Singapore Style Fried Noodles

I thought of being in Singapore after I ate it. It’s a fun dish to try.
The most key element of this dish is a little touch of curry. I ate it a lot of times before. After making it on my own, I suddenly find it familiar but quite exotic at the same time.
Referenced from my personal recipe site: https://recipes.zhibin.dev/singapore-style-fried-noodles/
Singapore Style Fried Noodles
I thought of being in Singapore after I ate it. It’s a fun dish to try.
The most key element of this dish is a little touch of curry. I ate it a lot of times before. After making it on my own, I suddenly find it familiar but quite exotic at the same time.
Referenced from my personal recipe site: https://recipes.zhibin.dev/singapore-style-fried-noodles/
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Soak dry mushroom in hot water and let it sit for at least 20 minutes
- 2
Put dry rice noodle in boiling water for 1 minute
- 3
Take out the rice noodle and put it into a big bowl with a cover
- 4
Cover the bowl and let it rest for at least 30 minutes
- 5
Chop all the vegetables into thin slices
- 6
Slice pork thinly, add a little bit salt, soy sauce. Marinade
- 7
Put a frying pan on a high heat
- 8
Add 2 tablespoons of oil and add rice noodle to the wok, turn down the heat
- 9
Fry the rice noodle slowly for at least 2 minutes, until the edge turns crispy
- 10
Move the rice noodle back to a empty container
- 11
Empty the pan, put it on high heat
- 12
Add 1 tablespoon of oil and add the sliced pork, turn up the heat, fry it until it’s almost cooked with crispy edges
- 13
The wok should have a tiny bit of oil. Wring out the water from the mushroom.
- 14
Add the mushroom to the wok, turn up the heat and fry it until you smell the amazing mushroom fragrant. Take out the mushroom
- 15
Add 1 tablespoon of oil, add the eggs and fry them until they are cooked. Break down the eggs
- 16
Add all the vegetables one kind at a time
- 17
Add the fried pork slices to the wok, stir
- 18
Add the rice noodle to the wok, stir
- 19
Add the curry paste and 1 tablespoon of soy sauce to the wok, stir
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