Showing posts with label yam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yam. Show all posts

Monday, March 10, 2014

Yam Rice

Just saw someone's post in FB again and view thru the person's blog and saw yam rice. Hmm... looks kinda good and I haven't been eating this for a while, so maybe I should try it out since I manage to get yam which looks kinda nice and not too expensive from the fruit shop.



Ingredients:
For garnishing:
  • Some crispy fried shallots
  • Some chopped spring onions
  • some hard boiled eggs, sliced
Main ingredients:
  • 1.5cup rice (I used basmati here, washed and leave aside)
  • 5 pieces of dried mushroom, soaked and water reserved
  • 1 big handful of dried shrimp, washed and soaked, water reserved, chopped to smaller pieces
  • 1 cup of small pieces of pork pieces, lean meat only (marinate with salt, pepper, sesame oil and corn flour)
  • 1 chopped shallot
  • 3 cloves of chopped garlic
  • 1 teaspoon of minced ginger
  • 250g of yam, cut to small cubes
  • 1/2 teaspoon 5 spice powder
  • 1/5 teaspoon of sugar
  • 1/8 teaspoon of salt
  • 1 tablespoon of oyster sauce
  • a big dash of pepper
  • 2 tablespoon of soy sauce
  • 3 tablespoon of oil (i used olive oil)
  • water (inclusive of the reserved water above, should make up bout 1.5 cup)
Method:
  1. Saute the shallot till a bit yellowish, add in the garlic and ginger. Stir for about 1mins and add in the chopped dried shrimp. Fried for bout 3-4mins.
  2. Add in the yam pieces and fry till all the yams are well coated with oil and a bit yellowish.
  3. Add in the pork pieces and fry. Ensure the pork are cooked before adding in the rice and a little water.
  4. Add in the seasonings and fry for another 2mins.
  5. Scoop the mixture out on to a big bowl or rice cooker and add in the rest of the water.
  6. If you using rice cooker, just cook your rice like normal. If not, place the big bowl in a double boiler, or big wok with water and steam for 7-8mins till the rice is cooked and all water absorbed.
  7. Fluffed the rice, served and decorate with the garnishing.

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Yam Abacus

Thanks to the big adverts from Ying Ker Lou, I had been wanting to attempt making Yam Abacus. Finally today, I got all the ingredients from the wet market and manage to make that for dinner.





For the abacus:

Ingredients:

  • 211g yam (steamed till soft and mashed with the fork)
  • 75g tapioca flour
  • 60g warm water
  • 1 teaspoon cooking oil
  • a pinch of salt
  • a teaspoon of sugar
  • a pot of boiling water
  • shallot oil
Steps:
  1. Mixed all the ingredients till even and till it forms a soft looking dough, slightly dry.
  2. Take a small pinch, roughly a teaspoon amount of the dough, roll it round n give it a pinch, set aside.
  3. Boiled in a pot of boiling water, drain off when floating.
  4. Spoon roughly a table spoon of fried shallot with some oil on the abacus so that they dont stick together.
For the frying stuff ingredients:
  • a tablespoon of minced garlic
  • 4 tablespoon of dried shrimps, soaked and chopped
  • a handful of julienned carrot
  • a handful of julienned black fungus
  • 3 tablespoon of minced meat (marinated with salt, pepper, rice wine, corn flour and oyster sauce)
  • a dash of fish sauce
  • 1 handful of chopped parsley
  • 1 teaspoon of oil
  • 1 tablespoon of water
  • a dash of pepper
  • a pinch of sugar
Steps:
  1. Stir fry the dried shrimps along with the minced garlic till golden brown.
  2. Add in the carrot and fungus.
  3. Add in the minced meat and stir fry, add in the water too.
  4. Season with fish sauce, pepper and sugar
  5. Add in the abacus. slightly fry and dish out. 
  6. Served with the chopped parsley.

Wednesday, June 18, 2008

Pork Rib Stew Yam

Supposed to use fatty pork, but since we dont like fat, so used pork rib instead.





Blanched vege