Sweet potato kangkong

SALG
SALG @hipposama
Singapore

An adaptation of an Eurasian dish said to originate during WW2 era in Singapore. You can use a purple color sweet potato if you want it looks like exotic dark cuisine.

Sweet potato kangkong

An adaptation of an Eurasian dish said to originate during WW2 era in Singapore. You can use a purple color sweet potato if you want it looks like exotic dark cuisine.

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Ingredients

30 minutes
4 people
  1. 1 piecesweet potato
  2. 250 gkangkong
  3. 2 piecesred chilli
  4. 4 piecesshallots
  5. 1 tablespoondried shrimp
  6. 2 tablespoonscooking oil
  7. 500 mlhot water
  8. 1 teaspoonsalt
  9. 200 mlcoconut milk
  10. 2 tablespoonschilli oil

Cooking Instructions

30 minutes
  1. 1

    Cut kangkong into 2 inches strands.

  2. 2

    Peel and cut sweet potato into cube size.

  3. 3

    Cut red chilli and shallots thinly.

  4. 4

    Chop the dried shrimp finely.

  5. 5

    Heat up 2 tablespoons of cooking oil in the frying pan with medium heat. Saute red chilli, shallots, and dried shrimp.

  6. 6

    When the dried shrimp gives off a strong fragrance, add the sweet potato. Saute for 2 minutes.

  7. 7

    Add hot water and salt. Cook for 1 minute.

  8. 8

    Add coconut milk and chilli oil. Mix evenly.

  9. 9

    Add kangkong. Simmer under medium heat until kangkong is thoroughly cooked and the gravy thickens.

  10. 10

    Ready to serve with rice.

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Love to cook and experiment with new cooking methods in addition to traditional stir fry recipes. Living in Singapore, a fantastic place to eat and experience (almost) every kind of cuisine in the world. There are 5 hawker center within my current neighborhood, I would go there for quick meal if I lazy to cook. My favorite food in hawker center include chicken rice, yong tau foo, lor mee, wanton mee, nasi lemak, cai png, bak chor mee, laksa, herbal mutton soup, ah balling, fried kway teow, curry chicken noodle, kopi O.
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