This is a simpler version compared to my other two recipes Braised Dual Mui Choy with Mushrooms and Vegetarian Braised Mui Choy. For this recipe, I used just nam yee for the taste and flavour.
Ingredients
[serves 4-5]
[serves 4-5]
100 gm salted mui choy - rinsed, soaked and chopped
100 gm sweet mui choy - rinsed, soaked and chopped
1 piece nam yee [fermented bean curd]
a few ginger slices
1 piece nam yee [fermented bean curd]
a few ginger slices
1 small can braised peanuts - drained the sauce
2 tbsp oil + 1 tsp sesame oil
Seasoning
1 tbsp vegetarian oyster sauce
1/2 tbsp dark soy sauce
2 tbsp sugar to taste
1 tsp pepper
2-3 cups water
- Fry both mui choy in wok without oil for a few minutes. Push aside.
- Add oil into the wok and saute ginger slices and nam yee, fry until fragrant.
- Push in the fried mui choy to mix. Stir fry for a few minutes over medium heat. Add in seasoning.
- Add in enough water to cover ingredients. Bring it to a boil and reduce heat to simmer vegetables until soft and gravy is reduced.
- Add in braised peanuts. Stir to mix all ingredients.
- Serve with plain rice or porridge.
Notes: Visit this site for its' Nutritional Facts [here]
I'm linking this post to Little Thumbs Up Event - Soy Beans organised by Doreen from my little favourite DIY and me, Bake for Happy Kids, hosted by Mich from Piece of Cake
8 comments:
Kimmy, the pungent nam yee is somehow so appetizing. Can just eat this alone with rice!
Hi Phong Hong, yes with the canned peanuts it was good with rice and my vegetarian achar.
Hi Kimmy,
Phong Hong is right and I like to eat this very salty-fragrant dish with plain porridge.
Zoe
never had mui choy with nam yee before..sounds very flavourful.
Wish I could have this dish for my dinner tonight Kimmy. Looks delicious.
Hi Zoe, me too but I had it with rice cos' at the time I cooked this it was raining season.
Hi Lena, it was good cooking with nam yee.
Hi Veronica, already finished and you made me thinking of it now, hehehe!
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