
Isn’t his Mee Suah Kueh a wonderful snacks for breakfast or tea treat. This is something different from the normal Mee Suah Soup that I cooked quite often. This is something different that Dearie Suki who doesn’t eat Mee Suah also didn’ t realize it is actually Mee Suah Kueh. This wonderful recipe is from here.

Ingredients :
2 packets mee suah , about 8 pieces
50gm to 100gm lean pork / chicken meat , minced
50gm to 100gm prawns, chopped roughly
1 whole bulb garlic, chopped finely
spring onions, chopped
2 tbsp oil
2 soup bowls of hot water
Seasoning Ingredients :
2 tsp of salt
1/4 tsp white pepper powder
Method:
1. Heat oil in wok and fry garlic till beginning to brown. Add meat and continue to stir fry till meat changed colour. Next, add prawns and stir well for 15 seconds.
2. Add water and bring to boil. Add mee suah and stir well to evenly coat with other ingredients. Sprinkle the spring onions at this stage.
3. Add more water to just cover the mee suah so that it cooks in a thick and sticky soup (not runny). Once the mee suah is evenly coated, remove onto a stainless steel plate or pan.
4. Steam it for 3 minutes. Allow to cool overnight.
5. Cut into squares, dip into beaten egg and deep fry till golden brown. Remove and place onto kitchen napkin to absorb excess oil prior to serving.










Shirley says:
Hi,
I stumbled upon your blog when i was searching for the kaya bun recipe.
I have never heard of Mee Sua Kueh. Very interesting indeed.
I will try my hand on it and shall keep you posted.
Thanks for sharing.
Oh hi Shirley,
Thanks for dropping my blog. Good luck in trying the Mee Suah Kueh. It certainly taste good and pretty interesting.
August 30th, 2008 at 12:27 am