hubster than my son cause he’s contented to have just cake. Mee SuahÂ
Ham Choi Soup
February 21st, 2012 Sharon I had problems trying to shoot this bowl of soup without making it look so…..for lack of a better word….’peasant-y’, but I gave up after changing props a few times and decided that if this is how it should look, then it’s how it should be. Ham Choi literally means ‘salty vege’ but in Hokkien, [...]
Posted in Home Tags: Asian, eggs, Noodles, salted vege, soup, Soups, Speedy Meals, Vegetables 6 Comments »Guest Post – Chef Dad and his ‘Long Mien’ (Egg Noodle Soup)
January 28th, 2012 Sharon ‘Long‘ in Foochow means ‘egg’ while ‘mien‘ is ‘noodles’. Although it translates to just egg noodles, this dish has many other ingredients to make it super-special and CNY-worthy. My Dad has been waiting to contribute something to Feats of Feasts but since he doesn’t cook all that much, we both had to wait till CNY [...]
Posted in Home Tags: Asian, chicken stock, chinese new year, egg noodles, eggs, leftovers, Meat, Noodles, One-pot, Pork, Seafood, soup, Vegetables 6 Comments »Home-Style Kolo Mee
August 29th, 2011 Sharon I call this ‘home-style’ instead of ‘homemade’ coz that would mean you actually made the noodles from scratch. The noodles are bought from a vendor but everything else is home-cooked. Kolo mee is a common noodle dish in Sarawak. Mine don’t look like what they sell in shops at all (pic below);
