Bit Bit wanted to make mee pok for dinner, but is unable to make fishball mee pok or ba chor mee, as there is no fishball at home and Pig cannot eat meat. So Bit Bit decided to make just a bowl of plain mee pok dry.
The plain mee pok dry only takes about 8 minutes.
Things that Bit Bit found out about plain mee pok dry:
- Mee pok can be eaten with almost any ingredients, for example, fishball mee pok, ba chor mee pok (minced meat mee pok), wonton mee pok, or any other of one's favourite food.
- Mee pok is a food whereby almost all Singaporeans have eaten before. Bit Bit ate mee pok from young, whether spicy with sambal chilli or sweet sour with ketchup. Bit Bit remembers eating fishball mee pok, but end up not eating the fishballs, just the mee pok because it is too yummy.
- There are two types of mee pok, one of them has egg added, while the other uses lye-water. For vegetarians, remember to get the lye-water one.
- Other than adding sambal chilli to mee pok, one can add ketchup instead for non-spicy eaters.
Ingredients that Bit Bit used for Plain Mee Pok Dry:
- Fresh Mee Pok - 1 Bundle
- Canola Oil - 1 Tbsp
- Black Vinegar - 3/4 Tbsp
- Sambal Chilli - 1 Tbsp
- Light Soy Sauce - 3/4 Tbsp
Method that Bit Bit used to make Plain Mee Pok Dry:
- Bring a pot of water to boil.
- Add in the mee pok and cook for about 3 minutes. Taste to check the firmness of the noodles.
- While the mee pok is cooking, in a bowl, add in canola oil, black vinegar, sambal chilli and light soy sauce.
- When the mee pok is cooked, place the mee pok in the same bowl.
- Stir and mix well.
- Add toppings, if any.
- Serve and slurp!
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