This fried minced meat dish uses young ginger. It has the fragrance of ginger yet not too 'hot' in taste. Moreover with the saltiness of the preserved radish [chai por], this minced meat tasted rather unique, very suitable to serve with plain porridge and rice.
Ingredients are simple and method is easy, just stir fry until aromatic and meat is cooked.
[recipe adapted from Yum Yum magazine]
300 gm minced meat [lean or with some fats is alright]
300 gm minced meat [lean or with some fats is alright]
200 young ginger - finely chopped
100 gm preserved radish [chai por] - chopped
4 tbsp oil
1 tbsp light soy sauce
1/2 tsp salt to taste [depends on how salty is the chai por used]
1 tsp sugar
- Heat up oil in pan [I used a claypot], saute chopped ginger until aromatic and lightly browned.
- Add in preserved radish, stir fry to mix and aromatic.
- Add in the minced meat and seasoning. Stir fry until minced meat is cooked and almost dry.
- Taste to adjust seasoning. Dish up to serve with plain porridge or white rice or use as toppings for steamed tofu.
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Hi Kimmy, this is so good. However, my version is to add eggs into it to make omelette. And great to go with plain porridge. I can have 3 bowls of porridge!
ReplyDeleteKimmy, this is nice and simple. Would be good with plain rice or noodles too.
ReplyDeleteHi Kimmy! Very homely and satisfying dish to go with porridge/rice! ... and even noodles too! I like it!
ReplyDeleteI love ginger, especially the young ones. :) This is such a great dish and I know I can eat an extra bowl of rice when this is on the dinner table! :P
ReplyDeleteHi Kimmy,
ReplyDeleteLike your homely cooking. This looks very comforting to eat with a bowl of warm steamed rice :D
Zoe
Hi Ivy, yes good idea to add eggs if you wish to make a bigger portion.
ReplyDeleteHi Phong Hong, i always prefer preparing simple yet flavourful dishes.
ReplyDeleteHi Alvin, you are right, it should be good with noodles, too. I have eaten this with steaming hot porridge and plain white rice.
ReplyDeleteHello Amy, thanks for visiting my humble blog. This can be served anytime so long as the porridge/rice is warm or hot.
ReplyDeleteHi Zoe, thanks for your encouraging comment. Great motivation to cook and try as many dishes as possible.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful dish that would go great with anything including noodles! Thanks for sharing another delicious dish!
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