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Friday, August 28, 2009

Stir fry prawns & eggs with milk

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The combination of prawns & eggs in a dish sound so simple and easy to cook, but there is a lot more tricks in making this simple dish. As I would like to try out something new in cooking this simple dish, which brings more flavour and at the same time preserve the freshness and bounciness of the prawns.
Thus, I started to google many food blogs and I found this recipe is worth a try. You wouldn't know how much you can improve and change in making this simple family dish.

Most of the recipes in her site are simple and practical. Her food presentation is one of the best that I would admire to. She is MITONG (小小米桶) as per her blog's name, in Chinese means "little rice barrel". This stir fry prawns & eggs with milk (蕃茄滑蛋蝦仁) is one of the best combo recipe. To add on the extra flavour, this dish has added some tomato in it. Do you want to know why? Let me describe the texture of this dish and I am sure you would also fall in love with it.

Stir-fried prawns soaked in the mixture of milk and eggs with some tapioca flour, makes the texture smooth and appetizing. The prawns are not over-cooked, smooth & bouncy. This is one of the way to savor fresh & bouncy prawns accompanied with eggs & some tomatoes in it! Isn't it simply appetizing? My family could finished all of them with some hot steamed rice! If you are searching for some simple yet delicious home cooked dish for the entire family, try this!

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Recipe adapted and modified. You may log on to her site for complete Chinese version.

Ingredients:
3 Eggs, beaten
20 Prawns, removed shells & veins
1 medium-sized Tomato
1 Spring onion, chopped

Marinate:
1 tsp Chinese Rice wine
Dash of White pepper
Dash of Salt

Seasoning:
1/4 tsp Salt
1/2 tsp Sugar

Milk mixture:
3 tbsps Milk (I would prefer fresh milk)
1 tbsp Tapioca flour

Method:
1. Wash & peel the prawns. Removed veins and pat dry.
2. Marinade prawns with marinate ingredients. Set aside.
3. Make a cross on tomato, blanch it hot water. Remove tomato skin & seed. Diced.
4. Heat up wok, add 1 tbsp oil, add prawns and cook until 80% cooked. Dish up and set aside.
5. Beat up eggs, add salt, tomato, spring onion, prawns, milk mixture. Mix well.
6. Heat up wok again with 2 tbsps oil, turn fire to low, add in eggs mixture (step 5).
7. In low fire, stir fry eggs mixture till 80% cooked. Stir in prawns and mix well. Dish up & serve warm.

Tips from Mitong (I find that her tips are very useful to get the maximum flavour):
• Tips 1 - By mixing milk with tapioca flour will make this dish smooth and scrumptious.
• Tips 2 - By stir frying the prawns before hand, then mix with eggs mixture can preserve the freshness and texture of the prawns.
• Tips 3 - Cook eggs mixture in low fire to have a smooth texture.

18 Comentários:

Nags said...

this looks so YUM!

noobcook said...

This is a special recipe with milk and flour. Looks totally yummy!

Food For Tots said...

I luv Mitong's recipe plus her useful tips. They never disappoint me. Your dish looks so delicious with the big fat bouncy prawns! I am craving now!

The Little Teochew said...

Brilliant! You did beautiful. Am going to check out Mitong's blog right now :) Thanks for sharing.

TasteHongKong said...

Hmmm, the pictures look delicious already.

mycookinghut said...

Yumm.. looks fantastic!

ICook4Fun said...

Beautiful dish. Simple yet full of flavor. This is another dish for me to try out.

Cookie said...

I grew up loving the combination of prawns and eggs. My mom would always stir fry them together with tomatoes and mushrooms. So simple but so yummy! I love how you added milk to the mixture for some creaminess.

pigpigscorner said...

I like mitong's blog too! This sounds perfect with rice!

♥peachkins♥ said...

it looks like this is good for breakfast...

petite nyonya said...

Looks so good & thanks for sharing the wonderful tips!

Little Corner of Mine said...

Yummy! Love the combination.

Bits of Taste said...

Nags : Thank you!

Noobcook : Thank you Wiffy!

F4T : Thanks friend! You may want to give it a try!

TLT : Thanks! Hope you get more info from there too!

TasteHK : Thanks & thanks for dropping by!



mycookinghut : Thanks Lee Mei!

ICook4Fun : Thanks! Glad you like it.

Cookie : Your mum's version is delicious too! Thanks & thanks for dropping by!

PPC : Oh yeah! Thanks!

Peachkins : Give it a try!

Petite nyonya : You are most welcome, glad you like it.

LCOM : Thanks!

My Taste Heaven said...

looks yummy, really makes me hungry!

Health Freak Mommy said...

This dish looks really yummy but looks kinda tedious to prepare. I won't have the time to cook it. Maybe I can come to your hse when you next cook this dish, hehe.
Have you tried 'kon cheen har loke'? It's very easy to cook and very tasty too. I cooked it yesterday and I shall blog about it soon.

Bits of Taste said...

Thanks My Taste Heaven! Glad you like it.

Hi Shireen (Healthfreakmommy), thanks! This dish indeed is quite easy to prepare! Try it, I am sure the gals will like it. Sure! Come over and I can cook this for you! Wow! Fried Crispy Prawn! I shall hop to your blog for this dish! *wink*

connie said...

can i use corn flour instead of tapioca?

Bits of Taste said...

Yes Connie, you may use corn flour.

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