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Steam Prawns with Tofu and Glass Noodles
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| (largely adapted from 3 Hungry Tummies) Serves 2 to 3 as part of a Chinese meal 1 tube silken egg tofu (or any type of tofu you like), cut into 6 equal pieces | |
| 6 medium | size fresh prawns, peeled keeping the tails intact (Suresh says fresh scallops work too!) |
| 10g | to 15g glass noodles, (aka tang hoon, mung bean noodles), soaked and drained |
| 1 | spring onion, julienned |
| crispy garlic and garlic oil (fry this first and set aside) For the sauce | |
| 3 tbsp | light soy, (I would reduce to 2 tbsp next time ... it depends which brand of soy sauce you use) |
| 1 tbsp | Hua Tiao cooking wine |
| 1/2 tbps sugar | |
| dash | sesame oil |
| dash | white pepper |
| a little | grated ginger, (I omitted and it was still good) |
? Soak glass noodles in hot water for 5 minutes and drain. Set aside. During this time, you can start heating up your steamer. I used a regular wok with cover.
? Peel prawns, make a slit on each prawn and pierce the tail through, making a little "prawn ball".
? Drape small mounds of glass noodles over tofu, then top with a prawn ball.
? By this time, your steamer should be bubbling hot and ready for action. Spoon some sauce over the prawns (no need to use up all the sauce if it appears too much) and place the dish in the steamer. Steam on medium heat for 5 to 8 minutes. I steamed for 5 minutes and it was just right.
? Top with julienned spring onions and crispy garlic, and drizzle with garlic oil liberally.
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