Fish Sauce, Hoisin Sauce, MSG, Pepper, Sesame Oil, Palm Oil, Cooking Wine, Food Coloring (red), Oyster Sauce, Honey, Light Soya Sauce
first, marinate 150 grams of pork with BBQ marinate sauce *recipe
after roasting for 30 mins - yummy ! on 20th minutes, glaze some honey
slice it in fine thin slices - there is your Char Siew !
! important note - keep the oil from roasting pan !
juicy red shallots
chop chop chop into fine slices
fry until its crispy - there you have it - Shallots Oil
Minced pork - marinated with light soya sauce, fish sauce - fry until tender, can add a little of water
! important note - keep the oil from porky fat !
Now, many people says you must use authentic Sarawak hand made noodle to make a real Kolo Mee - not necessary, here Porky uses dry Egg Noodle. The secret is how you cook it to maintain the consistency/elasticity of the noodle. With boiling water, cook the noodle for 1-2 mins, run it under cold tap water and re-cook again under medium heat until you get the right consistency. No duration for this final step, just taste it as you cook - do not overcook it. So its done when you like the consistency !
drain water, and quickly mix with BBQ Char Siew Oil, and also Shallots Oil - mix evenly with a sprinkle of salt, light soya sauce, fish sauce and MSG - sprinkle only - not too much
Tadaaaaa - Sarawak Kolo Mee !
Marinating Sauce for BBQ Char Siew Pork
1) Fish Sauce
2) Hoisin Sauce
3) Sesame Oil
4) Chinese Wine
5) Light Soya Sauce
6) Ajinomoto - MSG
7) Pepper
8) Palm Oil
9) Food Coloring - Red
10) Honey (apply only during roasting, preferably last 5-10 minutes so it will not burn)
Marinating Sauce for Minced Meat
1) Fish Sauce
2) Salt
3) Light Soya Sauce
4) Ajinomoto
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