I used to fry noodles when I am not in the mood for rice. And,
all these while I only fry Lou Shu Fun aka Silver Needle Noodle (銀針粉).
When I was small I was learnt this noodle as Lou Shu Fan as in Rat Noodle if
you translate it directly (老鼠粉); and along the years of my growing age, I got
to know it’s also call Bee Tai Bak in Hokkian dialague (米篩目/米台目).
Frying Noodle especially we called that Yellow Noodle is my 1st
experience, we got to wash off the alkaline (鹼水) before we fry. I have never
ever know how do we wash it off, cuz, all the time I only know to blanch it
before we eat, just like the normal Ko Lo Mee (乾捞麵).
Ingredients
100g to 150g of yellow noodle, I told the trader I only need
1 person serving
Bean sprout, again… 1 person serving
1 egg
1 tablespoon light soya sauce
2 teaspoon dark soya sauce
2 teaspoon of chili boh
2 to 3 cloves of garlic, chopped
Method
1. Wash the yellow noodle under the running water for about
5 to 10 minutes
2. Then after, leave it aside to let it dry off
2. Heat the wok on high flame
3. Add in the garlic and fry till fragrant
4. Follow by the yellow noodle
5. Then keep stir frying it and add in other sauces like
dark soya sauce, light soya sauce and chili boh
6. Once all sauces blended well, add in the bean sprout
7. Add in the egg and blend in the noodle
8. Stir fry it for couple of minutes and dish out
Though this is my first time, I wouldn’t say it’s delicious,
but it isn’t that bad, most important thing is the flame that has to control it
well.
Comments
There is nothing better then homecooked noodles..