I made some ' Yong Tau Fu ' ( stuffed chillies, bittergourd, okra and eggplant ) unfortunately there were no tofu because I left them out during my grocery shopping. So actually this dish should be called 'yong liew' 😂 cooked in savoury sauce. Our one dish meal for today's lunch and dinner . The meat fillings comprises of minced pork ( fat and lean), dried shrimps, chopped garlic, chopped green onions, chopped chilli, white pepper, light soy sauce, chicken powder, sesame oil and corn flour. Just give it a quick stir till all are mixed well and texture of filling has turned slightly sticky. Stuffed veggies and pan fried them in shallow oil till both sides of the fillings has turned golden brown and the veggies is partially cooked . Made a simple savoury sauce and add in the fragrant stuffed veggies and simmer for 15 mins. Dish up and served with rice.
Add in the pan fried stuffed veggies
into the thickened sauce
and simmer for a further 15 mins
before dishing up
Meat fillings:
500gm minced meat ( Half fat and half lean)
2 tbsp of dried shrimps
100gm of fish paste
1 tbsp of chopped spring onion
1 tbsp of chopped garlic
1 tbsp of chopped chilli
1tsp of light soy sauce
1tsp of sesame oil
1/2 tsp white pepper
1 tsp chicken powder
1tbsp of corn flour
Mix the ingredients together till they turned slightly sticky.
The meat filling is ready for stuffing.
Pan fried the ' Yong liew' in shallow oil till cooked. Dish out and place the ' Yong liew' on paper towel to remove excess oil. Add to the savoury sauce once the sauce is ready.
Savoury sauce: measurements of ingredients depends how much 'yong liew' you have
Ingredients for making sauce
fermented soybean( tauchu)
Thick soy sauce
Sugar
Garlic
Oil
water
Corn flour thickening
Saute the garlic and fermented soybean with vegetable oil till fragrant. Add enough water and let it simmer for 15 mins. Add in sugar and corn flour thickening. Add in the young liew' and let it simmer for 5 mins. Dish up and serve with rice.
Enjoy!
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