My trip to Singapore is always dramatic, full of new discoveries and happy faces. I've replicated Fish ball noodle (dry) in my test kitchen with imported fishballs from Thailand and used some sliced Japanese fishcake. This is not the usual noodle with soup but noodle dish (dry version) and hence the word "tah" ="干” = "dry". The sauce is chilli-based with a slight ketchup note and some powdered ikan bilis but I wish there's buah keluak paste for depth. Used quite some amount of lard with this dish. Deep fried shallots add a nice texture and richness to this dish. Quite yummy, but I think I should add more ikan bilis powder and also, some shredded lettuce for texture and contrast to the spiciness.
Friday, January 15, 2010
What's Cookin' in Our Kitchen: Tah Mee 干面
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My trip to Singapore is always dramatic, full of new discoveries and happy faces. I've replicated Fish ball noodle (dry) in my test kitchen with imported fishballs from Thailand and used some sliced Japanese fishcake. This is not the usual noodle with soup but noodle dish (dry version) and hence the word "tah" ="干” = "dry". The sauce is chilli-based with a slight ketchup note and some powdered ikan bilis but I wish there's buah keluak paste for depth. Used quite some amount of lard with this dish. Deep fried shallots add a nice texture and richness to this dish. Quite yummy, but I think I should add more ikan bilis powder and also, some shredded lettuce for texture and contrast to the spiciness.
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