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| IngredientsˇG | |||
| Taro | 150g | Preserved Dry Shrimp | 40g |
| Pork (chopped) | 80g | Egg (beat) | 3 |
| Rice | 4 bowl | Spring Onion (chopped) | 3 tbsp |
| Red Chili (chopped) | 1 tbsp | Wine | 1/2 tbsp |
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| MarinadeˇG | |||
| Sugar | 1/2 tsp | Corn Flour | 1 tsp |
| Light Soya Sauce | 2 tsp | ||
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| Seasonings : | |||
| Light Soya Sauce | 3tbsp | Oyster Sauce | 1tbsp |
| Black Pepper | Some | ||
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| MethodˇG | |
| 1. | Chop taro into small cubic and steam for about 5 mins, let cool. |
| 2. | Add 2/3 tsp of salt in egg, beat well and then fry for later use. |
| 3. | Heat up some oil to saute red chili and dry shrimp, add in the pork and fry for a while. Then add in some wine and keep frying till the is almost done, dish up for later use. |
| 3. | Heat up some oil to fry rice over medium heat, change into high heat and add in 1/2 tbsp of wine. Mix in the taro and seasonings well together with the rice. Add in the pork mixture and fry for a while. Add in the egg and spring onion and mix well. Serve hot. |
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| GistˇG | |
| 1. | Control the time when steam the taro, and remember to let it cool before use. Otherwise it will be mashed with the rice and taste no good. |
| 2. | Better cook the rice one night before, otherwise make sure the fresh cooked rice is already cool before fry. |